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21. Expatriate art of the Laotian Hmong

Author(s):: Courtenay, P. and Wronskafriend, M.
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Arts Of Asia, Volume 27, Issue 3 (1997-06). pp. 104-111.

22. Two-Way Traffic Across the Mekong

Author(s):: Crisp, J.
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1987.

23. How the Hmong Make Their Home in Tasmania.

Author(s):: Daniels, L.
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1988.

24. Hmong: Asian Refugees in America.

Author(s):: Downey, M.
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1989.

25. Roots of a New American Literacy: Hmong Writing in Laos and the U.S.

Author(s):: Duffy, John Michael
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1998.

26. The endless war: Laos is one of only three countries with which the United States has not normalized trade relations; as the U.S. Congress convenes with the prospect of an upgrade, a divided Lao community takes its continuing fight to Capitol Hill

Author(s):: England, Vaudine and Lawrence, Susan V
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Far Eastern Economic Review, Volume 167, Issue 35 (9/2/2004). pp. 13-Dec.

27. Hmong relocated in northern Thailand

Author(s):: Eudey, A.
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Cultural Survival Quarterly, Volume 12, Issue 1 (1988). pp. 79-82.

28. Heroes' Welcome

Author(s):: Fadiman, Anne
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Civilization: The Magazine Of The Library Of Congress, Volume 4, Issue 4 (1997). pp. 52–61.

29. Hmong Stories and Story Cloth

Author(s):: Fournier, M.
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1987.

30. Life on the margins. (Miao people of Guizhou, China)

Author(s):: Gay, Chris
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1996.

31. Hmong Mass in Gothic Church.

Author(s):: Gibeau, D.
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1993.

32. Multicultural Crafts.

Author(s):: Gomez, Aurelia
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Instructor, Volume 102, Issue 4 (1992). pp. 54-59.

33. “I am Satisfied With Just This-That My Family Will Survive: The Story of Song Chang and his family as they flee their homeland in Laos and Settle in Wisconsin

Author(s):: Ground, The High
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: The High Ground. Issue, Volume 21, (1998). pp. 16–24.

34. Another ally betrayed

Author(s):: Hamilton-merritt, Jane
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: The American Spectator, Volume 29, Issue 2 (1996). pp. 58–61.

35. The Killing Fields of Laos.

Author(s):: Hamilton-merritt, Jane and A. Hemingway
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: Vietnam, 1993.

36. General Giap’s Laotian Nemesis.

Author(s):: Hamilton-merritt, Jane
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 1995.

37. Hmong Refugees: Jungle Orphans.

Author(s):: Harvey, N.
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 2009.

38. DYNAMICS OF DESPAIR

Author(s):: Hiebert, M
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Far Eastern Economic Review, Volume 155, Issue 16 (1992-04). pp. 26-28.

39. Coming home: Hunting squirrels and tigers with the Hmong.

Author(s):: Hildebrand, John
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Harper's Magazine, Volume 297, Issue 1781 (1998). pp. 72–79.

40. Dragon Dancers and Eastern Westerns: Serving the Asian American Community.

Author(s):: Hoffert, Barbara
Format:: Magazine article
Citation:: Library Journal, Volume 119, Issue 4 (1994). pp. 42-45.
Publisher:: Library Journal, 1994.