1941 Operation Barbarossa: Through the Lens of a German Soldier
Presentation and Discussion

Monday, June 21, 2021  ::  12:30 p.m.
Virtual: A link will be shared with registrants via email prior to the event

Join us on the 80^th anniversary of Operation Barbarossa for an examination of the operation that ultimately changed the course of the Second World War, as viewed from the photographic lens of a German soldier.

Presented by Dr. Stephan Jacobs, Associate Professor of Art; Dr. Melanie Murphy, Associate Professor of History; Dr. Petros Vamvakas, Associate Professor of Political Science; and Nathaniel Worthington Spencer '20.

Note: This registration is now closed. If you would like to attend, please email alumni@emmanuel.edu. 

About Operation Barbarossa
On June 22, 1941, more than 3 million German and Axis troops invaded the Soviet Union along an 1,800-mile-long front, launching Operation Barbarossa. It was Germany’s largest invasion force of the war, representing some 80 percent of the Wehrmacht/German armed forces, and one of the most powerful invasion forces in history. (Source: History.com)