WWII Stories for the Record
Katie S. SandersUnexpected perspectives and under-known histories from WWII, the Holocaust, and beyond...from journalist Katie S. Sanders
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | storiesfortherecord.substack.com |
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Inside the secret life of Moe Berg, pro baseball player turned WWII nuclear spy
Courtesy of the New York Public Library
How a refugee from Nazi Germany became a Nobel laureate in America
Brothers Arno (left) and Guenther “Jimmy” Penzias, 6 and 4, in Munich in 1938.
7 gift-worthy WWII books about courage and resistance
I’d planned for today’s post to be about some of my favorite World War II books, and I’ll still share some recs. But first, I sadly feel the need to talk about several of the incredibly senseless, tragic mass shootings that have occurred ov...
OSS Spotlight: Betty McIntosh, reporter during Pearl Harbor, went undercover in the CBI theater
Elizabeth “Betty” McIntosh was a young newspaper reporter in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941, when Japan launched back-to-back surprise attacks on Pearl Harbor that’d claim more than 2,400 lives and catapult America into World War II.
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Journalist + WWII pilot's granddaughter sharing stories in NatGeo, NYT, WaPo, Insider, & here re: the OSS, Mighty 8th AF, USMC, Holocaust, & Resistance in WWII Europe ⬇️
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