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#44 Female mourners, wearing white ao dai, walking on a tree-lined street during Colonel Hoang Thuy Nam’s funeral procession, Saigon, 1961.

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#44 Female mourners, wearing white ao dai, walking on a tree-lined street during Colonel Hoang Thuy Nam’s funeral procession, Saigon, 1961.

Saigon in the 1960s: Incredible Vintage Photos Show Street Scenes and Life

#44 Female mourners, wearing white ao dai, walking on a tree-lined street during Colonel Hoang Thuy Nam’s funeral procession, Saigon, 1961.

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