Compact Discs (CD's)

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This series contains two (2) boxes with CDs, DVDs, and VHS tapes for the Denver Jewish Day School.

Abstract Contains 20 DVD and Compact disks with the following recorded titles and quantities: One (1) "PLP Retreat Photos," One (1) "Alex Gross PLP Service Photos," One (1) "Paul Kosempal and Linda Olson Homecoming Address," Three (3) "Celebrating 10 Years," One (1) "Summer 2007," One (1) "Pioneer Leadership Program," One (1) "Windows Media Player File," One (1) "Susan Morrice PLP Speaker," One (1) "PLP Retreat Fall 2008 from Alex Gross," One (1) "Colorado Leadership Alliance 2008 Luncheon Video,"...

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This box containsnine nine (9) CDs. They include: a dinner invitation CD, two (2) for the 125th anniversary, two (2) for the 126th anniversary, one (1) labeled "shul list alpha order", one (1) unlabeled, one (1) ACH Rules, and one (1) child sexual abuse training CD.

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This box contains fourteen (14) CD roms with photographs, seven (7) photograph sleeves with photographs of various Kobey/Shwayder family members, and three (3) Kodak envelopes with contact sheets with photographs of tombstone or family members.

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This box contains songbooks, manuals, alumni association information, brochures, camp information, planning and cirriculum information, and CDs/DVDs of JCC Ranch Camp.

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This box contains four (4) DVDs, seven (7) CDs, ten (10) floppy disks, and one (1) 5.25" removable cartridge with videos and pictures for the Denver Campus for Jewish Education.

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Box contains audiovisual materials, casettes, DVDs, and CDs from James O. Milmoe and cover both personal and professional engagements.

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Box contains all CD's in the collection. CD's were used by the Gwen Bowen School of Dance Arts.

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This collection contains material from the Denver Jewish Day School, which includes scrapebooks, construction drawings, adminitration material, and fifty (50) VHS tapes.

Abstract oral history interview with Kurt Heimann. Kurt, born December 7, 1912 in Berlin, Germany, describes being barred from advancing in his early career because of the German antisemitic laws in the 1930s; his family life; meeting and marrying his wife (Lotte Grünfeld); escaping Berlin, Germany via train on September 16, 1940 with his wife, parents, and brother (Gerhard); arriving in Shanghai, China; life in the Shanghai Ghetto with other Jewish refugees; conditions in the ghetto, including the...