World War, 1939-1945
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 492 Collections and/or Records:
Plen, Reuben, undated
subjects of interview include: early life in Sweden, Kenya, and Israel; Military engineering service with British army in Middle East in World War II; work for Moshe Dayan; Sarah's service as wireless operator; immigration to Hartford; opinion of current state of Israel ca. 2003
Plutzik, Hyam, 2007 - 2016
Vertical reference files for individuals.
Pollack, David, 2011
Contains biographical data sheets, recording logs, deed of gift, and release forms.
Post, Florence, undated
subjects of interview include: growing up Jewish in Lithuania pre-world war II; anti-semitism in Lithuania; World War II; the Kovno Ghetto; the Holocaust; attempt to escape the Kovno Ghetto; hiding with a farm family; failure of US forces to adequately halt Holocaust in final days of war; immigration to United States; lingering anti-semitism in America at low level but still dangerous.
Rafal, Marjorie, 2009-11-09
Contains a personal narrative written by Marjorie Rafal about her early life and her activities during World War II. Also contains transcript of interview conducted during the Jewish Women in WWII Road Show.
Raphael Family, see also Kleinman, undated
Minnie discusses with Emma Cohen Growing up in Jewish Hartford, her family, education, Jewish Community Members, Jewish Organizations, her husband, work, and Hartford culture.
Religious books, 1917 - 1943
Contains Jewish prayer books in English and Yiddish published and distributed by the National Jewish Welfare Board during World War I and World War II. Also contains one full size Army bible.