Charles Bennett Darden Oral History Interview, September 17, 1973

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Charles Bennett Darden Oral History Interview, September 17, 1973

September 17, 1973

Darden served as a tobacco specialist for the U.S. government in Iraq (1952-1956). He discusses his work among the Kurdish people in the northern border area, internal conflicts within Iraq, agricultural developments in the area, and his admiration of the people with whom he worked.

0.005 Cubic Feet; 1 audiocassette, 1 hour, 7 pages

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Lennon, Donald R.

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Darden, Charles Bennett, 1910-1978

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