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Jewish Heritage Collection Oral Histories
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College of Charleston Libraries
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Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Jews -- South Carolina -- Interviews, World War, 1939-1945 -- Jews, Jews -- South Carolina -- Anderson -- History, Temple B'nai Israel (Anderson, S.C.), Jews -- South Carolina -- Greenville -- History, Jews -- Georgia -- Elberton -- History, Jews -- Georgia -- Athens –- History, Antisemitism -- South Carolina -- History, Jews -- South Carolina -- Cultural assimilation, Jewish merchants -- South Carolina -- Anderson –- History, Temple of Israel (Greenville, S.C.), School integration -- South Carolina -- Anderson -- History, Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity, Conservative Judaism -- South Carolina -- Anderson -- History, Orthodox Judaism -- South Carolina -- Anderson -- History
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2/25/1997
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Louis Funkenstein of Athens, Georgia, married Caroline Geisberg, a native of Anderson, South Carolina, and the couple settled in Caroline’s hometown where Louis established a paper box company. The Funkensteins describe their family histories and discuss a variety of topics including religious practices and Jewish-gentile relations in Anderson.
