Robert Endo oral history interview, part 6 of 7, May 14, 2005

Endo discusses his experiences while applying to work at UCLA; talks about visiting California prior to moving back there and seeing his mentors again; and talks about working at UCLA and getting transferred to work at University of California, Riverside. He then talks about retirement; discusses his interest in education and learning; and talks about his grandfather. Next, Endo discusses his aunts and uncles and talks about their experiences during the bombing of Hiroshima; discusses his cousin who worked as a translator for Australia and the United States; and talks about lessons he learned from his life experiences. Lastly, Endo shows and describes photographs of his wife's family, his extended family, a photograph taken when he was discharged, and photographs taken during basic training at Camp Blanding; and shows his first order to report for induction.

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http://www.goforbroke.org/oral_histories/mp4/568-Endo-Robert-6.m4v

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