Mark Bronner, November 10, 2016

Mark Bronner, November 10, 2016

Mark Bronner discusses in detail his family genealogy, from his ancestors in Russia who immigrated to the U.S. and settled in Louisville, to later members of his family who held prominent positions in Louisville. He talks about his own childhood in Louisville and how it affected his Jewish identity. He talks about his education, his participation in Jewish clubs and social activities, and how the community has changed since his childhood. He discusses his college experience, medical school, his work as a gastroenterologist, and Louisville Jewish Hospital.

Genealogy

Holidays--Kentucky

Religion

Families.

Jewish children--Kentucky--Louisville

Jews--Kentucky--Louisville.

Louisville (Ky.)

Childhood

Education--Kentucky--Louisville

College students--Religious life

College students--Social conditions

Jews--Identity.

Medical education

Physicians--Kentucky

Hospitals--Administration

Hospitals--Kentucky

Jewish leadership--Kentucky--Louisville

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Mark Bronner

Jews--Kentucky--Lexington.

Lexington (Ky.).

Immigrants--Kentucky

University of Louisville

Crohn's Disease

Indiana University

Jewish businesspeople

Family-owned business enterprises.

Health

Medical care

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