World War, 1939-1945
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 492 Collections and/or Records:
Maislen, undated
Folder contains: photocopies of certificates relating to family of Arnold Maislen, including military health papers and discharge papers of Samuel, birth certificates of Ada and Arnold, death certificate of Elizabeth and Lena, marriage certificate of Samuel; discharge papers of David Goldstein; photocopy of "ode to a dead salami" written by Irving Maislen; photocopesof news clippings and newspaper comics.
Mann family (see also Tulin), undated
Folder contains: Pages of magazine; photocopies of photographs. Plastic sleeve contains: photocopies of naturalization papers for Mary and Saul Tulin; photocopies of news clippings related to Mann family.
Map of Nazi aggression, 1945-05-07
Newspaper clipping of map from the Hartford Times, of "How Nazis Struck for World Domination." Also, two photocopiez of the map.
Marcus, undated
Folder contains: flyers and programs for Jewish Athletes Hall of Fame; envelope containing letter wrapped around piece of cardboard; printout of 3x5 black and white photograph of Marcus playing baseball; 4 copies of introductory speech; 2 copies of application, which includs short biography and photocopies of news clippings.
Markowitz, M. and Dr. Milton, undated
Markowitz, Sarah
Folder includes: 5x7 black and white photograph; 10x5 black and white photograph; Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary BUlletin; clipping of polio report from JWV bulletin; Convention materials such as ribbons, pins, and bades; Yearbook of Hartford Yeshiva 1951; Certificate of merit from Veteran's Affairs for work in Veterans Administration Voluntary Service; program of Workmen's Circle meeting 1938.
Marlow, George and Lillian (Bayer), undated
Subjects of interview include: growing up Jewish in Hartford; ethnic makeup of Hartford's South End; George's service as an attorney at law in World War II; father's grocery business; struggles to have children; activities in Keney Park; working at Pratt and Whitney during the war; the Jewish community in Manchester; local and regional politics; the great depression.