PART I.
1902 - 1929: Wisconsin, U.S.A.

1921 - 1925.  pieces of UW-Madison life.

 
Besides being involved in a group called the "Friday-nighters", she was a member of the French club (1924 Badger Yearbook). She became friends with Clara Leiser, who would later head the unsuccessful fight for a memorial to Mildred, as well as begin a poem in salute to Mildred and Arvid Harnack which has remained unfinished to this day.

IMAGE OF CLARA LEISER
[Photograph]
Clara Leiser,
(year unknown)
 
 
 
 
 
Photograph courtesy of
Shareen Blair Brysac
IMAGE OF 1924 BADGER YEARBOOK, FRENCH CLUB PICTURE
[Yearbook, page 548]
French Club
yearbook picture:
Mildred Fish
(top row, second from right)
Badger Yearbook  1924,
page 548.
 
Courtesy of UW-Madison Archives
IMAGE OF 1925 BADGER YEARBOOK, CLASS PICTURE
[Yearbook, page 55]
College of Letters and Science
yearbook picture:
Mildred Fish
(second row, second from right)
Badger Yearbook  1925,
page 55.
 
Courtesy of UW-Madison Archives

 



 


Mildred Fish Harnack: From Wisconsin Born and Educated to Resistance Fighter During World War II with the Red Orchestra Movement

UW - Madison Archives and Records Management Services
B134 Memorial Library
University of Wisconsin-Madison
http://archives.library.wisc.edu




 

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Prepared by: Jenifer Ihde
Last update: 30 January 2001