Kuzwa, Mrs., undated, tape 1, side 1

Kuzwa, Mrs., undated, tape 1, side 1

1975/1976

Mrs. Kuzwa provides insights into her upbringing in Homestead. She shares details about her family's involvement in the meat business, the close-knit community, and the significance of Slovak customs. She also discusses the role of priests in the community and the rivalries between different ethnic groups. Kuzwa recalls the importance of language and how she served as an interpreter for her parents. She touches on the challenges of disease during that time, mentioning quarantine practices for contagious illnesses.

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