Recording
Sambath Bo Oral History Interview
The Sambath Bo Oral History Interview is a conversation with Sambath Bo, a Cambodian immigrant living in Lowell, Massachusetts, recorded by Christoph Strobel.[1] It belongs to the Greater Lowell Oral History Collection and is dated April 15, 2008.[1]
About the recording
The interview is in English. Its listed topics are Lowell, Massachusetts, oral history and the ethnographic study of Lowell titled Making, Remaking, and Remaking Again. No summary of the conversation is published.[1]
Sambath Bo was one of the Cambodians interviewed for Ethnicity in Lowell, a report by the University of Massachusetts Lowell history professors Christoph Strobel and Robert Forrant. The report was commissioned to help Lowell National Historical Park connect with the city's newer residents. Sambath Bo recalls her mother being repeatedly choked almost to the point of suffocation before she could escape.[2]
Credits
Sambath Bo is the narrator and Christoph Strobel is the interviewer. UMass Lowell, the Center for Lowell History and Lowell National Historical Park are named as publishers. No duration is published.[1]
Access
- Internet Archive item, identifiers CLHOH-Bo and ark:/13960/t4qk3rf9p
- The item is also indexed in the Southeast Asian Digital Archives. No access restriction is published.[1]