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Time：2025-09-30 TUE 11:00AM~1:00PM

Place：Room 802 at ITH

Organizer Ethno-History Group

Political Propaganda and Reality in Cold War Refugee Resettlement: The United States, the ROC Government, and Tachen Refugees

Ethno-History Group Lecture

Speaker:
Dominic Meng-Hsuan Yang (Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Missouri)

Topic:
Political Propaganda and Reality in Cold War Refugee Resettlement: The United States, the ROC Government, and Tachen Refugees
冷戰難民安置的政治宣傳與現實：美方、國府與大陳義胞

Date and Time:
Tuesday, September 30, 2025, 11:00-13:00

Place:
Room 802 at ITH

Language:
Chinese

Registration:
Click Here to Register (redirecting to Chinese version)

Please Note:

To register for the lecture, please fill out the registration form before September 22 (Mon.) Successful registrants will receive an email notice.
Walk-ins are welcome but the priority will be given to registered attendees due to room capacity. Early registration is recommended.
If you are unable to attend after registration, please inform us (contact: ethnohistorytw@gmail.com).

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