This is the second post in a three-part series exploring some of the common themes raised in the interviews of the JMABC’s Southern African Diaspora Oral History Collection. Read the first post here. Merle Linde spoke to the JMABC about the realities faced by ‘black’ and ‘coloured’ people employed by homes in South Africa’s cities, … Keep Reading
Within the Jewish community in British Columbia, there is a large contingent of folks who have immigrated from South Africa and the surrounding countries, a unique community whose experiences the JMABC has had the opportunity to document through oral history interviews. These interviews cover both their experiences in BC and those during their time prior … Keep Reading
There’s something special about hearing history first-hand from the people who experienced it. This is the particular charm of oral history interviews. At our new Oral History Online Library, you will be able to hear excerpts from some of the 900+ oral history interviews in our collection. Over the coming years, this library will grow … Keep Reading