Browse Items (235 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Collection: Tsapatsaris, George N. and Dorothea. A City of Refugees, the Memories of Cambodia Collection, circa 1987-1991 Page of 5 Sort by: Title Creator Date Added A statue of Buddha San, Say 1988-1989 Dear Cousin, I am in America Rou, Nou 1989-12-19 Dear Brother, I miss you a lot Phommara, Sony 1989-12-13 My family went to a Cambodian New Year party Phan, Socheath 1988-1989 An immigrant in the United States Pet, Ponn 1988-1989 When nighttime a ghosts come Kham, Khoeup 1988-1989 The monks are the religious leaders Pet, Ponn 1988-1989 Dear Sister, I don't know why you didn't come to America Peov, Sokchea 1989-12-20 Dear Sister, I wish you had come to America with us Peov, Neang 1989-11-29 Dear Grandmother, The last time I saw you Pan, Sopheap 1990-02-28 Cambodia, Lowell, Massachusetts Ouer, Bunrath 1988-1989 The ghost mother Ouer, Bunrath 1988-1989 Cambodian children must wear a uniform to school Ouer, Bunrath 1988-1989 Elephants are used for transportation Ouer, Bunrath 1988-1989 There is a rain barrell always near the house Nimsinok, Viccha 1988-1989 Tattoos are used for protection Kong, Noeuth 1988-1989 Cambodian Jungle Kong, Noeuth 1988-1989 This ghost is a mother ghost and her baby is sleeping Kim, Phath 1988-1989 We dance special Kim, Chomroeuen 1988-1989 The monk Kim, Chomroeuen 1988-1989 This is the ghost I have seen in Cambodia Meas, Lai 1988-1989 Escape From Cambodia Khiev, Chanda 1988-1989 This is a Cambodian Village Khiev, Chanda 1988-1989 Many, many ghosts live in Cambodia Kham, Kheoup 1988-1989 We pray in the temple Kham, Kheoup 1988-1989 Lotus are lillies Keath, Heng 1988-1989 Cambodian soldier shooting the ghosts Keath, Heng 1988-1989 The tiger is a wild jungle animal Im, Ravuth 1988-1989 Many wild animals live in the jungle Im, Ravuth 1988-1989 If you don't bother her she won't bother you Im, Ravuth 1988-1989 Khmer is the language Im, Ravuth 1988-1989 Men are growing rice Hor, Saray 1988-1989 Rambutan trees Hong, Samhieng 1988-1989 The Cambodian people bring these cones to the monks Hong, Samhieng 1988-1989 Dear Grandmother and Grandfather, How are you? Hang, Sophal 1989-12-04 This is a coconut tree Eam, Oeun 1988-1989 Dear Aunt, living in America is great and free Eam, Oeun 1990-01-05 Dear Cousins, I miss you a lot Duong, Chantha 1990-01-17 Dear Grandmother, How are you Chum, Savy 1989-11-27 My sister and my brother dance Choun, Chhong 1988-1989 Dear Uncle, I wish I could see you married Choeun, Cheth 1989-12-15 Students At The J.G. Pyne School Chhuon, Sochea 1988-1989 Dear Grandfather, in Lowell is peaceful Chhourng, Bun Chhoeun 1989-11-28 Dear Cousin, it is a long time Chhoeun, Rith 1990-01-02 This is a Cambodian lady Chey, Bopha 1988-1989 Dear Uncle, My father got your letter Cheap, Rath 1989-11-29 We play catch Cheap, Rath 1988-1989 Dear Aunt Mao Chea, Mach 1989-11-28 The children play games Chann, Bunroeun 1989-04-04 When my family escaped from Cambodia Bun, Saroun 1988-03-30 Page of 5 Output Formats atom, dcmes-xml, json, omeka-xml, rss2
A statue of Buddha
Dear Cousin, I am in America
Dear Brother, I miss you a lot
My family went to a Cambodian New Year party
An immigrant in the United States
When nighttime a ghosts come
The monks are the religious leaders
Dear Sister, I don't know why you didn't come to America
Dear Sister, I wish you had come to America with us
Dear Grandmother, The last time I saw you
Cambodia, Lowell, Massachusetts
The ghost mother
Cambodian children must wear a uniform to school
Elephants are used for transportation
There is a rain barrell always near the house
Tattoos are used for protection
Cambodian Jungle
This ghost is a mother ghost and her baby is sleeping
We dance special
The monk
This is the ghost I have seen in Cambodia
Escape From Cambodia 
This is a Cambodian Village
Many, many ghosts live in Cambodia
We pray in the temple
Lotus are lillies
Cambodian soldier shooting the ghosts
The tiger is a wild jungle animal
Many wild animals live in the jungle
If you don't bother her she won't bother you
Khmer is the language
Men are growing rice
Rambutan trees
The Cambodian people bring these cones to the monks
Dear Grandmother and Grandfather, How are you?
This is a coconut tree
Dear Aunt, living in America is great and free
Dear Cousins, I miss you a lot
Dear Grandmother, How are you
My sister and my brother dance
Dear Uncle, I wish I could see you married
Students At The J.G. Pyne School
Dear Grandfather, in Lowell is peaceful
Dear Cousin, it is a long time
This is a Cambodian lady
Dear Uncle, My father got your letter
We play catch
Dear Aunt Mao
The children play games
When my family escaped from Cambodia