oral histories (literary works)
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Works that record interviews conducted to preserve the recollections of persons whose experience or memories are representative or are of special historical or social significance.Found in 432 Collections and/or Records:
Kone, Rose and Katz, Abe_1979, 1981, Oral History, December 1, 1979
This interview covers the following topics: Growing up Jewish in Hartford, secular and religious education, growing up in an orthodox family, family history including father’s occupation as a whip maker who later started a hardware store on Maple Street, her involvement in the American Jewish Congress particularly fundraising efforts, and life in retirement (including advice about what to do in a potential mugging situation).
Kone, Rose Guthart, 1979 - 1981
This interview covers the following topics: Growing up Jewish in Hartford, secular and religious education, growing up in an orthodox family, family history including father’s occupation as a whip maker who later started a hardware store on Maple Street, her involvement in the American Jewish Congress particularly fundraising efforts, and life in retirement (including advice about what to do in a potential mugging situation).
Konover, Doris Marcus, 1945 - 1949, 1983-07
Konover, Simon and Doris, 1985 - 2015
Konover, Simon_2004/09/27, Oral History, September 27, 2004
Topics covered in this interview include: Soliciting money for the Federation, in particular major gifts; his children’s continued sense of commitment to the Hartford community, his experience working with the Federation and various community members, opening the JCC on Saturdays, and the Endowment Fund.
Kopelman, 1968 - 1981
Kopelman, Ethel C., January 10, 1978
All images are of Ethel Kopelman at the time of her oral history, January 10, 1978.
Kopelman, Joseph, July 15, 1968
All images are of Attorney Joseph Kopelman interviewed by Dr. Morris N. Cohen, at home of Alex Perlstein, July 15, 1968.