Ingrid A. Rimland (1936-2017), also known as Ingrid Zundel, was an award-winning ethnic American novelist and documentary producer. She wrote several novels based on her own experiences growing up in a Mennonite community in Ukraine and as a refugee child during World War II. Born to Russian-German Mennonites in Ukraine, she experienced World War II as a small child. Multilingual and gifted linguistically, she brought a unique perspective to the Patriot struggle, having lived under four dictators in her young years - Stalin, Hitler, Peron of Argentina, and Stroessner of Paraguay. Ingrid was proudly married to one of the world's most politically incorrect human rights activists, Ernst Zundel (d. 2017), kidnapped by America's Zionist-beholden government goons on American soil in 2003 for having spoken Truth to Power about the so-called "Holocaust". She earned a doctorate in Education from the University of the Pacific and had been a U.S. citizen since 1973.