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Yiddish

 Subject

Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 144 Collections and/or Records:

Pregozen, Marcia and Harry

 Digital Record
Identifier: pregozen, marcia_1975/04/25

Pregozen, Marcia and Harry

 Digital Record
Identifier: pregozen, marcia_1972

Pregozen, Marcia and Harry, undated

 File — Flat_file_folder 5
Scope and Contents

Subjects of 1972 interview include: early life in Russia; Jewish experience of Russian revloution; pogroms; immigration to America; Work as floor-cleaner in Hartford; work of Pioneer Women.

Subjects of 1975 interview include all that and: Ethnic relations in Hartford; early education; languages spoken at home; languages learned to survive World War i; Israel; experience of immigration; family life; marriage; intermarriage; New Deal programs.



Dates: undated

Publications/Book in Yiddish on fishing, written by Goldstein, 1951, 1951

 File — Box 2: Series 2
Identifier: 2
Scope and Contents

Book written in Yiddish.

Dates: 1951

Raphael Family, see also Kleinman

 Digital Record
Identifier: raphael, minnie_1976

Raphael Family, see also Kleinman, undated

 File — Flat_file_folder 6
Scope and Contents

Minnie discusses with Emma Cohen Growing up in Jewish Hartford, her family, education, Jewish Community Members, Jewish Organizations, her husband, work, and Hartford culture.



Dates: undated

Rytman, Dora, undated

 File — Flat_file_folder 6
Scope and Content Note From the File:

Vertical reference files for individuals.

Dates: undated

Sephardic Congregation History_1980/12/11, Oral Even History, December 11, 1980

 Item — Box 13, Box: 231
Identifier: 231
Scope and Contents

Subjects covered during event include: History of Sephardic Congregation of Greater Hartford, Life of Henry Levy, European origins, move to America, anti-semitism, language, synagogues and congregations in Hartford, Torah, (notable) Spanish Jews, Settlement House on Pequot Street, Jewish Funerals, Greece, Holocaust as a child, family, religious literature of Spanish Jews,

Dates: December 11, 1980