Bodenheimer, Hans S., Rabbi (Germany) (b. 1913-d. 1999)
Biography
Rabbi of Congregation Tikov Cadoshoh. Before entering the US, he was arrested by Nazis.He relocated to Hartford in 1939, and began organizing services and hebrew school, creating the temple. He finished his jewish and hebrew studies in 1968, he became a rabbi shortly after.
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Biographical/From Bad Nauheim to Bloomfield: My Journey of Faith by Rabbi Hans S. Bodenheimer, 1999, 1999 - 1999
The collection consists primarily of material related to the founding and growth of congregation Tikvoh Chadoshoh. A small amount of more personal material is also included. Bodenheimer's autobiography From Bad Nauheim to Bloomfield: My Journey of Faith details his life in both Germany and the United States.
Bodenheimer, Hans and Brown, Senta Bodenheimer_1980/04/10, Oral History, April 10, 1980
Bodenheimer, Hans and Mrs.Brown_1980/4/10, Oral History
Bodenheimer, Hans Oral History:"The Holocaust: The Survivors Remember", 1980
Folder contains: acquisition form, oral history transcript
Bodenheimer, Hans Rabbi See Tikvoh Chadoshah, 1968-2000
Folder contains: newspaper clippings, correspondence, handwritten notes, program for memorial service, retirement ceremony program, retirement ceremony booklet written in Hebrew, photocopies of news clippings
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