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    Keller (Abraham C.) interview

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    Cleveland, Ohio, United StatesMr. Keller (Feb. 21, 1916-June 4, 1997) talks about his membership in the Communist Party and how this affected his teaching career and life in the 40's through 60's. He also talks about his family and association with Hillel Foundation. Subject timestamps: (1:37) Jewish Education, Talmud Torah, (2:12) why moved West and struggle obtaining a teaching job as a Jewish person, (3:59) Communist Party interest, (5:25) Joining Communist party at Berkeley in 1938, (6:55) PhD background and post PhD work at University of the Pacific and Harvard, (8:30) 1948 move to University of Washington, (10:20) other Jewish professors and socializing within University of Washington, (11:43) anti-Semitism at the University of Washington, (12:10) Velde hearings and involvement in hearings- Joseph Weinberg, (17:30) Velde hearings and the University of Washington, (18:12) Benjamin Asia and John Harlow as defense lawyers for Mr. Keller during the Velde hearings, (18:58) Passport refusal due to communist affiliation 1951-52, (20:48) Mr. Keller's Velde hearing was in 1954, (21:00) visits to Israel and desire to teach in a Kibutz, (23:18) First wife (Mignonne) history-, met at Berkeley, (26:43) obtained passport in 1965 and work in Africa in 1963-1964, (29:10) Affiliation with Jewish organizations in Seattle- Kadima, Hillel Foundation at the University of Washington, (30:05) affiliation with Hillel Foundation ends badly, (33:05) Rabbi Jacobovitz, (33:22) Keller's children's political and religious interests, (33:59) Keller's second wife (Rosemary Brodie) history and background, (34:46) sons' work background, (36:20) role of University Washington during McCarthy period and support for Keller after his hearing from the University and President Schmitz This accession is part of the Washington State Jewish Archives.To request a high resolution or uncompressed reproduction, or to obtain permission to use any portion of this item, contact the University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections. Email: [email protected]. Please reference the Digital ID Number

    President Abraham C. Shortridge

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    Photograph of President Abraham C. Shortridge; 1874-187

    Abraham C. Shortridge

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    Photograph of President Abraham C. Shortridge; 1874-187

    Abraham C. Reck

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    An obituary for publisher and former Iowa state representative Abraham C. Reck

    Abraham C. Reck

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    An obituary for publisher and former Iowa state representative Abraham C. Reck

    Abraham C. Reck

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    An obituary for publisher and former Iowa state representative Abraham C. Reck

    Abraham C. Shortridge ; Richard Owen

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    Photograph of President Abraham C. Shortridge, 1874-1875 on front; photograph of President Richard Owen, 1873-1874 on bac

    Abraham, C.

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    Les pensions de retraite du personnel de l’enseignement primaire

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    Abraham C. Les pensions de retraite du personnel de l’enseignement primaire. In: La revue pédagogique, tome 9, Juillet-Décembre 1886. pp. 427-429
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