In the Spotlight
Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) -- 2019 book award finalist
Hunting the Last Nazi Murderers Among Us
The Gainesville Sun
Book review of ‘Citizen 865: The Hunt for Hitler’s Hidden Soldiers in America’
Washington Independent
Review of Books
Citizen 865: The Hunt for Hitler’s Hidden Soldiers in America
TIME Magazine
The Man Who Dies Pursuing Nazi Criminals More Than Four Decades After WWII Ended
The Forward
On the Trail of Nazis and Nazi Hunters in America
The Washington Post Magazine
How a team of prosecutors and historians uncovered the details behind an SS training camp in occupied Poland — and exposed Nazi collaborators hiding in plain sight in America.
The Charlotte Observer
Former Observer Reporter Details Hunt for Nazis in America in Gripping New Book
The Federalist
Debbie Cenziper’s recent book, 'Citizen 865,' recounts the valiant efforts of American prosecutors who pursued justice for Holocaust victims for decades after the end of World War II.
The Times of Israel
How historians led a campaign to hunt down, deport Nazi killers living in the US
C-SPAN at the Illinois Holocaust Museum
Publishers
Weekly
"Investigative journalist Cenziper (Love Wins) details American efforts to bring Nazi collaborators to justice in this gripping narrative."
Booklist on Love Wins
"This book would make a great movie, and in the meantime, it is an excellent choice for book groups looking for exciting nonfiction."
-Brian kenney
Unitarian Universalist Assocation
"Love Wins is a story about ordinary people who stepped out of their private lives to tell the world that they mattered...More than anything, it is a story about the extraordinary power of love."
Oprah Magazine
"60 Must-Read Books of the Summer: Love Wins"
CHICAGO HUMANITIES FESTIVAL
Hitler’s Hidden Soldiers in America: Q+A with Journalist Debbie Cenziper
Kirkus Review on Love Wins
"The authors ably create the suspense of anticipation and winnow the legal issues for lay readers...Uplifting, well-written story of personal courage and political empowerment."
The Washington Post
"Bring the tissues for this powerful tale of the triumph of marriage equality"
Northwestern University
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Debbie Cenziper to join Medill faculty
Publisher's Weekly
Citizen 865 featured in "The Liberation of Auschwitz At 75: Forthcoming books preserve firsthand accounts of Nazi concentration camps"
