Oral history interviews of the Jewish Pioneer Video Project, 1997-2006.

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Oral history interviews of the Jewish Pioneer Video Project, 1997-2006.

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The collection documents oral traditions and recollections of Jewish pioneer families in New Mexico. Seventeen video taped interviews were conducted with 18 Jewish families who settled in New Mexico between the middle of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Most of the interviews were conducted between 2000-2004, however, some interviews previously conducted by Congregation Albert were included in this collection as well. In addition to the video taped interviews, the collection also includes interview transcripts and assorted documentation. Documentation consists of a set of 13 family history booklets as well as a brief introduction to the project, provided by Dr. Henry Tobias. The collection is organized by Pioneer family. Families included are Danoff, Solomon//Lesinsky/Freudenthal, Goldsmith, Gusdorf, Herztein, Ilfeld/ Nordhaus, Moise, Ravel, Seligman/Floersheim/Bibo, Spiegelberg, Taichert, Wertheim/Vorenberg and Wertheim (Fort Sumner).

1 box (1 cu. ft.)Transcripts and documentation : 15 folders and 1 computer discVideorecordings : 21 DVDs

University of New Mexico-Main Campus

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SNAC Resource ID: 8096592

University of New Mexico-Main Campus

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University of New Mexico. Center for Regional Studies

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Jewish Pioneer Video Project.

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The mission of the New Mexico Jewish Historical Society is to promote greater understanding and knowledge of New Mexico's Jewish history. The Society's programs examine [New Mexico's] Jewish heritage in all its diversity, and strive to present this heritage within a broad cultural context. The Society is a secular organization and solicits the membership and participation of all interested people, regardless of religious affiliation. (Source: New Mexico Jewish Historical Society website: http://...

Congregation Albert (Albuquerque, N.M.)

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University of New Mexico. Dept. of History.

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New Mexico Jewish Historical Society

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The New Mexico Jewish Historical Society was founded in 1946. From the description of New Mexico Jewish Historical Society papers, 1869-1994. (Santa Fe Public Library). WorldCat record id: 37896520 ...