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Albert A. Oyama, M.D., discusses his early life in Portland, Oregon in a Japanese American household and his experiences in a Japanese American internment camp in Idaho during World War II. He talks about his medical education and career in private practice and at St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland.

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Title
Interview with Albert Oyama, M.D.
Date
2000 July 16
Creator
Oregon Health & Science University
Contributor
Oyama, Albert A., 1926-2014, Interviewee
Hiruki, Tadaaki, Interviewer
Subject (Corporate)
St. Vincent's Hospital (Portland, Or.)
Subject (Topic)
Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander
Physicians
Type
Interview
DOI
https://doi.org/10.6083/M4TT4PQR
Source
Collection name: OHSU Oral History Program
Collection number: 2018-007
Record Appears in
Historical Collections & Archives > Oral History Progam
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Publisher
Oregon Health & Science University
Language
English
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