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Heritage Minutes: "Boat People" Refugees

Enjoy these Heritage Minutes brought to you by Historica Canada! While free to view and share, these productions remain under copyright. Re-uploads or modified versions are strictly prohibited without written prior permission. For all re-shares, please tag us (@HistoricaCanada). A family escapes persecution in Vietnam, traveling by boat to a Malaysian refugee camp before finding a new home in Montreal (1980). Join our mailing list : https://histori.ca/email SUBSCRIBE to learn more about Canada: https://histori.ca/youtube Version française :    • Minutes du patrimoine: Les réfugiés de la mer   After American troops withdrew from Vietnam in March 1973, continental Southeast Asia was left to the mercy of revolutionary forces in the region. When it became clear that Communists from North Vietnam would invade the South, many Vietnamese tried to escape the country. Canada admitted 6,500 of these political refugees in 1975-76. A second wave began in 1979 with the arrival of a group of South Vietnamese refugees who had suffered under the new regime. Moved by the desperate plight of the hundreds of thousands who took to the high seas in makeshift boats that theatened to sink at any moment, many Canadians offered to sponsor their journey to Canada. The government permitted an initial contingent of 60,000 refugees to enter the country. Learn more on The Canadian Encyclopedia : Southeast Asian Refugees: http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca... Vietnamese Canadians: https://encyclopediecanadienne.ca/en/... United Nations: https://encyclopediecanadienne.ca/en/... FOLLOW US! Instagram:   / historicacanada   Twitter:   / historicacanada   TikTok:   / historicacanada   Facebook:   / historica.canada   Pinterest: https://pinterest.ca/historicac/_saved/ More educational content at : historicacanada.ca thecanadianencyclopedia.ca Credits : Minh: Lily Poulin Father: Ba Luan Nguyen Mother: Sao-Mai Nguyen End narrator: Judy Trinh DOP: Jérôme Sabourin Composer: Miklos Simpson Editor: Véronique Renaud Production Designer: André Chamberland Director: Francois Gingras Written by Martin Bisaillon Producer: Sébastien Pigeon Produced by Aetios Productions