Life in Russia
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 113 Collections and/or Records:
Kantrowitz, Gussie_1968, Oral History, October, 1968
Kantrowitz, Samuel, October, 1968
Sam Kantrowitz discusses his immigration from Russia first to New York then to Hartford to join his sister. He left because of violence and pogroms. He became a furrier, which had been his family's trade in Russia and was the owner of Connecticut Furriers into the 1960s. He met his wife Gussie in 1910 and they married in 1912.
Kantrowitz, Samuel_1968/10, Oral History, October, 1968
Kaplan, Louis “Kid”, 1925 - 2011
Kaplan, Vladimir_1998, Oral History, August 20, 1998
Interview focuses on Kaplan's experiences as a Soviet soldier during World War II as well as his career after the war, commenting on the ways in which anti-semitism impacted his life.
Kaplan, Vladimir_1999, Oral History, November 9, 1999
Interview clarifies some points of 1998 interview, focusing on Kaplan's war experience and his experience in the Russian educational system. The transcript is not complete as the tape ended abruptly.