Childhood in Czechoslovakia; schooling in Switzerland; emigration to Brazil during World War II; work as secretary at Canadian Embassy; work with Institute of Inter-American Affairs; problems with technology transfers; met Bill Chanlett, subsequent marriage, June 1946; role of women in Brazil; work with Inter-American Commission of Women; women's movement in Latin America; Latin American mistrust o f US government; impressions of US foreign policy; economic aid as a political tool; abortion; birth control
Demographers; Women's rights; Feminism; Abortion; Birth control; United States Foreign relations; United States Politics and government 1933-1945; Brazil Social conditions; Latin America Politics and government 1933-1945; Latin America Social conditions; Chanlett, Eliska; Institute of Inter-American Affairs (U.S.)
Format
oral histories; sound recordings
Genre
Interviews
Date
1985
Note (Biographical)
Demographer
Note
Interviewed by James D. and Elvera L. Williams on May 27, 1985