NEW YORK (Reuters) – As a former human rights lawyer and the author of non-fiction bestseller “Stasiland” about life in communist East Germany, Australian author Anna Funder knows a thing or two about digging deep to uncover the facts of history’s fascinating stories. Yet she decided to make her second book, “All That I Am,” a novel when even her most meticulous historical research couldn’t fill an important gap in the story of four friends forced to flee Germany when Hitler rose to power.
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