Lawrence Davidson
Dublin Core
Title
Lawrence Davidson
Subject
Vietnam War, 1961-1975
University of Alberta
Philadelphia (Pa.)
Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.)
Socialism
Jews
Description
In this interview, retired professor of history Lawrence Davidson describes his experiences going to college in the 1960s. He talks about growing up and going to Rutgers University in New Jersey. Then, Davidson explains how he helped bring Students for a Democratic Society to Georgetown University and his activism as a graduate student there. He describes fleeing to Canada in the midst of the Vietnam War and earning his doctorate from University of Alberta. Davidson speaks about returning to America as an adjunct professor and joining the staff at West Chester University. Davidson describes his activism as a faculty member and the books he published. Finally, he talks about his family and what it was like returning after the Vietnam War.
Date
2022-03-29
Format
video
Identifier
2022oh1548_wcv0010
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Owen Cutler
Interviewee
Lawrence Davidson
OHMS Object
Interview Keyword
Canadian Manpower Office
Foreign Policy
Leftists
Student protests
Draft dodgers
Files
Citation
“Lawrence Davidson,” WCU Vietnam War Oral History Project, accessed November 19, 2024, https://nunncenter.net/wcu-vietnam-war/items/show/316.