Zionism
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 365 Collections and/or Records:
Neiditz, Rachel (Mrs. Moses)
Folder contains: scanned information schecklist; summary of oral history transcript; 2 copies of transcript.
Neiditz, Rachel_1974/12/4, Oral History, 1974-12-4
Okolica, Rabbi Henry, undated
Subjects of interview include: Holocaust, immigration, migration from new York to Alabama, Reform Judaism, migration to Connecticut, Ohio, and Daytona, jewish identity, education, family and lack thereof, adapting to America
Oral history interview, 09/1973
Folder contains three interviews:two in 1973 and one in 1979; September 1973 interview has a copy that is incomplete; June 1973 and May 1979 interview are part of a single document (June 1973 interview begins on page 17)
Oral History Tape Transcript, 1973
Subjects of interview include: Shtetl life in Russia before and during World War 1; immigration to Hartford; Russian antisemitism under Czarist Russia; Synagogues in Hartford; membership in Beth David; Zionism and support of Israel; poetry.
Oral History Tape Transcript/interview of Goldstein's son Ellie -- tapes 163, 164, undated
Oral History transcript from interview on August 15, 1977 of Ellie Goldstein by Emma Cohen.
Also contains note about spelling errors
Ellie Golstein offers insight into the life of his parents, primarily his father, and also recalls his own childhood.