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Title	Young Oak Kim oral history: Segment 1:
Type of title	interview
Contents	Unit_ID: detail001. -- Title: 00:26 : Father emigrates.; Unit_ID: detail002. -- Title: 00:33 : Father's name Shoon Kwon Kim.; Unit_ID: detail003. -- Title: 00:56 : Father emigrates with a male cousin.; Unit_ID: detail004. -- Title: 01:19 : Eva Kim is the daughter of father's cousin.; Unit_ID: detail005. -- Title: 01:38 : Unclear about father's history; learns it from his father's cousin; father works at a fruitstand.; Unit_ID: detail006. -- Title: 02:30 : Father emigrates because of Japanese occupation.; Unit_ID: detail007. -- Title: 03:09 : Father wants to emigrate to the continental US rather than Hawaii.; Unit_ID: detail008. -- Title: 03:34 : Paternal grandmother dies in childbirth.; Unit_ID: detail009. -- Title: 03:45 : Paternal grandfather does not remarry immediately.; Unit_ID: detail010. -- Title: 04:00 : Father also emigrates because of his father's remarriage to a young woman.; Unit_ID: detail011. -- Title: 04:18 : Learns father's history from mother and father's cousin.; Unit_ID: detail012. -- Title: 04:23 : Learns very little from father.; Unit_ID: detail013. -- Title: 04:29 : Father from middle class family that owned land along Inchon coast.; Unit_ID: detail014. -- Title: 05:13 : Family business--converting saltwater to salt.; Unit_ID: detail015. -- Title: 06:15 : Family leases landholdings to tenant farmers.; Unit_ID: detail016. -- Title: 06:34 : Considers father "spoiled rotten".; Unit_ID: detail017. -- Title: 07:01 : Main reason for emigrating is Japanese occupation.; Unit_ID: detail018. -- Title: 07:15 : Father travels first from Inchon to Pusan.; Unit_ID: detail019. -- Title: 07:26 : Father caught as a stowaway twice and sent back to Inchon; get to USA on third attempt.; Unit_ID: detail020. -- Title: 07:49 : Father enters in either Hawaii or Seattle.; Unit_ID: detail021. -- Title: 08:08 : Seattle a major entrypoint for Koreans.; Unit_ID: detail022. -- Title: 08:29 : Father works as migrant farmer; comes to Southern California.; Unit_ID: detail023. -- Title: 08:35 : Father's cousin settles in Reedley, California.; Unit_ID: detail024. -- Title: 08:45 : Father continues to Los Angeles.; Unit_ID: detail025. -- Title: 09:10 : Father works a range of jobs in Los Angeles.; Unit_ID: detail026. -- Title: 10:33 : Father attends night school to learn English.; Unit_ID: detail027. -- Title: 10:58 : Father reads American newspapers; follows American politics.; Unit_ID: detail028. -- Title: 11:11 : Father participates in American politics.; Unit_ID: detail029. -- Title: 12:00 : Father mainly involved in Korean nationalist politics.; Unit_ID: detail030. -- Title: 12:23 : Father a leader in Syngman Rhee's faction.; Unit_ID: detail031. -- Title: 12:34 : Father a leader of Tongjihoe.; Unit_ID: detail032. -- Title: 12:58 : Col. Kim meets Syngman Rhee during Korean War.
Subject (personal name)	Kim, Shoon Kwon (1885- ); Kim, Chang Yon (1881- ); Rhee, Syngman (1881-1965); An, Chang Ho (1878-1938); Ahn, Susan (1915- )
Publisher (of the digital version)	University of Southern California. Libraries
Type	audio
Format	Audiotape
Duration	Segment: 15:01; Interview
Language	English
Identifying number	gendb id: Int012/segment01
Legacy record ID	kada-m17443
Filename	KADA-Youngoakkim01
Archival file	kada_Volume7/KADA-Youngoakkim01.wave

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