Re: Take something back to Vietnam

[Dam Son <son@fermi.phys.washington.edu>]

On Wed, 26 Mar 1997, Quoc-Lan Nguyen wrote:

> FAHASA (Co^ng ty phat' hanh` sach' TP HCM) co' dich vu nha^p sach' cu~ (original
> version) ve^` ban' tru*c tie^p'. U*u tie^n cho cac' sach' ve^` Computer Science,
> Economic, Management .., va` luo*ng sach' ve^` kho^ng it'. Buo*c' vao` cac'
> qua^y` sach' nay`, hay nhin` vao` tu? sach' cac' co^ng ty may' tinh', kho' noi'
> ra*ng` Vnam thie^u' tho^n' tai` lie^u. Cac' chuye^n nganh` khac' (Hoa', Co*
> Khi' ...) it' sach' ve^` va` cung~ ha^u` nhu* kho^ng co' ai dich ra.

Ca'c sa'ch gia'o khoa hie^.n dda.i o+? My~ ra^'t nhie^`u, ddu? ca'c
nga`nh, nhu+ng ra^'t dda('t ($70/quye^?n), kho^ng hie^?u ne^'u la`m xerox
ro^`i gu+?i ve^` thi` co' pha?i la` good idea kho^ng nhi? ?

Also, I recieved an email from Prof. Truong Nguyen Tran in France, in 
which he wrote (we exchanged email about physics books but I guess 
something can be done in other fields):

"It is a good idea to send basic books to VN, as you suggested. I assume
that you can have the book free of charge and want the vietnamese
institutions pay for the shipping charge. There are only 2 places which is
willing to do so but you must have their agreement in advance. These 2
persons are: Nguyen van Hieu from Hanoi and Tran Ha Anh from the Nuclear
Research Institute of Dalat."

Son.