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Interview with Fatuma Hussein

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Identifier
NA 3733 (local)
Date
2003 (Date created)
Summary

 

Fatuma Hussein, interviewed by Dianne Schindler on March 26, 2003 at the United Somali Women Office in Auburn, Maine.  Hussein was a 25-year-old woman originally from Somalia who had been living in Lewiston for 2 years.  Topics included food and cultural ways in Somali society; Hussein’s family and her education; food preparation; anchero; tea; spices; samosas; raising girls; cookies; beef; types of foods at celebrations; Qu’an; milk; chapati; American fast food; baby food.  Ayan Ismail had a small part in the interview. Transcript: 24 pp

Recording: C2650

Creator and/or Contributor
Fatuma Hussein (creator), Dianne Schindler (contributor)
Language
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Other Subject Headings
food and cultural ways in Somali society Hussein’s family and her education Food preparation Types of foods at celebrations (Local)
Materials Designation
sound cassettes (analog)
Related Entities:
Fatuma Hussein (creator)