Cami Green Hofstadter, PhD
My credentials include being a European and U.S.-educated lawyer, with a PhD in Educational Leadership. I’m retired from a career as a law school administrator and adjunct professor, while also serving as a foreign consul for many years.
My Bio has more details on how I came to my interest in the war-time fate of the Jews in Scandinavia as well as the role of the foreign consuls in the United States.
I’m excited to share MY MISSION TO EDUCATE through engaging slide presentations on my two areas of personal interest and expertise:
1. What happened to the Jews in Scandinavia during WWII = Number 1 Theme
2. The role of the foreign consuls who function in all fifty U.S. states = Number 2 Theme
If you want to check what a leader in the Holocaust education field has said about my Number 1 Topic, go to Review. For more on both of my topics you may wish to take a look at my bestselling books on each subject: Synopsis the Yellow Star that Wasn’t and Foreign Consuls Content.
Based on my lectures, The Yellow Star that Wasn’t: Scandinavia, Miami, and Me is a historical memoir about what happened to the Jews in Scandinavia during WWII Synopsis the Yellow Star that Wasn’t An Amazon Bestseller in four categories, it’s available in paperback and e-format (Kindle and Nook).
Now in digital format (with three added chapters), The Foreign Consuls Among Us: Local Bridges to Globalism is an easy-to-understand guide for all civic, business, and educational leaders who interact with the foreign consuls functioning throughout communities in the United States. Foreign Consuls Content
Modern Consuls, Local Communities and Globalization (https://www.palgrave.com/gp) targets readers who may not have the same need for practical considerations of the consular institution as those preferring The Foreign Consuls Among Us.