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Hmong Funeral in Australia in 1992
Catherine Falk.
n this paper Dr. Catherine Falk of Melbourne University’s Faculty of Music tells of the adaptations made by Hmong people living in Australia to their elaborate rituals, as she describes the events surrounding the funerals of three Hmong youths who died in a boating accident.
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1992
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26 March 2002
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