Annelee Woodstrom, teacher and author, welcomes you to her website.
Please take time to learn more about her autobiography written in two books:
If you would like to order a book, click here.
To schedule a speaking engagement, please contact Annelee through her e-mail address: annelee@loretel.net
Anneliese Solch was born in 1926 and grew up in a small town in rural Bavaria, Germany. She saw the rise of Hitler and WWII through youthful eyes. She was 19 years old when Germany surrendered in May, 1945. In 1947, Annelee came to the United States to become the bride of a Minnesota GI who had befriended her family immediately after the war ended. She has lived the last 60 years in small town Minnesota.
Annelee has two books about her life experience:
"War Child" (2003), is an Award Winning book about growing up in Hitler's Germany. It has recently been reprinted.
"Empty Chairs" (now available) is about her 60 years in the U.S., with abundant re-connections with the Germany of her youth.
"War Child" (2003), is an Award Winning book about growing up in Hitler's Germany. It has recently been reprinted.
"Empty Chairs" (now available) is about her 60 years in the U.S., with abundant re-connections with the Germany of her youth.
Both of these books can be ordered online at: www.amazon.com
Contact Information: annelee@loretel.net
Annelee Woodstrom, 2007
Upcoming engagements:
Recommendations and References:
The Headwaters Center for Lifelong Learning (HCLL) had Annelee Woodstrom speak to us in the winter of 2009. Mrs. Woodstrom delighted the audience with her wit and wisdom. She did a wonderful job of presenting her life story and the history of World War II. We highly recommend her program and her books for anyone who is involved in history, humanities, and peoples' stories.
