| Interviewee |
Stanley, Dorothy Evelyn |
| Interview
Date |
November 5, 1975 |
| Collection |
Oral Histories |
| Number
of Tapes |
1 |
| Tape
# |
OH 65 |
| Play
length |
42 min: 24 sec |
| Tape
condition/# sides? |
good / 2 sides |
| Transcript? |
Yes (new) |
| No.
typed pages |
10 pages |
| Other
attachments |
|
| Transcript
Location |
Special Collections |
| Subject
1 |
Old Dominion University History -- 1960s, 1970s |
| Subject
2 |
Department of Foreign Languages |
| Subject
3 |
Her life and education in Europe. |
| Subject
4 |
World War I experiences. |
| Subject
a |
World War II and holocaust experiences. |
| Subject
b |
Hitler, anti-semitism |
| Subject
c |
Astrology |
Subject
d |
|
| ODU
Service |
1960-1975 Department of Foreign Languages |
| Interviewee
Birth/Death |
b. 1910 (Nuremburg, Germany); d. Aug. 14, 2000 (Virginia Beach, VA) |
| Other
Interviewee Info |
Dr. Dorothy Evelyn Stanley, Professor Emeritus, served ODU from 1960-1975 as a member of the Department of Foreign Languages. [She is also the author of two books: "They Call it Courage" and "How to Live Creatively." See also Obituary from Virginian-Pilot |
| Interview
Summary |
The interview discusses her background and education in Europe, her views on Hitler and anti-semitism, being expelled from the University of Heidleberg because she was 1/16th Jewish, her holocaust experiences, and memories of her arrival in the United States in 1937. The interview also discusses her experiences teaching at the Norfolk Division, developments in the Department of Foreign Languages, and her interest in painting and astrology. |
| Interviewer |
Dr. James R. Sweeney |
| Interviewer
Info |
Old Dominion University Archivist |
| Physical
Location (audio cassette) |
Special Collections |
| CDROM
Location |
Special Collections |
| Number
of CDRoms |
1 |
| Web
location |
http://www.lib.odu.edu/special/oralhistory/oduhistory/stanleytranscript.html |
| .wav
size |
109 mb |
| .rm
size |
15 mb |
| Copyright
|
The audio and transcripts in this collection are copyright of the Old Dominion University. |
| Permitted
Use |
They may be used for educational and research purposes only. They may not be copied, altered or amended in any way. |