Franz George Lassner

Background

Lassner, Franz George was born on May 6, 1926 in Leipzig, Germany. Son of Oscar and Marga (Treskow) Lassner.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in History, Rutgers University, 1947; Master of Arts in History, Georgetown University, 1951; Doctor of Philosophy in Government, Georgetown University, 1960.

Career

With research projects, Georgetown University, Washington, 1951-1962; research superintendent, Russian Studies Project, Washington, 1956-1957; research associate, curator special collections, Hoover Institute, Stanford, California, 1962-1963; director, Herbert Hoover Presidential Library., West Branch, Iowa., 1963-1967; director archives, Hoover Institute, Stanford, 1969-1974; special representative, Hoover Institute, Stanford, 1974-1990; director development, Philadelphia College Textiles and Science, 1974-1976; senior vice president programs, Freedoms Foundation, Valley Forge, 1977-1991. Adjunct professor of history Temple University, Philadelphia, 1992-1993, Atlantic Community College, New Jersey, 1992-1995, Bundesheer Research Project, Vienna, Austria, 1997-1998.

Achievements

• Franz George Lassner has been listed as a noteworthy Educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Advisory board International Telecomm. Institute, Houston, 1984-1989. Board directors St. Lawrence Institute, Montreal, 1985-1989.

Member World Affairs Council Greater Valley Forge (board directors 1991-1993), Lambda Chi Alpha, Delta Phi Alpha.

Connections

Married Marguerite Sansone, August 18, 1961. Children: Alexander Nicholas, John Paul.

Father:

Oscar Lassner

Mother:

Marga (Treskow) Lassner

Spouse:

Marguerite Sansone

child:

Alexander Nicholas Lassner

child:

John Paul Lassner