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Eastern European Jews

 Subject

Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 48 Collections and/or Records:

Lovell, Trudy, undated

 File — Flat_file_folder 4
Scope and Contents

Folder contains: empty envelope with former contents written on one side; Acquisition sheet listing former contents of envelope; typed memoirs of Leo and Trudy detailing survival of the Holocaust; obituary; thank you note for work on Yom Hashoa exhibit; thank you note in envelope.

Dates: undated

Maurice Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies/Newsletters, undated

 File — Box 1
Identifier: 2
Scope and Contents From the Box:

This box contains various information about the Maurice Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies.

Dates: undated

National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Hartford section records

 File
Identifier: M 15
Scope and Contents Note

The National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Hartford section records (8.5 c.f.; 1910-2012) consists of official publications, correspondence, flyers, newspaper clippings and other material. Of particular interest are a long run of minutes and a sampling of newsletters through many decades that provide a continuous narrative of the group for much of its history.

Dates: 1910 - 2012

Oral History Transcript, 2003

 Item — Folder Zeman, William
Scope and Contents From the File:

Folder contains: oral history tape transcript; folder

Dates: 2003

Special Projects/Witness to War/Transcripts/English/Kaganovich, Israel

 Digital Record
Identifier: kaganovich, israel_1999, oral history

Special Projects/Witness to War/Transcripts/English/Kaganovich, Israel, undated

 File — Box
Scope and Contents

This file recounts the experiences of Israel Kaganovich serving during World War II in Russia and his life after the war, including his immigration to the United States in 1992 to join his daughter and her family.

Dates: undated

Special Projects/Witness to War/Transcripts/Russian/Kaganovich, Israel, August 5, 2009

 File — Box
Scope and Contents

This file recounts the experiences of Israel Kaganovich serving during World War II in Russia and his life after the war, including his immigration to the United States in 1992 to join his daughter and her family.

Dates: August 5, 2009