doi:10.7916/d8-ghc3-m846Oral history interview with Ama Drolkar (Labrang), 2010Li, Jianglin, 1956-video recordingsoral historiesmoving imageHistoryWomen, TibetanUprising of 1959 (Tibet Autonomous Region, China)Refugees, TibetanXiahe Xian (China)Lhasa (China)IndiaA-ma Sgrol-dkarOral history with Tibetan refugee Ama Drolkar (Tib. Sgrol dkar, also Zhuoga or Zongga) from Labrang, Gansu Province; discusses arrival of Chinese troops in Labrang when she was 17 years old, Democratic Reforms, her move to Lhasa 3-4 years later, events in Lhasa in 1959. In Part 2, she discusses the Labrang leader Aba Alo and his trip to Beijing, as well as life in exile, her experience in a drama troop started by Gungthang Tsultrim (Gung thang Tshul krims) in Dehradun, and her visit back to Tibet in 1987.