Katherine Grace Katz is an American historian, a graduate of Harvard and Cambridge Universities.In his book "The Daughters of Yalta. Churchill, Roosevelt and Harriman: a story of love and war" the author recreates the events of the eight-day Yalta conference, at which the fate of the post-war world was decided. From the book, the reader will learn about what the events of the conference looked like from the point of view of the daughters of its main participants - Kathleen Harriman, Sarah Churchill and Anna Roosevelt – and what the daily life of the residents of the Livadia Palace was like. The book will be of interest to anyone who wants to learn more about the Second World War and the events of world history in the late 1940s.The book is small, light, which allows you to take it with you on the road.