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Comrade 2 and Comrade 6 - Interview

Item number (ISN):

471076

Series title:

Cecil-Ross Society Oral History Project

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Item (Accession level)

Date:

1996-06-14

Item number (ISN):

471076

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Type of material:

Sound recordings

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Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Record information – Details

Fonds/collection:

CECIL-ROSS SOCIETY

Accession:

2001-0188

Media:

Sound

Part:

1 of 1

Production date:

1996-06-14

Production company:

Rick Stow - (Interviewer)

Sponsor:

Cecil-Ross Society

Description:

Interview of two anonymous interviewees by Rick Stow. Subjects are Greek immigrants that arrived in 1966, male, and 1961, female. Following the ascension of the junta in 1967, male subject organized Resistance support and solidarity groups in Montreal. In the 1970s. The couple met in the Greek Labour Association, a Montreal umbrella group.The pair stayed in the Parti communiste du Quebec (PCQ) to the end. Female subject believes problems began with Kashtan resenting his ouster. Greeks were found to be in a majority of those remaining in the PCQ, but stood down, in order to allow Francophones to make the decisions. Male subject helped the Greek Left reorganize by forming the Greek Progressive Committee. It is more open than the Party. The pair comment on the state of the Greek Left in Montreal today. <69mn>

Language:

English

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1. IDC originally created by Rick Stow. ~2. For copyright details see standard purchase agreement in acquisition file signed 2001.~3. Transcript available.~4. Anonymity required for both individuals, although their names exist on physical cassette tape and transcripts, and Comrade 2's release form does not explicitly state this requirement.~5. For further acronym details consult Cecil-Ross glossary terms.
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