Education
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 352 Collections and/or Records:
Pessin, Celie_1968/09/03, Oral History, September 3, 1968
Subjects of interview include: (Cohen lists Pessin's Honors) growing up in Hartford organizations (Hadassah), Jewish Community, Working with Mother with the Sick Education, Nursing children, Family, husband/mother sick. Son in WWII
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
Porter, Sarah, undated
Subjects of interview include: Growing up Jewish in Hartford; immigration of parents from Lithuania to London to Hartford; family life in Hartford; association with youh organizations such as the Judith Club; religious training; orthodox observance at home; association with P.T.A; work with Red Magen David; work with the Hebrew Home.
Pregozen, Marcia and Harry, undated
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.
Presidents, Harrison, Walter, undated
This folder contains a few articles from and about Walter Harrison's presidency and how his Jewish background shapes his life, as well as material on a Roast held for him in 2003.
Rabbis/Kaplan, Larry G., 1991 - 1992
File contains information on Larry Kaplan's arrival at Congregation Tikvoh Chadoshoh in 1991 and sheds some light on some of his ways of thinking.
Rabbis/Kaplan, Louis, 1956
This file covers the arrival of Rabbi Louis Kaplan at the new synogogue Beth Hillel in Bloomfield in 1956.