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Zionism

 Subject

Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 365 Collections and/or Records:

Perlstein, Alex_1968/07/15, Oral History, July 15, 1968

 Item — Box OHC-1, Box: 1, Box: 1
Identifier: 1
Scope and Contents

Subjects of interview include: immigrant, pogroms growing up Jewish in Hartford, Education, Work, Jewish Community and Organizations Zionist

Dates: July 15, 1968

Perlstein, Sarah_1980/7/8, Oral History

 Digital Record
Identifier: perlstein, sarah_1980

Perlstein, Sarah_1980/7/8, Oral History, July 8, 1980

 Item — Box 12, Box: 217
Identifier: 217
Scope and Contents note

Subjects covered during interview include: Parents, New Haven, (Jewish) education, Zionism, sports, Sunday school, balls, Silvermans, Emanuel, Sunday School, Hadassah

Dates: July 8, 1980

Pregozen, Helene, undated

 File — Flat_file_folder 5
Scope and Contents

Items in folder include: handwritten outline of family history, with printed copy; photocopy of photographs showing Pregozen family.

Dates: undated

Pregozen, Irving - Zionism in Israel

 Digital Record
Identifier: pregozen zionism in israel
Dates: 1930's-1949

Pregozen, Irving_1981/1/17, Oral History, January 17, 1981

 Item — Box 13, Box: 237
Identifier: 237
Scope and Contents Born in 1923 to a very Zionistic family. In teens became a ham radio operator and served in Signal Corps during World War II. Then, worked at MIT Radar School training officers on equipment. In 1946 went to New Jersey to learn about life on a kibbutz in preparation for going to Palestine. In July 1948, he got a job on the S.S. Director, a ship that was being overhauled in order to take Jews out of Europe and bring them to Israel. The ship stopped in Marseilles and picked up 1,300 refugees...
Dates: January 17, 1981

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

Rabbi Leon Spitz

 Digital Record
Identifier: spitz, leon