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Hour
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Citizens of London:
The Americans Who
Stood with Britain in
Its Darkest, Finest
Hour
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“Engaging and original, rich in anecdote and analysis, this is a terrific work of history.―—Jon
Meacham, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of American Lion“Citizens of London is a great read
about the small band of Americans and their courageous role in helping Britain through the darkest
days of early World War II. I thought I knew a lot about this dangerous period, but Lynne Olson
has taught me so much more.―—Tom Brokaw, author of The Greatest Generation“A deeply
inspiring chronicle of the special relationship between America and Britain when it mattered
most.―—Chris Matthews, anchor, MSNBCâ€s Hardball  “Ingenious history . . . All three
men were colorful, larger-than-life figures, and Olsonâ€s absorbing narrative does them
justice.―—Publishers Weekly (starred review)  “An engaging history . . . a vibrant city
fueled by courage and resolve.―—The Christian Science Monitor  “An original and
fascinating book.―—Lincoln Journal Star  “[A] cracking good read.―—New York Post
Read more  Lynne Olson, a former Moscow correspondent for the Associated Press and White
House correspondent for the Baltimore Sun, is the author of Troublesome Young Men and
Freedomâ€s Daughters and co-author, with her husband, Stanley Cloud, of A Question of Honor
and The Murrow Boys. She lives in Washington, D.C. Read more See all Editorial Reviews