Lectures
Up Coming Lectures
In person attendance only. These lectures will not be Zoomed. Event time 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
There will be a total of seven (7) presentations in the Elliott Katz 2022 Lecture Series.
All lectures shall begin promptly at 10:00 a.m., early arrival is encouraged for check in.
The cost for each individual subscription for all seven presentations is $185. In person subscriptions are transferable
UPDATE 1/28/22: Individual tickets now available at the door or on this website
for $35 each, or a bundle of 4 lectures for $95. Click on “Get Started” below.
Cash or check only if paying at the door. (Payable to History Uncompromised, LLC).
There will be ample parking space for all attendees.
The wearing of face masks and social distancing is optional for attendees of the 2022 Elliott Katz Lecture Series.
We value personal safety and personal choice and encourage those who prefer to wear a face mask to continue to do so.
There is ample room in the auditorium for social distancing if desired.
If you have general questions about the lecture series, please contact: vwalker@hodges.edu or 239-938-7735.
AMPLE PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ALL THE ATTENDEES
The Cost For Each Individual Subscription For All Seven (7) in-person Presentations Is $185.
Upcoming Lectures
January 6, 2022
The Shush-Shush Jews
When Hitler came to power American Jewry was shocked. Immediately, ordinary Jews spoke out and took action. Unfortunately, the Jewish voices that mattered the most the so-called Jewish leaders and men of influence were either silent or spoke in whispers. On occasion, they attempted to muzzle the outspoken and the activists working on behalf of Jewish refugees. Learn who they were and why they did what they did?
January 20, 2022
The Belgian King And His Massacres
” When Belgian King, Leopold 11, decided to make the Central Congo in Africa his personal fiefdom, the indigenous peoples there would become the victims of the 20th Centuries first Genocide”.
February 3, 2022
The Men Who Would Be Martyrs
For close to 95 years, Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti have been saluted by many as martyrs. Men, who because of their political beliefs and ethnicity were unjustly executed for crimes that they did not commit. The world rushed to their defense and condemned America for this injustice. However, there is another tale to tell that might just change your mind. Listen carefully!
February 17, 2022
Hitler's Jewish Princess
When the new Chancellor of Germany, Adolf Hitler, began a relationship with a Jewish woman of international renown, the Nazi leadership was shocked and advised the Führer the danger this posed to him and Germany. What was Hitler’s reaction to this warning, how did this end and what was her fate?
March 3, 2022
The Holodomor: The Secret Genocide
Close to 4.5 million Ukrainians perished as a result of policies instituted by the Russian Soviet government from 1930 – 1933. It was a secret that the Communist government did not wish the world to find out about. This was almost accomplished, because the world’s most important newspaper and it’s reporter in Russia, falsely suppressed what was happening. Why would the New York Times do that? The answer will shock you!
March 17, 2022
The End of Weimar
For 13 years, after the World War 1, Germany prospered and thrived under the most liberal democracy in Europe. Most Germans approved of their government and rejected extremism from either end of the political spectrum. Then how did Adolf Hitler and the National Socialists come to power? Could it happen here? What lessons can we learn form the collapse of Weimar Germany?
March 31, 2022
Righteous among the nations
A handful of men who wore the German uniform and served in the German Army, in World War || have been honoured as Righteous Among The Nations. The one that you will learn about today would have died unknown and unrecognized but for the Academy Award winning success of an American movie. Who was this soldier and what was the movie ?
ELLIOTT KATZ LECTURE SERIES 2022
- In person attendance only. These lectures will not be Zoomed. Event time 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Event Location: St. Leo Catholic Church, Auditorium, 28350 Beaumont Road, Bonita Springs, Florida 34134
- For bulk sales and inquiries, please contact Victoria at Vwalker@hodges.edu or call 239-938-7735