Immigration
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 457 Collections and/or Records:
Rome, Ruth Gersten, undated
Subjects of intervierw include: family, family businesses, early education, involvement with change in Emanuel and Beth El congregations, authorship of children's book, fundraising, work as executive at Hebrew Home.
Rose, Rebecca_1977/7/27, Oral History, 1977
Subjects covered during interview include: Family escaping Russia, America, Education, Childhood, Religious background Husband, Grandchildren, Work, Jewish Performances, Sings, Anecdotes, Works as seamstress Storyteller, some Yiddish
Rosenbaum, Goldey_1980/10/17, Oral History, October 17, 1980
Subjects covered during interview include: Growing up Jewish in Russia, parents, immigrant, immigration, Ellis Island, farming, education, children, family name, family, orthodoxy, Hebrew, Israel, E. Cohen commentary.
Rosenberg, Gene, undated
Subjects of interview include: furniture business; immigration of family from Poland in 1920s; establishment of home for abused children in Danbury.
Rosenfeld, Natalie, undated
Subjects of interview include: teaching profession; difference between German and Russian Jews; family's lack of religious observance; small businesses including jewelry and real estate; commuynity leadership activities; early life in hartford; lack of anti-semitism; athletics including horse-riding and boxing.
Rosenthal, Margot, undated
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.