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Please join Catherine for a discussion, "Reasoning from the past: Challenges for democracy across centuries" from 11:15-12:30 on Sunday, October 29 at the Harvard Kennedy School.

Author Catherine Grace Katz will lead a discussion of her book, The Daughters of Yalta at the Georgetown Neighborhood Library Thursday, October 26 at 6:30 PM.

As part of the Friends of the Library of Collier County 2022 Nonfiction Author Series, Catherine Grace Katz will be presenting about The Daughters of Yalta.

Where: Kensington Country Club, 2700 Pine Ridge Road, Naples

When: Breakfast is served at 8:30 a.m.; authors speak at 9:15 a.m., followed by a book signing.

Cost: $250 for members of the Friends of the Library of Collier County, and $295 for nonmembers. Friends memberships begin at $30/year and provide access and discounts to other programs; sign up at collier-friends.org.

Tickets: The series is sold out but there is a waiting list. Email Marlene Haywood at mhaywood@collier-friends.org or call 239-262-8135.

Catherine will be speaking about The Daughters of Yalta at the Mashpee Women’s Club. Member please register with the club.

Private event for members of the Country Club of Florida (Village of Golf, FL).

Catherine will be speaking about The Daughters of Yalta at Palm Beach’s Society of the Four Arts on November 30 (Winston Churchill’s birthday) at 3PM ET. This will be an in-person event. Please register at this link.

Catherine will be speaking virtually at Blenheim Palace at 5 PM GMT. Details to follow.

Please join the Princeton Library for a virtual discussion with Catherine about The Daughters of Yalta at 7PM ET! Join the event via Crowdcast here!

Please join Catherine for a virtual discussion about The Daughters of Yalta with East Sandwich, MA’s own Titcomb’s Bookshop at 7PM ET! Registration for Zoom link available here.

Catherine will be in conversation with NCLC Executive Director Justin Reash at George Washington University for a discussion about being a first time author and the importance of history today beyond the history department. The event will take place at 5:30 PM in the Gelman Library. In person attendees must register in advance. The event will also be live streamed. Please register for either in person or streaming here.

Private event with members of Tulsa’s Other Other Club.

Catherine will be speaking at the Harvard Coop in Cambridge, MA and will be signing books at the store. Please join for this in-person event. Attendance is first come, first served.

Please join Catherine Grace Katz and acclaimed British historian and Churchill biographer Andrew Roberts for a virtual discussion at Washington DC’s Politics & Prose for a lively discussion about The Daughters of Yalta and the writing of history. Sign up here for the Daughters of Yalta paperback pre-launch event!

Members of the Winston Churchill Society of British Columbia are invited to a discussion with Catherine Grace Katz about The Daughters of Yalta. Please sign up with the club.

Catherine will be speaking virtually with the Glencoe Library in Glencoe, IL about The Daughters of Yalta. Sign up here for the free event!

You’re invited to have a virtual coffee with Catherine at 5PM ET on October 1! As part of the Luminary Cafe series, sign up for a small group conversation with Catherine about writing, history, The Daughters of Yalta, and anything else you would like to discuss! Limited to 10 people, sign up here! Part of the proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross.

Catherine will be doing a private speaking engagement on September 28 at noon.

Members of Washington Metro Oasis are invited to a virtual class with Catherine Grace Katz at 10:30 AM ET about the 1945 Yalta Conference and her book, The Daughters of Yalta. Please sign up at this link.

Catherine will be speaking with Sullivan & Cromwell for a private client event.

Tensions during the Yalta Conference in February 1945 threatened to tear apart the wartime alliance among Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin just as victory was close at hand. Author Catherine Grace Katz will join us to share the dramatic story of the three young women who were chosen by their fathers to travel with them to Yalta, each bound by fierce family loyalty, political savvy, and intertwined romances that powerfully colored these crucial days.

History Happy Hour is a biweekly virtual program hosted by the White House Historical Association. Join us as experts weigh in on a variety of historical topics, share their insights, answer audience questions, and enjoy presidential-inspired libations. RSVP here.

Members of London’s historic Polish Hearth Club are invited to a discussion about The Daughters of Yalta and its deep connections to Polish history at 7 PM BST.

Members of the Chilton Club are invited to this event about The Daughters of Yalta with Catherine Grace Katz at 6:30 PM EST. Members only, reservations required.

Members of the Union League Club and Standard Club of Chicago are invited to an in-person lunch event with Catherine Grace Katz discussing The Daughters of Yalta at 11:30 AM CST. Members should RSVP with their respective club.

Please join the Charleston Library Society at 6 PM EST for a virtual event with Julia Cooke and Catherine Grace Katz, where they will discuss Cooke’s book, Come Fly the World, and women in diplomacy in the 20th century. Join via Zoom here.

Catherine Grace Katz will speak with the Birchwood Club about The Daughters of Yalta. Members only, reservations required.

Please join Catherine Grace Katz in conversation with FDR Presidential Library and Museum Director Paul Sparrow for the museum’s Facebook Live series, “At Home With the Roosevelts,” where they will be discussing The Daughters of Yalta. A replay will be available on YouTube.

For the Coastal Georgia Historical Society’s spring membership meeting on Thursday, April 15, at 6 p.m., historian Catherine Grace Katz will present a virtual lecture on her book, The Daughters of Yalta – The Churchills, Roosevelts, and Harrimans: A Story of Love and War. Learn more about this story’s special connection to the history of the Golden Isles. Sign up here!