Editor's introduction

[...]the OHR presents another in its on-going series of interviews with pioneers in the oral history discipline: an interview with Elizabeth Mason of the Columbia University oral history program. Donna Krolik Hollenberg uses the Holocaust as a vehicle to explore the development of a sense of ethnic identity in the Jewish community of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Palmer's interviews with officials, counselors, and participants explore the short- and long-term success of the program in provoking middleclass white Christians and Jews to reexamine their perceptions, prejudices, and preconceptions of nonwhite fellow campers.