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Interviewee
Anonymous July 24, 2002 

Call Number
02-007

Physical Description

40 pages, 2 tapes, 1 7/8 ips, 100 minutes; index

Interviewer
Wooley, Deanna

Access Status

Restricted (tapes closed)

Scope and Content Note

This is the life history of a Burmese immigrant born in Yangon (Rangoon) prior to the 1988 student uprisings. The interviewee who at age five faced the death of a father for his role in the Karen revolution, shares memories of family and early childhood. With a strong Karen background and belief in human rights, the interviewee relates experiences from divinty school, work as a missionary and communication challenges for family.

• Keywords
• • Corporation Names
  • Burma Divinity School
  • Karen National Union
• • Place Names
  • Bangkok, Thailand
  • Fort Wayne, Indiana
  • United States
  • Yangon, Myanmar
• • Occupation Names
  • missionary
  • student
• • Personal Names
  • Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
  • Saw Ba Oo Gyi
• • Subjects
  • American values
  • Buddhism
  • Burmese government
  • Christianity
  • democracy
  • ethnicity
  • Four Principles
  • Karen ethnic group
  • Karen revolution
  • refugee camp
  • sermons