Nancy E. Rupprecht received her PhD in History from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She is a Professor of History at Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and Chairs the MTSU Holocaust Studies Program. She also is an Affiliate Faculty Member of the Women’s and Gender Studies Program and the Jewish and Holocaust Studies minor. Her research interests include the ideology and socialization of German children in the pre-war Hitler Youth, Jewish humor in the Holocaust era, and the militant British women’s suffrage movement. Wendy Koenig received her PhD in the History of Art from The Ohio State University, and currently teaches at Long Beach City College in California. Her research in the area of Holocaust Studies focuses upon the physical layout and acoustic design of permanent exhibitions in North American Holocaust museums, the strategies used to present audio and audio-visual oral testimony, and the particularities of American Holocaust consciousness.
Nancy E. Rupprecht received her PhD in History from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She is a Professor of History at Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and Chairs the MTSU Holocaust Studies Program. She also is an Affiliate Faculty Member of the Women's and Gender Studies Program and the Jewish and Holocaust Studies minor. Her research interests include the ideology and socialization of German children in the pre-war Hitler Youth, Jewish humor in the Holocaust era, and the militant British women's suffrage movement. Wendy Koenig received her PhD in the History of Art from The Ohio State University, and currently teaches at Long Beach City College in California. Her research in the area of Holocaust Studies focuses upon the physical layout and acoustic design of permanent exhibitions in North American Holocaust museums, the strategies used to present audio and audio-visual oral testimony, and the particularities of American Holocaust consciousness.
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