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Leland Ambuehl Oral History Interview

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Ambuehl, Leland, “Leland Ambuehl Oral History Interview,” Madison Historical, accessed July 16, 2024, https://madison-historical.siue.edu/archive/items/show/830.

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Description

This oral history interview with Leland Ambuehl was part of oral histories conducted in the fall 2001 semester of History 447: Oral History.

Leland Ambuehl came to Lincoln Place as an adopted child from Eastern Europe. In this interview, he talks about his adoption, his experiences in World War II, the diversity of Lincoln Place, and the Lincoln Place Athletic Club.

Subjects

  • Lincoln Place
  • Highland
  • Granite City

Creator

Ambuehl, Leland

Date

October 28, 2001

Relevant Encyclopedia Articles

Language

English

Type

  • Oral History

Format

  • mp3
  • pdf

Duration

  • 01:03:14

Interviewer

Koenig, Joshua

Interviewee

Ambuehl, Leland

Location

Lincoln Place, Granite City, Illinois

Bit Rate

246 kbit/s

Coverage

  • Lincoln Place
  • Granite City, Illinois

Identifier

  • Ambuehl_Leland-O-001
  • Original archive accession number: A02:43
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