Meine Heimat Ist Vietnam

Annotation — European Songs

Reich mir die hand (Vietnamesischer Flüchtlings-Chor Europas) (Vietnamese Refugee Choir Europe) Meine heimat ist Vietnam (Vietnamesischer Flüchtlings-Chor Europas) German, post-war 70s. Vietnamese children refugees from the war. Now living in Germany. Reich mir die hand (Give Me Your Hand):

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Annotation — Children on Record

Reich mir die hand (Vietnamesischer Flüchtlings-Chor Europas) (Vietnamese Refugee Choir Europe) Meine heimat ist Vietnam (Vietnamesischer Flüchtlings-Chor Europas) German, post-war 70s. Vietnamese children refugees from the war. Now living in Germany. Reich mir die hand (Give Me Your Hand): German: spoiler: click to readich bin eine kleine vietnamesin a child in a foreign country it is now your home heibt here I wish me a lot of nice friends my little heart that I give you they maintain fraternity lab us fraternity there as here and there and here a child in a foreign country we do not speak the same language but l know we are related beibe because you know I hope we ask full war tangle in a world a vote with me Say Yes to Life Give me your hand I reaching them to you

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Notes

B side; music Wolfgang Dyhr, text Sigi Freymann, arranged Dyhr; 3:14; ℗ 1979 Compact Musikverlag; Columbia 1 C 006-45 900. [From the record sleeve and labels]

About the artist

Choir of Vietnamese child refugees from the war, now living in Germany.

Themes

Refugees · Vietnamese Children · Vietnamese Perspective · Child

In collections

Children on Record · European Songs · Vietnamese Boat People / Refugee Crisis