The Syntactic Preferences of Adolf Hitler in His Declaration of War on Poland

The Author: A veteran teacher, author, and administrator of language programs, Margaret Hodges Eskew received a B.A. in German from the University of New Orleans, an M.A. in German Literature from Tulane, and a Ph.D. in German from Georgetown. Currently teaching German in the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages at Tulane University in New Orleans, Professor Eskew is the former Chair of Languages at Xavier University in New Orleans. She also served as Founding Director for the Center for Intercultural Studies and the International Leadership Academy at Xavier University.
Professor Eskew served on the Louisiana Task Force for Cultural Diversity, chaired the Congress-Bundestag Selection Committee for over a decade, and for five years was president of the Louisiana Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of German. A Fulbright scholar, Professor Eskew instituted the major of German at Dillard University, and developed a course on the literature of the Third Reich, the impetus for this book. She also translated for the late Horst Bienek, chronicler of German World War II experiences.