Quê Mẹ 86

Table of Contents

• Homage to Nguyễn Tuân Thi Vũ
• Going all the way to national reconciliation Võ Văn Ái
• Cartoon Dổm
• Hanoi must release Doan Quôc Sy: Quê Me launches campaign for writers in South Vietnam Quê Mẹ
• Release of political prisoners: Hanoi’s unscrupulous, slapdash scenario Ca Dao
• New highlights on Nguyên Chi Thiên Bảo Trâm
• News from Vietnam: Renovation gets bogged down :
  – Communist intelligentsia perplexed
  – Justice under communism
  – Bicycle thief sentenced to death, child-murderer acquitted
  – Government officials’ crimes go unpunished
  – Cost of living rockets sky-high
  – Risks of crop failure
  – What’s in store for Vietnamese youth ? Quê Mẹ
• Child beaten to death by cadre. not guilty! Quê Mẹ
• Poem: Two friends Văn Cao
• Vietnamese medical service kills more than it saves! Hòa Khánh
• The ill-bred servants of the people Trần Lộc Bình
• Pope John Paul II visits the US Quê Mẹ
• Poem: Quê hương của ngực Nh. Tay Ngàn
• Poem: Visiting a friend in An Hai Luân Hoán
• Poem: Three roses Thi Vũ
• Culture as a form of “guerilla warfare”: from Trinh Công Son to Trân Văn Khê Trần Ngọc Lũ
• Face to face with Nguyên Khac Viên Lê Đình Thọ
• Poem: On the banks of Dông Nai Nguyễn Mạnh Trinh
• The maquis :
  – Silence
  – The 6th Party Congress (poems from the Tao Dan Song Han underground literary movement in Danang) Nguyễn Mậu Lâm
• Human Rights in the Force Ouvrière Trade Union “Festival of Friendship” Quê Mẹ
• One day in a life with my fellow-countrymen (short story) Đoàn Đức Nhân
• Melody in Vietnamese poetry Nguyễn Hưng Quốc
• Return to Qui Nhon Trần Hoài Thư
• Best friends (short story) Phương Anh
• An autumn tale… (short story) Ỷ Lan Penelope Faulkner
• Poem: My country Nguyễn-đức Bạtngàn
• History of the formation and dissolution of the National Liberation Front (14) XXX
• Newsbox: Vietnamese around the world Quê Mẹ
• Letterbox Quê Mẹ