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Biography • Nonfiction
Yalta • 1940s
2020
Adult
18+ years
The Daughters of Yalta: The Churchills, Roosevelts, and Harrimans by Catherine Grace Katz is a non-fiction account of the Yalta Conference during World War II, focusing on the roles of Sarah Churchill, Kathleen Harriman, and Anna Roosevelt. These women influenced the conference outcomes through their relationships with their fathers and their professional achievements amidst the political tensions of post-war reconstruction. The book discusses themes of war and its aftermath.
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Catherine Grace Katz's The Daughters of Yalta captures the pivotal roles played by the daughters of Churchill, Roosevelt, and Harriman during the 1945 Yalta Conference. Critics praise its engaging narrative and meticulous research. Some, however, find the book's scope limited and its character development uneven. Overall, it's a compelling, insightful read for history enthusiasts.
Readers who enjoy The Daughters of Yalta by Catherine Grace Katz are likely drawn to historical narratives focusing on World War II, diplomacy, and personal stories of influential women. If you appreciate The Girls of Atomic City or Hidden Figures, this book's rich blend of history and personal insight will captivate you.
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Anna Roosevelt
The daughter of Eleanor and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, she was closely involved with her father's administration and was seen as loyal and protective, with a particular interest in nature and managing the family property.
Kathleen Harriman
Daughter of Averell Harriman, she was an independent journalist who accompanied her father in diplomatic missions and was part of the American delegation at the Yalta Conference, noted for her language skills and resilience.
Sarah Churchill
The daughter of Clementine and Winston Churchill, she evolved from a shy child into a professional actress and military intelligence analyst, accompanying her father to the Yalta Conference where she was the sole woman in the British delegation.
432
Biography • Nonfiction
Yalta • 1940s
2020
Adult
18+ years
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