Oral history interviews of the Italians of Albuquerque Oral History Project, 1995-1996.

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Oral history interviews of the Italians of Albuquerque Oral History Project, 1995-1996.

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The collection contains 32 interview sessions conducted on 40 CDs. There are full transcripts for the interviews with Charles Menicucci, Henry Viviani, Paul Viviani, and Anna Viviani Machemehl. There are tape logs for the other 30 interviews. In most cases, biographical sketches of interviewees are included with the tape logs or transcripts.

Sound recordings : 32 interviews (ca. 40 hr.)Transcripts : 58 p.

University of New Mexico-Main Campus

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SNAC Resource ID: 7406791

University of New Mexico-Main Campus

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University of New Mexico. Oral History Program.

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Ciotola, Nicholas P.

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The Italians in Albuquerque Pictorial Collection was created by Nicholas P. Ciotola, a scholar specializing in the study of Italian-American history. His books include the volume for which these items were collected, Italians in Albuquerque, as well as Boundless Lives: Italian Americans of Western Pennsylvania, and Italians of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. Mr. Ciotola is a graduate of the University of New Mexico, his masters thesis is entitled: The Italians of Albuquerque, 1880-1930 : a ...

Italians of Albuquerque Oral History Project.

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Pallidino family of Albuquerque. (Box 1, Folder 5). The Italians of Albuquerque Oral History Project is a community research project sponsored and conducted by the University of New Mexico Oral History Program between 1995 and 1996. Originally conceived in 1992, this project was carried out as part of the Oral History Program's research plan, but was also greatly influenced by the themes developed by Nicholas Ciotola for a Masters thesis in the UNM Department of History....