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Beth Ellis reminisces about her childhood and adolescence as the daughter of a commissioned Naval Officer who served in World War II, including her experience of the military's complex social heirarchies governing her everyday life. |
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Transcript Number 334 Title: Beth Ellis: Remembering World War II Interviewee: Beth Ellis Interviewer: Paul Zarbock Date of Interview: July 13, 2003 Location of Interview: Unknown Description: 1 VHS Cassette Tape sd. col. Series: World War II Veterans Oral History Preservation Project Series: Voices of Experience |