World War, 1914-1918

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.

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.

Contains copies of photos, programs, and news clippings, inlcuding Col. Richman's nomination for JWV National Commander and a photocopy of Col. Richman with President Truman.

Subjects of interview include: furniture business; immigration of family from Poland in 1920s; establishment of home for abused children in Danbury.

Subjects of interview include: early life in Germany; development as artist; fleeing to the United States; anti-semitism in Hartford; Father's survival of concentration camp; travel of parents to Bolivia.

Subjects covered during interview include: Parents, Education, Religious Education, WWI student involvement Work as a Doctor, Mt. Sinai, Hospitals, Family, Organizations, Jewish Organizations Pediatrics, Hartford changes