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Dr. Paul Hillmer
Associate Professor, History Department

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HOHP Interview Page


All interview content copyright Paul Hillmer and interviewers,
2001-2010


INTERVIEW EXCERPTS
(providing a basic thematic overview)

Completed Transcripts

Kao Kalia Yang (PH, 2008)
Author of The Latehomecomer

Steve Schofield (PH, 2006)
Emphasis on his duties with USAID, 1969-75

Dr. Dia Cha (PH, 2005)
Emphasis on Hmong cosmology

William Snyder (PH, 2005)
Emphasis on his work in the Asian Gang Strike Force

PaMang Her (PV, 2005)
Emphasis on his conversion and work in the Christian church
                          
Colonel Gao Moua (PV, 2005)
Description of his service under General Vang Pao

Mai Lee (MNV, 2005) 
General Overview

Noj Her (PV, 2004)
Emphasis on fighting in the Secret Wars

Fong Her (PH, 2003)         
Emphasis on the immigrant experience

Dr. Gary Yia Lee - Part I (PH, 2005)
Emphasis on his life as a student & refugee in Laos & Australia

Pa Sher Yang  (PV, 2005) 
Emphasis on military service, refugee camps

Jim Anderson (PH, 2005)
Description of his 10 years as an IRC refugee worker

Long Yang  (PV, 2005)
Emphasis on his work with General Vang Pao and his escape from Laos

Keith Vang (PH, 2005)
Shamanism, Spirituality, Cultural adjustment

Xao Vang Vue (JV, 2004)
Emphasis on Hmong spirituality, flight to Thailand

Poj Noj Her (PV, 2004)
Emphasis on Hmong culture, refugee camps

Phoumee Xiong (PV, 2003)
Emphasis on relationship with the Vietnamese

Khu Thao (KV, 2002)
Emphasis on village life

Nhia Lor Vang (PV, 2002)
Emphasis on work with the CIA

Pang Her Vang (PV, 2001)
Emphasis on Christianity, military service

Xai Thao (MNV, 2003)
Emphasis on village life, transition to life in US

Wang Her (PV, 2003)
Village life, Christianity, Hun Heup Bridge Massacre

Sia Ly Thao (TT, 2002)
Escape to Thailand, Life as an immigrant

Geu Vang (TT, 2002)
General overview, flight to Thailand

Yaw Yang (MM, 2001)
General overview

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