Daniela Ozacky-Stern, PhD - Historian of the Holocaust

Historian, researcher, lecturer.

Daniela Ozacky Stern, PhD is a distinguished Israeli-based historian focused on World War II, the Holocaust, Genocide, survival, and resistance.
Third generation to survivors, her global research explores the human perspective. She has published works on various topics related to the Holocaust and Genocide.
She is also an international lecturer and presents her work in multiple countries.

Historian, researcher, lecturer.

Daniela Ozacky Stern

Dr. Ozacky Stern earned her Ph.D. in Jewish History at The University of Haifa, Israel, studying WWII’s Jewish partisans, who were active in the forests of Lithuania and Belarus. Her Master’s thesis on Nazi propaganda led by Joseph Goebbels during the last year of WWII was published in a book.

Areas of Interest:

Holocaust Studies
World War II
Jewish Resistance
Partisan and Guerrilla Warfare
History of Lithuania and Belarus
Nazi Propaganda
Joseph Goebbels
Nazi Ideology and Motivation
The Study of Testimonies and Holocaust Related Archival Material

Goebbels: Nazi Master of Illusion

“The book is fascinating and innovative…I read it eagerly in one breath.”
Yitzchak Herzog, President of Israel

What does it take to control the minds of millions of people—and influence their thoughts and actions into complete devastation?

After years of historical research, Dr. Daniela Ozacky Stern—a third generation survivor—reveals her discoveries in Goebbels: Nazi Master of Illusion.

Texts

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Letters from the Ashes: Gender, Documentation, and Holocaust Remembrance in the Work of Ruzka Korczak

Researching Heydrich: Shlomo Aharonson and the Question of Responsibility

Lithuanian Nazi Camps as Spaces of Violence, Rescue and Memory

The Yiddish Historians and the Struggle for A Jewish History of the Holocaust

Survival and Resistance – Lecture at The Wiener Holocaust Library

The Holocaust in Radoszkowice, Belarus

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