Object details

Category
Sound
Related period
1945-1989 (production), Interwar (content)
Creator
New Zealand Radio (Production company)
New Zealand Radio (recorder)
Dodds, Isobel (interviewee/speaker)
Production date
1983
Dimensions

whole: Duration 30, Number Of Items 1

Catalogue number
13779

Object associations

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