The Modern History of Laos

[@fattypacquiao]

I appreciate the work you put in this documentary seriously good work.

[@davidt8786]

Wow...great info....learn something new about my country

[@misteramerica5893]

It's very interesting how you have a Lao maternal grandmother that was affected by the war. Something like that makes you and I very similar. I grew up in America, my family is from Laos, my grandparents escaped the war after 1975. Grandpa was imprisoned by the Pathet Lao in a re-education camp before meeting my grandma and their kids at the refugee camp in Ubon. They spent years there before finding asylum in the United States in 1980. Thank you for sharing and great job.

[@heresince2006]

maybe, laos does not mean anything to those who have not met it yet, but for those who know, laos is a country that deserves respect.

[@palphimsurgtech]

Awe. I miss my grandparents watching this, especially the interview with your grandma.

[@russellwatkins3170]

Excellent history doc. Well done.

[@peterkhotsombath1134]

Wow! This video is very well done, factual, consequential, and realistic narratives. I would certify this video as an official reference history of Laos. ❤❤

[@peterkhotsombath1134]

I would love to know which organizations provided funding for this priceless historical video of Laos. 😮

[@meusemperor]

Ur video is very helpful to me, thank you

[@khakhashisam3761]

Thank you

[@khunteeteeboutsadee2081]

What a great history about Laos. Are you Laotian?

[@sengmanyyavongchit5032]

Well done

[@bonneville1972]

Great effort and well balanced - the version of history taught in schools in Laos is very vague and distorted by nationalistic/party propaganda.

[@heresince2006]

thai and lao people lived together for centuries under the siamese flag (especially during and whole of alot before ''nu wang guo kingdom / queen chama thewi '' and some time under the shadow of angkor based khmer empire.. relatives.

[@chanceyang9455]

So I see Hmong people, Hmong soldiers and Hmong general Vang Pao in this video and yet let alone not a single word in this video mentioning the word Hmong. This video is straight up communist propaganda as if the Hmong people and our crucial role serving under the Royal Lao king Souvanna Phouma fighting both the Vietcong and Pathet Lao never existed.

[@kataliyabeilby3498]

Sorry I guess?? You want me to make a Hmong documentary or something?