Sister Ethel Mary Tinnemann : teacher, historian, citizen of Oakland, California : oral history transcript / an interview conducted by Ilene Herman, May 4, 1992, in fulfillment of requirements for Sociology 048A Oral History Methods and Techniques, Vista Community College, Berkeley, 1992.

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Tinnemann, Ethel Mary, 1916-. Sister Ethel Mary Tinnemann : teacher, historian, citizen of Oakland, California : oral history transcript / an interview conducted by Ilene Herman, May 4, 1992, in fulfillment of requirements for Sociology 048A Oral History Methods and Techniques, Vista Community College, Berkeley, 1992.

Sister Ethel Mary Tinnemann : teacher, historian, citizen of Oakland, California : oral history transcript / an interview conducted by Ilene Herman, May 4, 1992, in fulfillment of requirements for Sociology 048A Oral History Methods and Techniques, Vista Community College, Berkeley, 1992.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122592958

Tinnemann discusses growing up in Oakland; her graduate studies at Berkeley; joining the Holy Names College, Oakland, staff as a Sister; her later research and views concerning the Holocaust and the reaction of the Catholic Church in Germany; local Oakland history; developments at Holy Names College.

Transcript: 1 v. (46 leaves) ; 29 cm.Phonotapes: 2 cassette tapes.

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