Folder 3

This file primarily contains material concerning Betty Hoffman's Jewish Hearts project, which focused on Russian/Soviet Jewish immigration to the United States. Other article cites accomplishments of Elana Hoffman.

This file contains Bradley Hoffman's interview with Betty Hoffman about his role and plans as Jewish Federation President.

This file contains a breif biographical sketch on Louis Hoffman and his family, including a newspaper picture of his daughter-in-law on her 80th birthday.

This file contains an article on Rose Hoffman as she was honored as a National B'nai B'rith Women Life Member because of her work with the Israel Hoffman lounge at the UCONN Hillel, as well as other community activities.

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This file contains a newspaper article on the Hoffman family's aliyah to Israel in the 1970s, a breif biographical sketch, and an oral history transcript detailing Robert and Lorraine Hoffman's time in the Hartford area where they grew up as well as their lives in Israel.

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This file contains information on the Honiss Oyster House, which upon its closing in 1982 was the longest operating restaurant in Hartford. The file also discusses the dispute with the last owners of the establishment and the Connecticut Historical Society over who would get the many photographs housed in the restaurant, with the CHS ultimately being successful.

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