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Leo & Sybil Zeftel File #175
Leo Zeftel (1925-1999) was an organic chemist involved in the negotiations that resulted in an international chemical weapons treaty, ratified by the U.S. in 1997, and worked to raise awareness of the dangers of chemical weapons. He was deeply…
Tags: Chemical Manufacturers Association, Chemical Weapons, Chemical Weapons Ban Treaty, Chemist, Early Life/Childhood, Family Life, Immigration, Jewish Federation of Delaware, Jewish Life, League of Women Voters, National Council of Jewish Women, Orthodox Judaism, Providence Rhode Island Jewish Community, School Life, Teacher/Educator, Teaching/Education, Veteran, Wilmington Jewish Community, Zionism
Dr. Louis Levinson interview Item #135
Dr. Louis Levinson was a veterinarian, politician, and WWI army veteran from Middletown, Delaware. He grew up on a farm in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, where he acquired his love of caring for animals, and went on to study veterinary medicine at the…
Dr. Abraham A. Golden early memory of Jewish Wilmington Item #131
Dr. Abraham A. Golden was a former Chief Petty Officer in the Navy and an osteopathic doctor who completed his clinical fellowship at Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, Ireland. In this interview, he discusses his family’s background, his early life and…
Tags: 2nd Street, A. A. Golden, Anti-Semitism, Childhood/Early Life, D.O., Dr. Abraham Albert Golden, Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America, Immigration, Israel, Jewish Life, Medical Doctor, Medical Profession, Racism, School Life, Segregation, Veteran, Wilmington High School, Wilmington Jewish Community, Zionism
H. Albert Young
(Born in 1904, Russia) H. Albert Young, the first Delaware Jew to be elected to statewide office, was attorney general from 1950 to 1954. In that capacity he argued the Brown vs. Board of Education case, on behalf of Delaware, before the United…
William Feinberg interview Item #124
William Feinberg (1900-1989) was a Wilmington based businessman and WWI navy veteran. He inherited the H. Feinberg Furniture Co. from his father and, in 1965 made what would come to be known as the “Market Street Decision”, in which her chose to…