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Title	Young Oak Kim oral history: Segment 4:
Type of title	interview
Contents	Unit_ID: detail001. -- Title: 00:10 : Mary Yoon marries Charles Yoon, counter to same-surname marriage.; Unit_ID: detail002. -- Title: 00:35 : Col. Kim remains close to Charles Yoon because Nora and Mary were close.; Unit_ID: detail003. -- Title: 01:01 : Pre-World War II Korean community in Los Angeles was small.; Unit_ID: detail004. -- Title: 01:18 : Asian community divided at that time; interactions among second generation, in school.; Unit_ID: detail005. -- Title: 02:01 : Community disapproval of marrying outside of the community.; Unit_ID: detail006. -- Title: 02:12 : Attends Central Junior High; Chinatown located at present-day Union Station.; Unit_ID: detail007. -- Title: 03:40 : Present-day Chinatown was Little Italy at that time.; Unit_ID: detail008. -- Title: 04:19 : Real estate against Asians in this period; Italians controlled landholdings in Chinatown.; Unit_ID: detail009. -- Title: 04:23 : Former name of Hill Street (unclear).; Unit_ID: detail010. -- Title: 05:37 : Other large ethnic groups at school: Mexicans, then Caucasians.; Unit_ID: detail011. -- Title: 06:35 : First two schools in Los Angeles--California Street School and Central Junior High (became Los Angeles High); Jews in Brooklyn Heights.; Unit_ID: detail012. -- Title: 08:31 : After World War II, Jews moved to Fairfax area.; Unit_ID: detail013. -- Title: 08:55 : Ethnic groups in school--Mexicans, Italians, Chinese, Japanese, Caucasians, a few Blacks and Koreans.; Unit_ID: detail014. -- Title: 09:24 : Ostracized by non-Korean parents of other children.; Unit_ID: detail015. -- Title: 09:55 : 90% of Japanese, Chinese, Korean children attended language school.; Unit_ID: detail016. -- Title: 10;19 : Describes childhood Caucasian friend.; Unit_ID: detail017. -- Title: 10:58 : Learns to be comfortable with other races early in life.; Unit_ID: detail018. -- Title: 11:35 : Third wife a much younger Vietnamese woman (34 years old).; Unit_ID: detail019. -- Title: 12:38 : Meets third wife by chance.; Unit_ID: detail020. -- Title: 12:52 : Admits to major marital problems due to generational differences.; Unit_ID: detail021. -- Title: 14:13 : Col. Kim has no children; first two wives had hysterectomies.; Unit_ID: detail022. -- Title: 15:57 : Loves children and dogs.
Subject (personal name)	Yoon, Raymond (1920-2001); Yoon, Sarah (1918- ); Nguyen, Hanh Thi (1960-2011)
Publisher (of the digital version)	University of Southern California. Libraries
Type	audio
Format	Audiotape
Duration	Segment: 16:25; Interview
Language	English
Identifying number	gendb id: Int012/segment04
Legacy record ID	kada-m17440
Filename	KADA-Youngoakkim04
Archival file	kada_Volume7/KADA-Youngoakkim04.wave

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