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Looking back at the life of a first generation child of Holocaust survivors

Looking back at the life of a first generation child of Holocaust survivors

Discussion with two professional women who were raised in New York.

This is a compilation of several stories about my great grandma, Sylvia Oscar. She was a stubborn, tough woman who sometimes made funny mistakes.

This interview was about telling my grandparents story from my Dad’s point of view.

We had talked about the childhood of my grandmother for the most part

I interviewed my father about how was growing up back then was for him. As well as how was school like. This interview was on November 26,2018 in Brooklyn,NY. He talks about his school life and more all in 4...

We talked mainly about his childhood and what he remembers about my mother.

Cooper Union, getting married, early career

Liam Moon age 15 interviews his grandfather on the occasion of his 80th birthday. Topic discussed include growing up in and childhood in Garland and Dallas Texas, hardships, and the most important lessons learned. 2020-08-23 16:37:38

Miriam (Mimi) Dunham is a wife, mother of 5, sister and grandmother. She reflects on her parents and childhood, proudest moments and some of her regrets. (Apologies for some spotty audio issues!)

Last interview with dying mom

What was talked about was how my mom grew up, how she meet my dad, and her perspective on religion

Mimi had a long life with lots of love and family.

In conclusion, this is an interview with my mother whom I love very much.

This is a synopsis of the life of Frances Amello. Born in NYC in 1924.

I interviewed my boss about her experience as a Physical Therapist and her decisions to open her own practice.

Sam Wilson, Jr.'s childhood memories growing up in Harlem and Bronx, NY through adulthood with his family Sam Wilson, Sr. mother Ora and sister Waltrina. He also shares sweet memories of Aunt Catherine, Granny Sadie and Great Granny Evelyn Middleton.

Folklorist Ann Hoog (45) interviews longtime colleague and American Folklife Center volunteer, Howard Kramer (77) about his early life, and his 16 years volunteering at the Center.

When my Grandma grew up things were definitely different than modern times

This is an interview

I interviewed my mother about her parents, her childhood, and one of her most favorite people—her grandmother.

When we were talking about the favorite memory about me, it gets very emotional. Also, she talks about how we should act in the future.

We discussed growing up in Levittown, NY as a rowdy child. Then, we talked about the experience of becoming a musician and traveling around the world to perform. And finally Jeff told me about deciding to come home to build...

My moms happiest moments in life.