Carol Rittner
About the Author
Carol Rittner is a distinguished scholar, educator, and author whose work profoundly illuminates the experiences of women during the Holocaust and broader themes of human resilience and atrocity. With a background in religious studies and history, she has dedicated her career to preserving survivor testimonies and fostering dialogue on genocide prevention. Rittner's research draws from extensive archival work and personal interviews, offering nuanced perspectives on gender, faith, and survival in the face of unimaginable horror. As a professor emerita and former executive director of several Holocaust education initiatives, she continues to influence global conversations on memory, ethics, and justice through her compelling narratives and advocacy.
