Faces of the Third Reich: Soldiers, Women and the Dictator Himself

About

Explore the human dimension of Nazi Germany through the stories of those who lived, shaped and were shaped by this totalitarian system. Historian Anette Isaacs illuminates the complexities of ideology, power and personal choices through exploration of the following topics: Hitler's soldiers in America, the hidden history of German POWs; the anatomy of a dictator, the private life, illnesses and early years of Adolf Hitler; and the women of the Third Reich.

Instructor Bio: German born and raised, Anette Isaacs is a historian and public educator who has presented hundreds of programs on more than 40 topics (all pertaining to her native country's history, politics and culture) all over the United States. She holds master's degrees in American studies, political science and history, and recently served as the director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Florida International University in Miami.

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