Summary:
Mrs. Rebecca Krupp discusses her childhood spent on Madison Street (now Abraham Flexner Place) in a largely Jewish neighborhood; her education at George W. Morris elementary school, attended by many Jewish children in her neighborhood; undergraduate education at the University of Louisville and graduate training at the Kent School of Social Work of the University of Louisville; social work experience at Neighborhood House and with the state of Kentucky; and reflections on changes in social work, the nation of Israel, and current events in the Middle East.
