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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 101 Collections and/or Records:

Kaschmann, Truda, 1935 - 1987

 File — Folder 3
Interview This interview covers Truda Kaschmann's life growing up in Germany, her family's departure upon the Nazi rise to power, and settling into America in both Boston and Hartford. In Hartford, she taught dance to support her family (including her parents and in-laws who came from Germany in 1936). She taught at the Hartford Conservatory starting in 1935 and at the Hartford School for Women starting in 1940. As of the 1982 interview, she was still teaching. Was on many school's dance faculty (Miss...
Dates: 1935 - 1987

Kaschmann, Truda_1982, Oral History, January 24, 1982

 Item — Box 15, Box: 275
Identifier: 275
Scope and Contents This interview covers Truda Kaschmann's life growing up in Germany, her family's departure upon the Nazi rise to power, and settling into America in both Boston and Hartford. In Hartford, she taught dance to support her family (including her parents and in-laws who came from Germany in 1936). She taught at the Hartford Conservatory starting in 1935 and at the Hartford School for Women starting in 1940. As of the 1982 interview, she was still teaching. Was on many school's dance faculty (Miss...
Dates: January 24, 1982

Katz, Louis Y.

 Digital Record
Identifier: katz, louis y._1977
Dates: 1918 - 1977

Katz, Louis Y., 1917 - 1967

 File — Box 7
Scope and Contents 5x7 black and white photograph of Lou and Ethel Katz at a table with unidentified people, n.d.. 5x7 black and white photograph of Lou and Ethel Katz, Simon and Ethel Slera (?) at a table with unidentified people, n.d.. 5x7 black and white photograph of (L-R) “Speedy” Cohen, Lou Katz, and “Sid” Robbins eating and drinking Edelbrew beer, 1946. Picture taken byFedu-Kowski 5x7 black and white photograph of Carl Hurwit Dinner, Lou Katz 2nd from left, 1957. 2.5x4.5 black and white photograph of...
Dates: 1917 - 1967

Katz, Louis Y., 1918 - 1977

 File — Folder 3
Scope and Contents The majority of this file contains information concernin the variety of entertainment events that Louis Katz participated in, often in the role of MC. While he was most known for his entertainment, his official profession was the opperation of the cafeteria in the Kolodney building on Capital Ave for nearly three decades. The file primarily contains newspaper articles and clippings about these events, various lettes of correspondence, and several programs/posters for events he participated...
Dates: 1918 - 1977

Katz, Louis_1977, Oral History

 Digital Record
Identifier: katz, louis_1977/03/23
Dates: March 23, 1977

Katz, Louis_1977, Oral History, March 23, 1977

 Item — Box 8, Box: unknown container
Identifier: 149
Scope and Contents

Subjects covered during interview include: Continuation, about entertainment side career as well as some of his other jobs, Katz Family, Involvement in Organizations/Jewish Community.

Explains some of the material found in the Louis Y. Katz people file.

Dates: March 23, 1977

Keller, Tony, Andrea, and Keller Family, 1962 - 2006

 File — Folder 3
Scope and Contents

This file contains various items, motsly articles, describing the lives and activities of various members of the Keller family. Most articles forcus on their careers, though their personal lives are touched upon.

See biographical note for more information.

Dates: 1962 - 2006

Kellin, Samuel

 Digital Record
Identifier: kellin, samuel_1973
Dates: March 21, 1973

Kellin, Samuel, March 21, 1973

 File — Folder 3
Scope and Contents

Topics covered in this interview include: B'nai Brith, Ararat Lodge, Jewish community (relations with German vs. Russian Jews, Jewish education, Jewish students at UCONN and Trinity (Hillel), family history, Great Depression, World War II, Hartford Circus Fire & death of his daughter Shirley and a nephew in it, adoption, politics, flood of 1955, antisemitism, McCarthy Era and it's effects on local Jews, Jewish women, Jewish humor/entertaining.

Dates: March 21, 1973