This oral history transcript explores the intertwined histories of India and China during the World War I era, the New Deal, and the Marshall Plan, as well as providing insight into the University of California, Berkeley during this period. It offers a unique perspective on the global impact of these historical events through the lens of two major Asian nations.
The transcript features insights from Thomas C. Blaisdell and Harriet Nathan, offering firsthand accounts and reflections on the socio-political and economic transformations that shaped the 20th century. Researchers and historians interested in international relations, Asian studies, and the history of UC Berkeley will find this oral history a valuable primary source.
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