JHC—Interviewees by County

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	Interviews by Counties
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	Each interview was initially classified by the South Carolina county in which most of the events narrated took place. While some interviews clearly cover more than one geographic area, this list provides a rough guide to start you off. Abbeville Poliakoff, Rosa From Rosenberg, Edith Cochran Rosenberg, George Visanska Aiken Caplan, Evelyn Goodman Surasky Danish, Nelson Franzblau, Arnold H. Persky, Mordecai (“Mort”) Rifkin, Mitchell Rinehart, Rosalee Berger Rubin, Rose Rudnick Schneider, Fred Seldin, Rose L. Surasky Surasky, Stephen K. Wolf, Dianne Allendale Wengrow, Sura Wolff Anderson Bern, Ronald L. Breen, Marvin (“Dick”) Fleishman, Alvin Theodore Fleishman, Florence Breen Fleishman, Libby Kirsh Funkenstein, Caroline Geisberg Funkenstein, Louis Lender, Joyce Kaplan Rosenblum, Raymond Bamberg Solomon, Rita Ness Barnwell Mazursky, Barnett (“Barney”) Lee Beaufort Farbstein, Stanley Greenly, Lucille Bernice Schoenberg Greenly, Michael Keyserling, Herbert Keyserling, Thomas Levin, Julian Seymour Levin, Renée Steinberg Lipsitz, Dr. Hyman Lipsitz, Helene Jacobson Lipsitz, Joseph William Lipsitz, Lucille Bass Lipson, Celia Pinosky Lipson, Edward M. (“Mickey”) Lipton, Joseph J. Mark, Rose Yospe Sturman, Gerrie Calhoun Pearlstine, Hanna Charleston
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	Colleton Harris, Ruth Horowitz Siegel, Leona Siegel, Sam Warshaw, Bernard Darlington Cohen, David Alexander, Jr. Rogol, Sam Webster, Rose J. Webster, Joseph O’Neal Dorchester Breibart, Bertha Lazarowitz (Lazarus) Florence Cohen, Leonard Cohen, Mildred Friedman Heiden, Bari King Insel, Herman Leon Insel, Jewell Odom Whittington Weintraub, Lawrence Weintraub, Sylvia Polan Georgetown Goldstein, Alwyn Rosen, Meyer Rosen, Sylvan Lewenthal Schneider, Philip L. Greenville Abrams, Irving Abrams, Marjorie (“Marjie”) K. Bloom, Jack L. Davis, Alex Heller, Max Moses Heller, Trude Schönthal Kaplan, Freida Zaglin Pollitzer, William Sprott Zaglin, Erica L. Zaglin, Jeff Jay Horry Herz, Rudolf (“Rudi”)
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	Jasper Ullman, Albert Jacob Ullman, Harriet Birnbaum Kershaw Abrams, Frances Deborah (“Debby”) Baruch Baum, Norman E. Fogel, Rita Levy Levenson, Carolyn Baruch Sindler, Allan J. Sindler, Sophie (“Skip”) Payeff Laurens Rosenblum, Albert Rosenblum, Bessie Vigotsky Lee Levenson, Carolyn Baruch Levenson, Sam Schlosburg, Ella Levenson Marlboro Fass, Sylvia Garfinkel Kornblut, Moses Schafer, Joseph M. Orangeburg Aronson, Harold M. Aronson, Rose Louise Rich Franzblau, Connie Karesh Mirmow, Edward V. Richland Arnold, Flossie Ginsberg Arnold, Norman J. Berry, Ida Berry, Rae Friedman Bukatman, Emma Bogen Lavisky Chaplin, George Gergel, Meri Friedman Ginsberg, Ida Berry Jewler, Belle Lavisky Kahn, Helen Greher Karesh, Alice Freed Lancer, Betty (“Bella”) Hirsch Lipton, Joseph J. Ness, Everett W. Ness, Shirley Gergel Rivkin, Caba Earle Rubin, Hannah Prystowsky Rubin, Hyman Stern, Ben
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	Spartanburg Ferguson, Conie Spigel Sumter Barnett, Henry (“Bubba”) D. Barnett, Patty Levi Berger, Helen Mazursky Denemark, Isidore Harritt, Pauline (“Polly”) McFadden Moise Kaye, Ira Kaye, Ruth Barnett Kramer, Jospehine (“Jo”) Levy Kaplan Mazursky, Morris David Moses, Richard Phillips Moses, Robert Altamont Philips, Corinne Levy Rosefield, Virginia Moïse Rubin, Eileen Strauss Stern, Abraham Warner, Naomi Arlene Weisbond Union Fram, Charles Williamsburg Moskow, Jerome Stern, Raymond A. York Aberman, Eddie Aberman, Mary Ann Ackerman, Sarah Burgen Beers, Sophia Marie Goldman, Judith Kurtz Goode, Harriet Goode, Martin Leader, Jack
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