David Berg, a South Philadelphia native, speaks about the Jewish agricultural colony which a group of Philadelphia Jews founded in 1910 in Utah at the behest of the state's governor. He also explains how this colony is partly responsible for his grandfather's name change during the emigration process from Leib Kalinsky to Louis Martin.
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