Education
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 352 Collections and/or Records:
Kleinman, Harry, Oral History Transcripts, 1973 - 1977
Subjects covered in interview include: Family coming to America, education, learning about Judaism Lawyer, Practicing Judaism, Jewish Community, Zionism Jewish Organizations, Politics, Hartford Community, wife, children Judge, about family, personal philosophies
Interview 1973
Subjects of interview include: Growing up in Hartford, Family Life, zionism, creation of Israel, Jewish education, Jewish community.
Kleinman, Harry_1977, Oral History, January 12, 1977
Subjects covered in interview include: Family coming to America, education, learning about Judaism Lawyer, Practicing Judaism, Jewish Community, Zionism Jewish Organizations, Politics, Hartford Community, wife, children Judge, about family, personal philosophies
Kleinman, William, 1945 - 2013
This file contains William Kleinman's obituary and a copy of his discharge papers from the Navy in World War II.
Komisar, David, 1962 - 2013
The file has a number of articles which mainly focus on Komisar’s academic career and work in the field of psychology, particularly at the University of Hartford. His service in World War II is touched upon briefly. The obituaries elaborate on his professional career, his service in World War II, and his family.
Kone, Rose and Katz, Abe_1979, 1981, Oral History, December 1, 1979
This interview covers the following topics: Growing up Jewish in Hartford, secular and religious education, growing up in an orthodox family, family history including father’s occupation as a whip maker who later started a hardware store on Maple Street, her involvement in the American Jewish Congress particularly fundraising efforts, and life in retirement (including advice about what to do in a potential mugging situation).
Kone, Rose Guthart, 1979 - 1981
This interview covers the following topics: Growing up Jewish in Hartford, secular and religious education, growing up in an orthodox family, family history including father’s occupation as a whip maker who later started a hardware store on Maple Street, her involvement in the American Jewish Congress particularly fundraising efforts, and life in retirement (including advice about what to do in a potential mugging situation).