Gisela R. McBride was born and raised in Berlin. At the end of World War II, she moved to London, emigrated to Canada in 1957, and finally moved to the United States. At the age of 62, Ms. McBride graduated with a liberal arts degree from Pennsylvania State University. An avid painter, she has exhibited her work throughout Pennsylvania and in Washington, DC. While living in Washington, DC, she was a foreign language docent at the National Gallery of Art. Ms. McBride currently lives in Carlisle, PA.
It has been my pleasure to hear Gisela McBride speak of her
experience growing up in Nazi Germany…. Audiences will
learn…[about] the war from a different angle leading to a more
comprehensive understanding of different cultures and political
systems.
*Janeal Jaroh, Education Curator, Cumberland County Historical
Society*
This first-person account shows how Germans-anti-Nazis-were able to
survive in Hitler's Germany. . . . Gisela McBride shows us that
resistance to a fascist regime can take many different and subtle
forms. I highly recommend this book for students of all
disciplines.
*Ursula Schreffler, Adjunct Instructor in German, Messiah
College*
Gisela McBride…brings several dimensions to the topic of World War
II…frequently under represented from the purely American
perspective. Such as the general role of women in warfare, the
perspective of the enemy civilian, life under a totalitarian
dictator, and the impact of warfare on children...
*Tim Neff, Director of Education, Soldiers & Sailors National
Military Museum & Memorial*
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