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Art Heitzer is a Milwaukee Civil Rights Lawyer and is one of Wisconsin's leading authorities on Mildred Fish-Harnack. Heitzer's hard work lead to a day of recognition for Mildred in Wisconsin public schools. The Wisconsin State Legislature approved the idea in 1986.
Aired: 11/07/11
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A closer look at the anti-Nazi movement and the influence of the University of Wisconsin.
November 2009 presentation by author Anne Nelson at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Donald Heath, Jr., gives us a first-hand look at the Harnacks' daily lives in Berlin.
Nicole Hutchings details how Harnack relatives described the story of Mildred and Arvid.
Andreas Sander, a Gestapo Prison expert on the Harnacks' incarceration and interrogation.
Johannes Tuchel, an authority on the German resistance provides historical perspective.
What happened to Mildred's body? Part 2
Dr. Johannes Tuchel's impression of Dr. Hermann Stieve's experiments on female prisoners.
