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Rachel Morris and Harry Seidelman
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June 6, 1972 (Creation)
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1 audio cassette: 63 minutes
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Oral history interview with the Seidelman family who emigrated to Canada from Russia. Rachel Morris (nee Seidelman) and her brother Harry Seidelman describe being relatively isolated from the Jewish community as young people but they met more Jewish people in high school and became increasingly involved in community activities. Rachel's husband William Morris trained as doctor and had a private practice for a time. Rachel was involved with the Council of Jewish Women, served on the Vancouver Jewish Community Chest board. The CJW worked with the Red Cross during the Second World War.
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Interview has summary and is transcribed. Original audio cassette; digital copy also available (digitized May 3, 2011).
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Sound quality of interview is quite poor.
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Interviwer: Ann Krieger