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Request AccessInterview with Rae Ruscha, February 20, 1962, Milwaukee, WisconsinWisconsin Historical SocietyWisconsin Jewish Archives Oral HistoriesDescription: summary Bill Marten interviews Rae Ruscha on February 20, 1962 at the Astor Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ruscha discusses her childhood in Marinette, Wisconsin and attending the theatre with her mother. Rae also discusses her work as an adult with the Jewish Federated Charities. Rae also mentions the divide between German Jews and other Jews in Milwaukee.
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Request AccessInterview with Jacob Urich, February 21, 1962, Milwaukee, WisconsinWisconsin Historical SocietyWisconsin Jewish Archives Oral HistoriesDescription: summary Bill Marten interviews Jacob Urich on February 21, 1962 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Urich discusses his time in the Russian army reserve, leaving Russia, and his struggles while settling in the United States. Mr. Urich also talks his life as a peddler, establishing a cigar business in Milwaukee, his involvement with the Socialist party, recollections of political leaders and campaigns, and his many letters to newspaper editors.
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Request AccessInterview with Isaac and Pauline Berland, February 20, 1962, Milwaukee, WisconsinWisconsin Historical SocietyWisconsin Jewish Archives Oral HistoriesDescription: summary Bill Marten interviews Isaac and Pauline Berland on February 20, 1962 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Berland discusses leaving Russia because of the pogroms, and being involved in Zionist organizations in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The couple also talks about coming to Milwaukee, raising a family, and activities in their nursing home.
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Request AccessInterview with Morris Weingrod, February 21, 1962, Milwaukee, WisconsinWisconsin Historical SocietyWisconsin Jewish Archives Oral HistoriesDescription: summary Bill Marten interviews Morris Weingrod on February 21, 1962 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Weingrod discusses Milwaukee Jewish leaders such as Nathan Sand and Golda Meir and his connection to them. He also talks about his views on British policies towards Palestine, and the activities of the Labor Zionists in Milwaukee.
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Request AccessInterview with Morris Weingrod, February 20, 1962, Milwaukee WisconsinWisconsin Historical SocietyWisconsin Jewish Archives Oral HistoriesDescription: summary Bill Marten interviews Morris Weingrod on February 20, 1962 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Weingrod discusses becoming interested in Zionism at an early age in Poland, immigrating to Milwaukee, and becoming involved with the Po'alei Zion organization. Mr. Weingrod also talks about the Balfour Declaration, Golda Meir, Zionist sentiments after World War I, and establishing a Jewish school in Milwaukee.
