Item UF1994.023.c223 - Interview with Mr. Tom Peterson

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Interview with Mr. Tom Peterson

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CA BMUFA UF1994.023.c223

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  • October 4, 1976 (Creation)
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    Peterson, Tom

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2 audio files, mp3, duration: 0:46:19 min. and 0:46:16 min.

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This file contains an interview with Tom Peterson that was conducted in English on October 4, 1976. Tom Peterson was 77 years old at the time of the interview. He immigrated to Canada from Latvia, arriving at the end of April 1928. He first settled at Pigeon Lake in 1929. During the interview he talks about his process of immigrating and learning English, and meeting other Latvians in Edmonton. He purchased his homestead from the CP and his wife joined him in Canada 6 months later. They farmed until 1951, when he gave his land to his eldest son and moved to Edmonton to become a decorator. He was very active in the Latvian community and discusses this involvement and the immigration and development of Latvians in Canada. Aside from his family and the Latvian community, Tom also discusses politics in the 1930s and 1970s.

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