- Ottawa Jewish Archives
- Niome Greenberg fonds = Norma Greenberg fonds
Niome Greenberg fonds = Norma Greenberg fonds
fonds1927-1970'sI0181
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8 images · small copies hosted here, credited to Ottawa Jewish Archives
A certificate made out to Norma Greenberg on the occasion of her Canadian naturalization
Photograph of Norma Greenberg (Niome Greenberg) and Unknown woman- Norma Greenberg's Russian passport
Norma Greenberg's (Niome Greenberg's) Immigrant Identification Card
Norma Greenberg's US Border Crossing ID Card
A US Temporary Visitor form for Norma Greenberg
Photostrip of Niome Greenberg from a photo booth
Niome Greenberg with an Unknown person
Where
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- Held by
- Ottawa Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
- Dates
- 1927-1970's (indexed as 1927–1979)
- Level
- fonds
- Extent
- textual records, 9 photographs
- Scope & content
- Fond consists of: A Soviet Union (Russian) Passport: The passport is copied out in three languages, Russian, Unknown (a Slavic language) and French. Includes a photograph and biographical information - 1927; A certificate made out to "Norma Greenberg" from the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire on the occasion of Niome becoming a naturalized Canadian citizen - 1932; A photograph of Norma and an Unknown woman - 1978; A letter to Norma which was sent along with her Certificate of Naturalization (unscanned) - 1932; A letter from the Department of Immigration and Colonization to Norma's sister Cayla (here written as Kala Cardash) notifying her that her sister's application for admission into Canada was approved. Signed by J. S. Fraser as well as S. B. Haltrecht of the Jewish Immigrant Aid Scoiety out of Montreal (unscanned) - 1926; An Immigration Identification Card that Norma was given before departure from Russia. The carrier is instructed to present the card to the Examining Officer at the port of arrival. The card is issued to "Chomka Greenberg". It gives the name of the ship she came across in as the "Montnairn". There is no date on the card but should be 1927 as that is the year she came to Canada; A US border crossing identification card - 1944; A St. John Ambulance Association First Aid certificate made out to "Niome Greenberg" (unscanned) - 1940; A Declaration of Non-Immigrant Alien form. A form the Norma had to fill out when she wanted to visit her Uncle Ershel Grossman in New York City for 3 to 4 months - November 14, 1928; A strip of black and white photos of Niome in a photo booth; A sepia photograph of Niome standing with an Unknown gentleman.
- Location
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- Genre / form
- multiple media
- Harvested
- 2026-10-16T07:54:27Z · source datestamp n/a · cjhn