Lisa Todd
Dr. Lisa Todd (Modern Europe; Germany), is also a Fellow at the Gregg Centre. She holds an M.A. from Royal Holloway College, University of London, and a Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. Her doctoral dissertation, “Sexual Treason: State Surveillance of Infidelity and Immorality in World War I Germany” (2005), focused on wartime sexual relationships, both at home and on the front lines, and offered a new interpretation of the “national crisis” allegedly unleashed by the mass separation of married couples in 1914.
Dr. Todd’s current research continues to focus on soldier-civilian relations, sexual violence, and propaganda, and is entitled: “Defending White Womanhood: Rape, Race and Myth in the Occupied German Rhineland, 1919–1927.” Dr. Todd teaches courses on the European home fronts of World War I, 20th century German History, the history of the Holocaust and genocide, and the history of gender and sexuality. She is a native New Brunswicker, and completed her B.A. (History, Comparative Literature and German) at UNB in 1997.
Contact Information:
Office: Carleton 230
Phone: (506)458-7421
