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0:00 - Introduction
0:33 - Sherrie's Family Background
3:04 - Sherrie Describes Growing up in a Jewish Home
5:08 - Sherrie Describes How Her Father Was a Treyf (Not Kosher) Butcher
7:49 - Sherrie Remembers Celebrating Holidays as a Child
9:06 - Sherrie Describes Her Childhood Neighborhood
11:16 - The Languages Spoken in Sherrie's Childhood Home
12:24 - Sherrie's Experience in School
16:06 - Sherrie Describes Learning about the Holocaust
17:36 - The Values Sherrie Learned from Her Parents
18:53 - Sherrie Describes Moving to Montreal to Work at the Baron de Hirsch Institute
26:27 - Sherrie Describes the Political Upheaval in Montreal in 1968
29:51 - Sherrie's Experience of Community in Montreal
31:33 - The Role of Film in Sherrie's Life
34:05 - Sherrie Describes Her Travel Experiences
38:18 - Sherrie Describes the Relationship between Israeli and Jewish Identity
41:46 - How Sherrie Retains Elements of Her Jewish Upbringing
45:13 - Sherrie Discusses the Jewish Identity of Younger Generations
46:29 - Sherrie Discusses Multiculturalism in Montreal
49:38 - Multilingualism in Canadian Jewish Communities
52:47 - Sherrie's Reflections on Yiddish
54:11 - Sherrie's Collection of Pig Art
56:27 - Sherrie Shares Her Favorite Yiddish Phrase
57:20 - Sherrie's Advice for Future Generations