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Anne Nel­son

Anne Nel­son is an award-win­ning author and play­wright. She is the author of Suzan­ne’s Chil­dren; Red Orches­tra: The Sto­ry of the Berlin Under­ground and the Cir­cle of Friends Who Resist­ed Hitler; Mur­der Under Two Flags: The US, Puer­to Rico, and the Cer­ro Mar­avil­la Cov­er-up; and The Guys: A Play. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Los Ange­les Times, Harper’s, BBC, CBC, NPR, and PBS. Nel­son is a grad­u­ate of Yale Uni­ver­si­ty and a mem­ber of the Coun­cil on For­eign Rela­tions. She teach­es at the Colum­bia School of Inter­na­tion­al and Pub­lic Affairs in New York City.

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Suzan­ne’s Children
Anne Nel­son
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Red Orches­tra: The Sto­ry of the Berlin Under­ground and the Cir­cle of Friends who Resist­ed Hitler
Anne Nel­son

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