I was ready to go home at the end of my work day when I got a call about a possible mutiny at sea. November 1990. We were in the middle of perhaps the last great American newspaper war, between my morning Anchorage Daily News and the evening Anchorage Times. Well-funded owners were throwing everything …
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In 1934, my grandmother, Mildred Wohlforth (pen name Mildred Gilman), went to Germany to interview Hitler on assignment with the New Yorker. After she confronted Hermann Goring with her investigative findings about the concentration camps and the status of Jews, the interview with Hitler was cancelled and she was followed by Gestapo agents. Her life …
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