Add to ORKGThe son of George Ii Brown II recalls his family home in Waipio Peninsula; schooling at Punahou, Iolani, Hawaii Prep Academy, and Taft (Connecticut) boarding school; labor jobs on the sugar plantation; windsurfing equipment business; and identification as Hawaiian.sugar plantation worker, agriculturalist, civil engineer department head, entrepreneur; Hawaiian-Caucasian; maleInterview conducted in English.Privat
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