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Oral history interview with China Doll, 1980 [CCOH] Project: Addicts Who Survived oral history collection. ... for the project that led to the book Addicts Who Survived. The name is likely a pseudonym for the project China Doll begins the interview by discussing her parents and early life in Hawaii, Seattle, and being... Oral history interview with China Doll, 1980 [CCOH] Project: Addicts Who Survived oral history collection. ... was interviewed for the project that led to the book Addicts Who Survived. The name is likely a pseudonym for the project China Doll begins the interview by discussing her parents and early life in Hawaii, Seattle...	Refine your results Projects Addicts Who Survived oral history collection. (2) Names China Doll--Interviews. (2) Courtwright, David T., 1952- interviewer. (2) Joseph, Herman, 1931- interviewer. (2) Subjects Carnivals--Employees--United States (2) Carnivals. (2) (remove limit) China Doll--Interviews. (2) Cocaine abuse--United States--History--20th century. (2) Connecticut State Hospital. (2) More subjects (10 more) » Courtwright, David T., 1952- interviewer. (2) Drug abuse--United States--History--20th century. (2) Drug addicts--Rehabilitation--United States. (2) Drug addicts--United States. (2) Heroin abuse--United States--History--20th century. (2) Interviews. (2) Jazz musicians. (2) Joseph, Herman, 1931- interviewer. (2) Methadone maintenance--United States--History--20th century. (2) Oral histories (literary works) (2)

Oral history interview with China Doll, 1980 [CCOH]
Project: Addicts Who Survived oral history collection.
... for the project that led to the book Addicts Who Survived. The name is likely a pseudonym for the project China Doll begins the interview by discussing her parents and early life in Hawaii, Seattle, and being...

Oral history interview with China Doll, 1980 [CCOH]
Project: Addicts Who Survived oral history collection.
... was interviewed for the project that led to the book Addicts Who Survived. The name is likely a pseudonym for the project China Doll begins the interview by discussing her parents and early life in Hawaii, Seattle...

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