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A Light in the Northern Sea
From the acclaimed author of Three Ordinary Girls, the gripping, remarkable, true story of how the people of Denmark banded together during WWII to rescue nearly all of their Jewish citizens from Nazi persecution by ferrying them just a few at a time to sanctuary in Sweden.
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WATCH TIM speak at the national wwii museum
On Sept. 20 Tim Brady was part of the National WWII monthly conference series, Washington D.C.
Watch the book Launch
Tim Brady in conversation with Jack El-Hai
July 29 at Magers & Quinn Booksellers in Minneapolis, MN
Other Press for A Light in the Northern Sea:
Wed, Nov 05https://tbsroslyn.org/events/Join Tim virtually discussing his new book, A Light in the Northern Sea, with Temple Beth Sholom in New York, NY.
Sat, Nov 08Saint Paul Union DepotTim Brady presents his new book A Light in the Northern Sea at the Annual Twin Cities Book Festival, at the Union Depot in St. Paul.
Sun, Nov 09https://historyhappyhour.com/Catch Tim discussing his new book, A Light in the Northern Sea, on History Happy Hour, a weekly history livecast hosted by Rick Beyer and Chris Anderson. Brought to you with support and assistance from Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours.
About Tim Brady
Tim Brady holds a Bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and an M.F.A in creative writing from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop at the University of Iowa. He has worked as a freelance writer for many years in St. Paul, Minnesota and published over 150 articles for a variety of publications with a specialty in history. In addition, he helped develop the PBS series Liberty! The American Revolution, which aired nationally in 1997 and subsequently won a Peabody Award.
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Praise for A Light in the Northern Sea:
In this illuminating account, historian Brady (Three Ordinary Girls) recaps the lead-up to the October 1943 rescue of the Jewish population of Denmark, when boatmen across the country covertly transported them to neutral Sweden by sea... a complex affair that included clever subterfuges like hospitals admitting Jews under false names in order to move them along a smuggling route that ended with them being ferried out on small fishing boats. Throughout, Brady describes the action in nail-biting detail. The result is an inspiring and suspenseful history that showcases grassroots efforts to stand up to tyranny.
Publishers Weekly
