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Record 35/65
Copyright PastPerfect Museum
Collection Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College Oral History Collection
Date 09/20/1989
Abstract Interview of Tanya Augusta by Jo Ann Augusta. Tanya Augusta discusses her life and the Russian Revolution.

Interviewer's description-
"In this interview Tanya Augusta talks about her life in Russia and her immigration to the coal fields; her life as a child dancer; the war and how she escaped to Germany and posed as a German operator. The refugee camp she lived in; her marriage to John Augusta and how she met him; coming to U.S.A. on a boat and arriving at Ellis Island; teaching piano lessons in exchange for English lessons; and the happiness she found in Cumberland."
Object ID 2007.001.0536
Object Name Tape, Magnetic
Subjects Coal camps
Cumberland, Kentucky
Dance
Immigration
Immigration stations
Pianos
Refugee camps
Interview date 09/20/1989
Interviewer Augusta, Jo Ann
Length of interview 23:54
Media Cassette Tape
Narrator Augusta, Tanya
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