Articles and Media
Press for The Daughters of Yalta
Publishers Weekly Best Books of 2020
People Magazine The Best New Books
Town & Country Must Read Books for Fall 2020
The Telegraph Best History Books of 2020
Good Morning America Alexis Coe’s 7 Books to Read for Presidents Day
Tory Burch: Tory Daily Must Read: Daughters of Yalta
Chicago Tribune “Gift guide: Shopping for book lovers? Chicago booksellers have you covered”
Wall Street Journal “A Private Equity Summer Reading List”
Smithsonian Magazine September Five
Carnegie Europe “What Are You Reading?”
Sheridan Road “Winnetka’s Catherine Grace Katz”
Travel + Leisure “This Palm Beach Hotel Has a Book Butler to Curate Your Perfect Literary Escape”
Bookbub 23 Most Anticipated Books Fall 2020
Lithub "How a 27-Year-Old Heiress Helped Shape the Post-WWII World"
Book Marks The Best Reviewed Books of the Week
Women’s Foreign Policy Group Books of the Month
Harvard Law Today “On the Front Lines of History”
Naples Daily News “World War II Author Headlines Friends of the Library of Collier County Event”
Brunswick News “Author Shares History, Isles Connection ‘Daughters of Yalta’”
The Churchill Project of Hillsdale College Review by Cita Stelzer
Manhattan Mercury “Author takes insight look at Yalta Conference through eyes of daughters”
El Confidencial “Hijas de Yalta: las tres damas desconocidas que evitaron la Tercera Guerra Mundial”
Traces of War “De dochters van Jalta”
Woman Around Town “The Daughters of Yalta Take a Bow”
Churchill Archives Centre, University of Cambridge “The Daughters of Yalta”
Providence Magazine “The Daughters of Yalta”
Daily North Shore: Weekend Edition “Daughter Diplomats”
The Key (Kappa Kappa Gamma Magazine) “Behind the Scenes of Diplomacy”
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2020 Holiday Gift Guide
BLVDier 2020 Gift Guide
A Mighty Girl’s 2020 Best Books of the Year
Polityka Anna Roosevelt i Sarah Churchill: córki wielkich ojców. Jaką rolę odegrały w Jałcie?
Reviews of The Daughters of Yalta
Wall Street Journal Review by Moira Hodgson
New York Times Review by Jennet Conant
Claremont Review of Books Review by Andrew Roberts
Air Mail Review by Robin Olson
The Spectator Review by Juliet Nicolson
Kirkus Reviews Starred Review
Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The Telegraph Review by Anne de Courcy
Finest Hour Review by Anne Sebba
Library Journal Review
BookPage Review
New York Journal of Books Review by Walter Clemens
Hague Journal of Diplomacy Review by Philip Nash
TV, Podcasts, Radio, and Social Media
FDR (History Channel, produced by Doris Kearns Goodwin & Bradley Cooper)
Jon Meacham’s It Was Said: Winston Churchill, The Finest Hour
Jon Meacham’s It Was Said: FDR’s Pearl Harbor Address
C-SPAN Book TV Catherine Grace Katz in conversation with Amanda Foreman for Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute
To the Best of Our Knowledge (WPR/NPR)
Diplomatic Immunity: Georgetown School of Foreign Service
Flashpoint: The American Security Project Podcast
Creative Nonfiction Podcast with Brendan O’Meara
Evan Axelbank’s History Podcast
Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours: History Happy Hour
Professor Buzzkill’s History Podcast
Ali Wenzke’s Happy Moments IGTV
Glow Worm: The Podcast of the International Churchill Society
Catherine Grace Katz in conversation with fellow Harvard Law author Scott Turow for Harvard Law School Ideas Salon, October 2020.
Published Articles
One Map to Rule Them All: Google Maps and Quasi-Sovereign Power in International Legal Disputes (UC Hastings Science & Technology Law Journal, Winter 2023)
A ‘Front Row Seat to History’ in the Semester in Washington Clinic (Harvard Law School, June 1, 2022)
Why a Russian Invasion of Ukraine Would Be a Big Test for Google Maps (Time, February 15, 2022)
The Daughters of Yalta (Excerpt) (Harriman Magazine, Harriman Institute of Russian, Eurasian, and European Studies, Columbia University, November 20, 2020)
How a 27-Year-Old Heiress Helped Shape the Post-WWII World (Literary Hub, October 1, 2020)
No Cure-All for the Kurils: The Seventy-Five-Year Consequences of FDR’s Mistake (American Security Project, August 11, 2020)
A Day for the Ages: VE Day at 75 in the Time of COVID-19 (Literary Hub, May 8, 2020)
Yalta: 75 Years On (Churchill Bulletin, February 2020)
Sarah Churchill: Winston’s Right Hand Man (Finest Hour, First Quarter 2019)
The Future of US-Russia Relations: Systemic Fate or Determined by Personality? (American Security Project, February 16, 2017)
Sarah Churchill: More Than a Thread (Finest Hour, Winter 2017)
Why Filmmakers Are Obsessed With World War II Movies Right Now (The Federalist, October 28, 2016)
Pivot to Asia: A Preview of the Official Visit and State Dinner Between Singapore and the United States (American Security Project, August 2, 2016)
Event Recap: “The Iran Deal: A Reassessment” (American Security Project, June 29, 2016)
Churchill Old and New in the Digital Domain (Finest Hour, Spring 2016)
The Statesman as Journalist (Finest Hour, Summer 2015)
Shadows of the First World War: Surveillance, Censorship, and the Right to Privacy (Doing History in Public, August 25, 2014)
On Harvard Time (Harvard Crimson, May 30, 2013)
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