Everyone has a story.

Jeanette Moser SpeakerNet Sponsor


Region:
East of England
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Motivational inspirational
Fee:
Paid: £75 negotiable plus travel
Category:
Humanities
Updated:
16th May 2021
Tagged:
Police Service | Spy

Jeanette relates with wit and wisdom, how she researched and published her family history from the late 1800’s to the present day. Her aim is to encourage all to preserve memories for generations to come. She covers her mother and fathers escape from Nazi Germany to Israel then South Africa, where she was born. Her own life growing up as a six-year-old Jewish girl, in a convent as a boarder. Success, running her unique style of motivational self defence classes and lectures. Hear how she became known as the Mata Hari of Harare when she joined the Police reserve, then head hunted as a spy for special branch. Television and radio appearances were many and generations recall with gratitude the life saving ideas she taught. A fascinating journey through a life less ordinary.

My biography, Letting Go, will be available for sale at £12, with 10% to your funds.

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About Jeanette Moser

My Jewish parents escaped from Nazi Germany in 1937 to South Africa, where I was born in 1938. I grew up in the troubled times of my parents divorce, boarding in a Catholic convent school when about 7, then moving to Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. There I trained in, then taught martial arts, gaining third Dan in Judo, earning my living from teaching unarmed combat, and giving motivational talks to large companies and groups. I had twenty years in the Police Reserve during the turbulence of bush warfare and the horrors of Apartheid. I was head hunted by Special Branch. Then moved to UK in 2009, with my husband who was born in Bromley, Kent. My life's experience had led me to successfully develop two very popular talks: 1: 'Aware Alert Alive' Teaching gentle people, men and women, to avoid violence and to use simple self defence techniques to remain safe. An enjoyable, uplifting and fun hour for all ages. 2:'Everyone has a story to tell! ' Based on my self published book, 'Letting Go', I cover the often hilarious and sometimes sad trials and tribulations of my life. Covering my mother's escape from the Nazis to becoming the 'Harare Mata Hare' as a successful spy.


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