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| Book Title (Book
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Author |
Price with tax |
 MESSAGES
FROM THE PAST
Oral Histories of some of
our neighbors who made the trek to Columbus from the Soviet
Union have finally been translated and have found their way into this
book. Columbus residents Bella Galbmillion, Miron Dashevsky,
Alexander Kuperberg, Polina Ashkenazi, Simon Glazman, Lev
Dashevsky and Abram Meksin are some of the speakers who
tell about personal experiences with government-sponsored anti-semitism
and some of its effects on educational opportunites,
vocational options, living conditions and other aspects of
life that led to life in the United States.Candid
and historical. 155 pages with introduction. For information
in Russian or English please call Raisa Patlashenko
at the Yassenoff Jewish Center- 231-2731, ext 215. For
information in English, Please call Marvin Bonowitz, 614
235-6371. |
Marvin
Bonowitz |
$13.50
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THE STORY OF I.H. SCHLEZINGER,
INC.
This is the story of an innovative company dealing in
and processing scrap metal since 1915. Included are family facts as well as photos of
family and business activities. The I.H. Schlezinger Company was one of the first in the
nation to scrap or recycle automobile metals. It was sold in 1980 to Fortune 500 Company
Worthington Industries. The author provides an inside view to a fascinating company. He
writes, "It takes years and years to build a reputation in the scrap metal business
and five minutes to ruin it - Our most important asset is our people." The scrap
business was built by more than a few immigrant Jews. Ed Schlezinger shows us how it was
done. |
Edward Schlezinger |
$25.00 |
JEWS AND JUDAISM IN A MIDWESTERN
COMMUNITY: COLUMBUS, OHIO 1840-1975
This statistical and anecdotal history of the Jewish
community in Columbus, Ohio spans the years between 1840 and 1975. Photos of artifacts
such as steerage receipts, old synagogue buildings, and confirmation classes at the turn
of the century bring this community to life. Tables and charts provide such information as
class rosters for elementary schools in the first decades of the century as well as early
Bexley residents in 1924. The author covers institutional life such as synagogues and
federated philanthropy as well as social aspects such as city and country clubs and
activities. |
Marc Lee Raphael |
$20.00 |
| FAMILY PORTRAIT ALBUM |
CJHS |
$15.00 |
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