Bella Wallace is an undergraduate history student at Middle Tennessee State University, specialized in European and Holocaust memory studies. Her research mostly consists of feminist Holocaust memory, but most recently is working on a project on women who were subjugated to medical experimentation in Ravensbruck and their return to an “ordinary” life. When time allows, her interests also consist of Soviet history, more specially the former Czechoslovakia, analyzing the patterns of resistance.

Currently, she works within public history as a Historian at Belle Meade Historic Site giving public tours about the family that lived there as well as the enslaved population present during the nineteenth-century.