In 1933, a young woman named Martha Dodd accompanied her family to Berlin. Her father had been appointed by President Roosevelt as the new ambassador for America to Germany and the Dodds would be ...

Martha Dodd and an American husband, labeled communists during the 1950s Red Scare in the United States, moved to Prague, where she lived until her death at age 82 in 1990.

FBI files detail the story of ex-Chicagoan Martha Dodd Stern who became a Soviet spy Her father was U.S. ambassador to Germany as Hitler rose to power, and she was romantically involved with the ...

Martha Dodd, a diplomat's daughter (and future Soviet spy), arrived in the Third Reich with romantic visions of Hitler's regime. Then she witnessed a scene that left her shaken.

He describes Germany in the 1930s, as Hitler was consolidating power, from the perspective of Martha Dodd, a pretty young writer with an active love life. Think Carrie Bradshaw in Berlin.

In 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt named an obscure history professor, William Dodd, as ambassador to Germany. Dodd was a principled but prosaic man, whose gift to popular history was not his academic … ...

THROUGH EMBASSY EYES—Martha Dodd —Harcourt, Brace ... Germany had other, very different holds on her. When she landed there in 1933, she was practically a predigested Nazi.

In 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt named an obscure history professor, William Dodd, as ambassador to Germany. Dodd was a principled but prosaic man, whose gift to popular history was not his academic … ...

Erik Larson explores the lives of U.S. Ambassador William E. Dodd and his daughter, Martha, in Hitler's Germany in the 1930s in his terrific new book. News Home Page ...