This anthology is a compendium of authentic and original documents authored by Abraham Cohen of Ossining, NY, during the years 1963 - 1987. A study of these documents throws light on the bilateral relationship of a citizen vis-a-vis the Press and give a unique glance into the mentality an eastern European immigrant Jew in American society of the Twentieth Century. Copies of the original anthology exist in the Ossining Public Library, Ossining Historical Society, Westchester Historical Society and the Congregation Sons of Israel in Briarcliff, NY.
Original Title
The Citizen Registers - Here's What I Think. page 13
This anthology is a compendium of authentic and original documents authored by Abraham Cohen of Ossining, NY, during the years 1963 - 1987. A study of these documents throws light on the bilateral relationship of a citizen vis-a-vis the Press and give a unique glance into the mentality an eastern European immigrant Jew in American society of the Twentieth Century. Copies of the original anthology exist in the Ossining Public Library, Ossining Historical Society, Westchester Historical Society and the Congregation Sons of Israel in Briarcliff, NY.
This anthology is a compendium of authentic and original documents authored by Abraham Cohen of Ossining, NY, during the years 1963 - 1987. A study of these documents throws light on the bilateral relationship of a citizen vis-a-vis the Press and give a unique glance into the mentality an eastern European immigrant Jew in American society of the Twentieth Century. Copies of the original anthology exist in the Ossining Public Library, Ossining Historical Society, Westchester Historical Society and the Congregation Sons of Israel in Briarcliff, NY.