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Oral History Interview with Reverend Newton Ishiura

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Kibei male, born in 1918 in Hawaii. His father was a Buddhist priest serving a sugar plantation population. He was educated in the local schools and in his sophomore year of high school the family went to Japan and he graduated from a Lutheran related institution for children from foreign countries. He then graduated from a university in Kyoto, ...
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[1997-09-09,1997-09-18,1998-05-12]
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sound
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Digital Public Library of America
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California State University, Sacramento Library
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