24 février 2012 - L'aide à la mer des réfugiés de guerre : à N. les réfugiés indochinois apporter dans leurs filets à sécher après le transport par l'eau peu profonde au large de St. Jacques le Vietnam du Sud,. Ces hommes préfèrent l'indépendance accrue d'une coopérative à la net mall hugs 50 hommes ou femmes d'autres réfugiés filets fonctionnent. Heures de travail éreintant de retour pour quelques deniers de la guerre Indochine Fist's Scrape des réfugiés une vie par filets coopérative : triste relique de l'âpre lutte entre communiste et anti-communiste en Indochine française aujourd'hui sont le refuge4es qui ont fui vers le sud du 17e parallèle à la paix, plutôt que

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• Date de la prise de vue: 24 février 2012
• Photographe: KEYSTONE Pictures USA

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Feb. 24, 2012 - The Sea Helps War Refugees: To N. Indochinese refugees bring in their net to dry after hauling in through the shallow water off St. Jacques South Vietnam, . These men prefer the greater Independence of a mall cooperative net to the hugs 50 men or women nets other refugees operate. Hours of Back Breaking Work for A Few Shillings' Worth of Fist Indochina's War Refugee's Scrape A Living By Cooperative Nets: Sad relic of the bitter struggle between Communist and anti-communist in French Indochina today are the refuge4es who fled South of the 17th Parallel at the Peace, rather than live under communist rule. Thousands of the refugees have found some kind of work; thousands still live on a Colombo Plan 'dole'. Others independent and more proud, have banded themselves into groups which have bought or made huge fishing nets from aid funds, and operate them cooperatively on the coastline around Cap St. Jacques 70 miles from Saigon, - an area once popular with the French as a holiday resort. The fishing is poor, and enormous labour is needs even to recap a small rewards. Everyone who helps pull the nets gets an equal to a few catch, either to sell or eat. Average earning amount to a few shillings. Some fisherman prefer working in pairs or parties of four, using smaller nets but getting a larger share of the proceeds. Large nets are rowed out into the bay. The smaller ones are used only closeinshore. The Smaller netsare often shared by several groups. While one pair sells, the other fishes; and then they change over roles. In spite of their labours, the refuges are happy people. They retain a measure of independence and some of their pride, and this, to their race, is a great deal. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)

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