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Nguyen Viet Hung Age: 41 Jahre
Newspaper: Daily, Section: Online department
What I want to report about from Dortmund: German Vietnamese Relations, Society, Culture, Education and Politics

    Dortmund, 28.10.2010: A Stranger and Dortmund’s Pride and Joy

    On Sunday, it seemed I was the only person at Signal Iduna Park who was not identifiable as a fan of the BVB or of Hoffenheim. For the first time in my life, I saw a German Football League match in the city famous for its football. more ...

    Dortmund, 27.10.2010: Love Overcomes Boundaries

    The Vietnamese community in Germany has a population of approximately 100,000, most of whom live in eastern Germany. In recent years, however, many are coming to the various regions of western Germany, among them a large number of Vietnamese students. more ...

    Dortmund, 22.10.2010: On Singing Police Officers and Discipline in Traffic

    The Vietnamese journalist Hung Nguyen Viet is a guest of our editorial office in October thanks to the Goethe-Institut’s Close-Up exchange programme. Here he reports on his impressions of discipline in traffic and the relationship of the citizens to the police. more ...

    Dortmund, 15.10.2010: Leaving Vietnam for Love

    Nguyen Thi Hong Huong moved from Ho Chi Minh City to Dortmund and sets store in good training. more ...

    Dortmund, 9.10.2010: Explosion caused by negligence

    Two Germans killed – Police speak of improper handling. more ...

    Dortmund, 8.10.2010: A Romantic Cup of Coffee

    Journalist Hung Nguyen Viet from Vietnam is guest in the Ruhr and reports on his impressions thanks to the Goethe-Institut. more ...

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