Businesses & Professions -- Author/Writer
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 36 Collections and/or Records:
Dodd, Chris, 2006 - 2011
Many documents focus on his publication of his father's letters. His father wrote a number of letters home while serving as one of the lead prosecutors in the Nuremberg Trials. Other documents spotlight the Jewish communities' fondness for Senator Dodd and the work he did to protect interests close to the Jewish communities
Faust, Trudy, 1938-1995
G Miscellaneous -- Gilman, Gitlin, Gladstein, Glantz, Glaser, Glass, Godburn, Goldberg, Goldenthal, Goldstein, Goldstein, Goldstein, Goodman, Gordon, Gordon, Gordon-Wexler, Gould, Greenfield, Greenspan, Greenstein, Grossman, Gutman, 1937 - 2009, bulk: 1988 - 2009
Gaster, Berthold and Adele, 1975 - 2003
Numerous articles about Berthold's work with the Ledger. He developed it into a major paper, received numerous awards for his own writings, and spread the message of remembering the Holocaust. Folder also includes Adele's articles which were frequent publications in the Ledger.
Gittleman, Arthur, Edith, and Ann Louise, 1998 - 2010
Edith worked with another woman to write a book "Days of the Talmud Torah: A Legacy of Learning" Ann Louise's works are based on her work as a nutritionist
Historical Society Programs and Events/Senator Dodd, September 14, 2008
Dodd gave a lecture about his book "Letters from Nuremberg." His book is based on the letters of his father, Thomas Dodd, who was a lead prosecutor during the Nuremberg Trials and wrote numerous letters about what he experienced during that time.
Horwitz, Dorothy and Mel, June 6, 1997
Newspaper article featuring Dorothy and Mel Horwitz, a couple who exchanged hundreds of letters during Mel's service in Korea and later published a selection in a book.
Horwitz, Mel, June 6, 1997
Newspaper article featuring Dorothy and Mel Horwitz, a couple who exchanged hundreds of letters during Mel's service in Korea and later published a selection in a book.