Interview with Irving Bienstock [interview 6], 2020 June 16

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Identifier: OHI-0292

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OHI-0292: Interview with Irving Bienstock [part 6]

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Scope and Contents

Oral history interview part 6 of 6 with Irving Bienstock. Irving Bienstock was born in Dortmund, Germany in 1926. Mr. Bienstock was persecuted by the Nazis and fled to the United States. At the time of the interview, Mr. Bienstock resided in Charlotte, NC where he volunteered with the Butterfly Project to educate children about the Holocaust. In this interview, Irving Bienstock goes through a personal photo album and comments on each picture. Funded by the Justice, Equality, Community Grant, the interview took place remotely via Zoom on June 16, 2020 with with Irving Bienstock, Dana Kapustin, Jonah Pesikoff, and Olivia Harper.

Dates

Creation: 2020 June 16

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Bienstock, Irving (Interviewee, Person)
Kapustin, Dana (Interviewee, Person)
Pesikoff, Jonah (Class of 2023) (Interviewer, Person)
Harper, Olivia (Class of 2023) (Interviewer, Person)
Pesikoff, Jonah (Class of 2023) (Transcriber, Person)
Davidson College (Producer, Organization)
Davidson College (Publisher, Organization)

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This interview is open for research.

Conditions Governing Use

Access to this interview is given for personal research use and does not imply the right to use it for other purposes, including publication. Use of our collections is subject to the provisions of current intellectual property, privacy, and libel laws. Researchers assume full responsibility for their use of these materials. For publication or other use requests, email archives@davidson.edu.