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The region in Central Vietnam inhabited by the Bru. Enlargement based on the Vietnam Tourist Map Northern Section 1:1,500,000, Third Edition, 2002, by Zsolt Horváth, 2016.

The region in Central Vietnam inhabited by the Bru. Enlargement based on the Vietnam Tourist Map Northern Section 1:1,500,000, Third Edition, 2002, by Zsolt Horváth, 2016.

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Figure 1. The region in Central Vietnam inhabited by the Bru....
Figure 2. Map showing the Demilitarized Zone and its surroundings....
Figure 3. Photo of the Millers with one of their children. Presumably...
Figure 9. The Hiến Lương Bridge over the Bến Hải River. h t t p s : / /...
The Voice of the Lord from a Record Player (Vietnamese Highlands, 1960s)
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In this paper, I present a short excerpt from an 18-hour-long Bru life history recorded in 1989 in the Central Vietnamese Highlands among the Bru/Vân Kiều of Quảng Trị. The excerpt sheds light on the circumstances of Christian evangelization among the Bru through the recollections of a Bru man who was not Christian himself but was in contact with t...
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... the sake of easier comprehension, a few things should be clarified first. The time is the 1960s-70s, the hottest phase of the civil war in Vietnam. The location is the mountainous woodlands in the central Vietnamese province of Quảng Tri, north of Hue ( Figs. 1-2), the demilitarized zone (DMZ) along the 17 th Parallel North which divided Vietnam into two antagonistic countries -the communist "North" (Democratic Republic of Vietnam, 1945-1975) and the American-backed "South" (Republic of Vietnam, 1955-1975. 1 The Bru, among whom I did field research , live here along the old colonial Route 9, ...