Rita Golubski interview, 04 November 2015

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Rita Golubski grew up in a Polish immigrant family. After immigrating to the United States, the family lived in several Polish neighborhoods around the Cleveland area and eventually settled in Warszawa, a Polish enclave near South Broadway. Golubski describes the social environment of Warszawa and the Polish community that called it home. Golubski reflects on the centrality of St. Stanislaus church and the many changes in the neighborhood over time.

Participants: Golubski, Rita (interviewee) / Paul, Mackenzie (interviewer)
Collection: Project Team
Institutional Repository: Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection

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