Life in Russia

Folder contains publicity material and correspondence for the oral history panel featuring Arnold and Leonard Greenberg.

Oral history transcript not in file. Hardcopy located in people files, digital files attached to database records.

Subjects of interview include: Family life in Hartford, teaching at a Hebrew school

Newspaper clipping about education presentation at Emanuel Sisterhood meeting; Article and program about dedication of an auditorium in his honor; Brief typed family history; Grandson John's speech from dedication ceremony; Educational records and biography for Trinity; Photocopy of entry from "Who's Who in New England" 1938; Article written by Gustave in the Connecticut Hebrew Record; Newspaper obituary of daughter-in-law; Printed photograph of painted portrait

Typed autobiography provides the most information about his life (includes World War I and the Russian Revolution)

Whole text has not been evaluated for subjects. Portion that is in his People/Individuals folder has been read and subjects have been gathered based on that text.

Handwritten history of the Gold family based on Howard's memories and knowledge of the family

Biographical Sketch points to some particular materials in the Goldstein collection. Last few pages of biographical sketch consiste of a typed transcript of a letter from Abe Goldstein to Ben Ari concerning a book on Jewish Theater

Oral History Transcript.