Mar. 22, 2012 - Le rattrapage est examiné par le pêcheur des réfugiés:Après le long terme, la coopérative de pêcheurs de réfugiés leur regard rapidement et avec impatience de voir ce que les captures de ses semblables, la plupart du temps il est pauvre, et les poissons de petite taille. Heures d'Back-Breaking pour quelques deniers de la guerre Indochine Poisson Grattez les réfugiés vivent de nouvelles coopératives : triste relique de l'âpre lutte entre communiste et anti-communistes en Indochine française aujourd'hui sont les réfugiés qui ont fui vers le sud du 17e parallèle à la paix, plutôt que de vivre sous le régime communiste

• Contributeur: Keystone Press / Alamy Banque D'Images
• ID de l’image: E13ME1
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• Dimensions: 5537 x 4473 px | 46,9 x 37,9 cm | 18,5 x 14,9 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 22 mars 2012
• Photographe: KEYSTONE Pictures USA

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Mar. 22, 2012 - The Catch Is Examined By The Refugee Fisherman:After the long haul in, the cooperative refugee fisherman cast their eyes rapidly and anxiously to see what the catch his like, Mostly it is poor, and the fish small in size. Hours Of Back-Breaking For a Few Shillings' Worth Of Fish Indochina's War Refugees Scrape A Living By Cooperative News: Sad relic of the bitter struggled between communist and anti-communists in French Indochina today are the refugees who fled south of the 17th parallel at the peace, rather than live under communist rule. Thousand of 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 operates 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 needed even to reap a small reward. Everyone who helps pull the nets gets an equal share of the catch, either to sell or eat. Average earning amount to a few shillings. Some fishermen 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 closienshore. The smaller netsare often shared by several group. While one pair sells the other fishes; and then they changge over roles. In spite of their labours, the refugees 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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