The Sarah Rozner Collection was donated by Sherna Gluck in 1996. The Collection is divided into two series: UNION PAPERS (one record storage box) and PERSONAL PAPERS (two record storage boxes.)

Sarah Rozner (1892-1976), lifelong union activist in the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, emigrated from Hungary to Chicago in 1908 and began working in the garment trade the same year. Her union activism began when she took part in the major 1910 garment trade strike . She joined the Amalgamated soon after it was formed. As an early member she knew and worked with all the early leaders.

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