Voices Through Time: Collecting Jewish oral histories
We began recording oral history interviews in 2018, visiting people in their homes across Britain. The Covid-19 Pandemic altered how we undertook our interviews and we can now do them online, allowing us to interview people all over the world.
We are interested in all stories - whether you were born in Wales, lived here for a time, or even just visited some of the seaside resorts as a child.
If you are not comfortable being recorded, you are welcome to contribute your family story in writing.
If you would like to add to our growing archive, please contact our Project Manager, Laura Henley Harrison
NLW Screen & Sound Archive
We deposit our recordings with The Screen and Sound Archive, part of the National Library of Wales; it aims to preserve, promote and celebrate the sound and moving image heritage of Wales.
The recordings and the memories they contain paint a vivid picture of what it was like to grow up in the communities of the towns and cities of Wales in the early part of the twentieth century.
The full recordings and transcriptions can be accessed by visiting the National Library of Wales, but a large selection of clips from them have been uploaded to the People’s Collection Wales website.
Below is document providing abstracts of the interviews.