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Oral history interview with Soray, 2007 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
...Soray, 1983-, interviewee. Oral history interview with Soray, 2007 Transcript: 56 pages sound file : digital preservation master, MSV files sound recording spoken word rdacontent sound recording...

Oral history interview with Mariel, 2006 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... as a bakery-sweetshop operator. He was a baker at the Ciudad Deportiva. His grandmother practiced Santeria. Mariel was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name...

Oral history interview with Miguel, 2008 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... studied Law. In 2006, he joined the Communist Party. He had one son. Miguel was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name is a pseudonym for the project Miguel nació...

Oral history interview with Nachy, 2010 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
.... Nachy was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name is a pseudonym used for the project Nachy nació en 1972 en Regla, provincia de La Habana, Cuba. Su padre...

Oral history interview with Angela and Elsa, 2005 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... and Angela had three. Ángela and Elsa were interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The names are pseudonyms for the project Ángela y Elsa son hermanas. Ambas nacieron en la...

Oral history interview with Esteban, 2005 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... into exile on a raft but failed. Esteban worked as a bricklayer during his adolescence and then became a clandestine trader. Esteban was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart...

Oral history interview with Isabela, 2006 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... father was indigenous and her mother was a descendant of enslaved Black people. Isabela belongs to the Yoruba religion. She had two children. Isabela was interviewed for the project that led to the book...

Oral history interview with Mario, 2006 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
.... Mario was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name is a pseudonym for the project Mario nació en La Habana, Cuba, en 1975. Su padre fue encarcelado pocos días...

Oral history interview with Nachy, 2010 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... mother died of a tumor, leaving her in charge of the family home. Nachy was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name is a pseudonym used for the project Nachy nació...

Oral history interview with Angela and Elsa, 2005 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... and the Federation of Cuban Women. Elsa had four children and Angela had three. Ángela and Elsa were interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The names are pseudonyms for the project...

Oral history interview with Esteban, 2005 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... of foreign currency sent by Cubans living in other countries. In the fifth interview, Esteban describes the actions of the Varela Project. He also discusses his decision to migrate to the United States over...

Oral history interview with Isabela, 2006 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
...Isabela, 1957-, interviewee. Oral history interview with Isabela, 2006 Transcript: 135 pages sound file : digital preservation master, MSV files sound recording spoken word rdacontent sound recording...

Oral history interview with Mario, 2006 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... as a custodian to support himself. At the end of his studies, he worked as a graphic designer at the Academy of Science. Mario was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name...

Reminiscences of John E. Anderson : oral history, 1988. [CCOH]
Project: American entrepreneurs project.
.... Interviewed by Gigi L. Johnson. Underwritten by the Price Institute, conducted in collaboration with the University of California at Los Angeles. Access: Open. Permission required to cite, quote, and reproduce...

Oral history interview with Ivory, 1980 [CCOH]
Project: Addicts Who Survived oral history collection.
... a methadone program in June 1977. Ivory was interviewed for the project that led to the book Addicts Who Survived. The name is likely a pseudonym for the project In this interview, Ivory discusses his life...

Oral history interview with Javier, 2004 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
...Javier, 1939-, interviewee. Oral history interview with Javier, 2004 Transcript: 27 pages Javier was born on November 10, 1939 in Brazo Escondido, Cuba. He was the second of sixteen children. He...

Oral history interview with Rita, 2006 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... working when she was fifteen years old as a seamstress in La Rosa. Later, she worked in different hospitals or health services as a cook. She had one daughter. Rita was interviewed for the project that led...

Oral history interview with Oscar, 2005 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
...Oscar, 1973-, interviewee. Oral history interview with Oscar, 2005 Transcript: 48 pages Oscar was born in Cuba in 1973. After finishing high school, he did military service for two years. He...

Oral history interview with Víctor, 2008 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... in a laboratory where he did research on pest control. Víctor was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name is a pseudonym for the project Víctor nació en 1958 en...

Oral history interview with Víctor, 2008 [CCOH]
Project: Cuban Voices oral history collection.
... at the University of Matanzas. He worked in a laboratory where he did research on pest control. Víctor was interviewed for the project that led to the book How Things Fall Apart. The name is a pseudonym...