Jewish Women
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 88 Collections and/or Records:
Adler, Libby, 2009-02-13, 2008-11
Contains three CD recording and full transcript of interview with Libby Adler. Topics covered include: clothing store, going to school in West Hartford, family life/life in Hartford during World War II, life of a soldier's spouse, rationing, Jewish perspective of WWII/Holocaust, life after war, volunteer work (Hebrew Home, Mt. Sinai). Also contains CD of photo scans.
Borish, Linda, 1999 - 2003
Vertical reference files for individuals.
Borstein, Viola Elizabeth Gerry, 1929 - 1987
Contains information on Viola Gerry Borstein's family, as well as a partial oral histroy transcript discussing her military service.
Ellington Synagogue Sisterhood_1976/3/8, Oral Event History, March 8, 1976
Subject: Ellington Sisterhood
Anecdotes, Profiles, and histories of the early Ellington and area Jews by descendents History of Synagogue
Speaker: Dorothy Cohen
Engleman, Muriel, 2008 - 2009
Contains CD and transcript of interview conducted by Betty Hoffman for the Jewish Women in WWII Oral History Project. Also contains copies of photos of Muriel Engleman's serivce in WWII as well as copies of photos that appeared in her book, "Mission Accomplished: Stop the Clock," published 2008.
Exhibit and film premiere, "Pride, Honor and Courage" , 2009
Contains pamphlets and CDs related to the "Pride, Honor and Courage: Jewish Women Remember World War II" exhibit and film premiere. Inlcudes final panels from exhibit.
Girl Scout Leaders_1976/9/30, Oral Event History, 1976 - 1976
Subjects: Ethnic diversity of Girl Scouts
Individuals involvement in the Girl Scouts
Was continued at the HJCC at a later date
Ends with the Girl Scout Promise in Hebrew
Speakers: Fanchon Title, Sandy Epstein, Evelyn Albrecht, Marion Keller, Ethel Flatts, June Rose
Gross, Cynthia, 2009
Contains a CD copy and transcript of an oral history interview with Cynthia Gross as part of the Jewish Women in WWII Oral History Project. The majority of the interview discusses Cynthia's wartime experiences as well as those of her husband.
Hadassah, Hartford Chapter records
The most extensive section of this collection is its Newsletters, which are fairly complete from 1968 to the present. The collection also includes a set of meeting invitations from the 1930s. Together these documents give a view of Hadassah activities over several decades.