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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2016 · 46 MIN

Daniel Brown | Conversations With Enrique Cerna

from Conversations with Enrique Cerna · host KCTS 9

Daniel James Brown says his job in writing 'The Boys in the Boat' was to capture a great story and do justice to it. And he did. In a revealing conversation, Brown details how he found the story of nine University of Washington rowers who overcame tremendous odds to win gold and glory at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Their gold medal performance embarrassed Adolf Hitler’s Nazi propaganda machine and helped to put Seattle on the map as it overcame the difficult depression-era years.

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