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Luce Philippine Project interviews, 1975-1980

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Summary

Creator:
University of Michigan. Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies.
Abstract:
Oral history interviews collected as part of a project of the University of Michigan Center for South and Southeast Asia Studies, funded by the Henry Luce Foundation, on "U.S.-Philippine Interactions as Reflected in Oral Histories."
Extent:
2 linear feet (including 107 audiocassettes)
Language:
English
Call Number:
8772 Bimu C539 2
Authors:
Finding aid created by Leonard A. Coombs, December 2011; Olga Virakhovskaya, May 2014.

Background

Scope and Content:

The collection contains four series of oral history interviews, all recorded on audiocassettes. The series are: Forrest McGill, Petra Fuld Netzorg, Michael P. Onorato, and Bienvenido Santos.

Biographical / Historical:

In 1977 the University of Michigan Center for South and Southeast Asia Studies received support from the Henry Luce Foundation for a three-year project on "U.S.-Philippine Interactions as Reflected in Oral Histories." One part of the grant-funded project was to provide monies to Michigan faculty and students undertaking oral history, both in the Philippines and among Filipinos and Americans with Philippine experience (former diplomats, teachers, missionaries, servicemen, colonial officials, etc.) in the United States. As a result of this project, the Bentley Historical Library received tapes from two researchers, Michael Cullinane, at that time research associate in the Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies and later associate director of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies of University of Wisconsin--Madison, and Petra Fuld Netzorg, manager of the Cellar Book Shop in Detroit, Michigan, which specialized in Philippine publications.

Acquisition Information:
The collection was received in multiple accessions, from the Luce Philippine Project through Mike Cullinane (donor no. 6337 ) in 1979, from Morton and Petra Netzorg (donor no. 6982 ) in 1987, and the University of Michigan Library through Susan Go in 2014.
Accruals:

No further additions to the records are expected.

Rules or Conventions:
Finding aid prepared using Describing Archives: A Content Standard (DACS)

Contents

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How to Request

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RESTRICTIONS:

The collection is open to research. Within each series, the researcher should note that not all of the interviewees signed release forms permitting the transfer of their interviews to the University of Michigan.

USE & PERMISSIONS:

Copyright is not held by the Regents of the University of Michigan except for those interviews with signed release forms. Patrons are responsible for determining the appropriate use or reuse of materials.

PREFERRED CITATION:

[item], folder, box, Luce Philippine Project interviews, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan

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Collection

Luce Philippine Project interviews, 1975-1980
Call Number 8772 Bimu C539 2
Total components 61
Last indexed 2023-08-08