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China publishes translation of The Women Who Flew for Hitler
China becomes the fifth country to publish The Women Who Flew for Hitler. This may be my favourite cover to date, and I love the notes from the editor and translator!
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14 July 2021
The National Army Museum commemorates General Anders
Anna Maria Anders, the General’s daughter and now Polish Ambassador to Italy, unveiled the new bronze, here with myself and Warsaw Uprising veteran Marzenna Schejbal.
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29 June 2021
Historical Writers Association nonfiction prize 2021
As Chair of the judges of the Historical Writers Association nonfiction prize 2021, I am delighted to profile the brilliant long-list. The winner was Alan Allport for Britain at Bay.
2 May 2021
Clare contributes to Channel 5’s new series, ‘The Secret History of WW2’
1 May 2021
Former Secretary of State, Alan Johnson, talks about Christine Granville, Krystyna Skarbek
‘Her story is just incredible…’ Former Secretary of State, Alan Johnson, talks about Christine Granville, Krystyna Skarbek, subject of my book The Spy Who Loved, on Channel 4’s ‘Steph’s Packed Lunch’
1 April 2021
Clare is chair of the judges for the Historical Writers Association Non-Fiction Crown 2021
Alongside Luke Pepera, Dan Jones, Jessie Childs and Jagjeet Lally.
2 March 2021
Krystyna Skarbek, aka Christine Granville, The Spy Who Loved, receives an English Heritage Blue Plaque as her post-war London home, 1 Lexham Gardens Hotel, South Kensington, London.
2 February 2021
Italy becomes 6th country to publish The Spy Who Loved
Clare helps launch the Italian edition of The Spy Who Loved; ‘La Spia Che Amava’.
20 July 2020
Mouse enjoys reading Clare Mulley’s books on women in war!
Good to see that even a mouse can get lost in stamp-sized editions of my books!
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18 July 2020
Dermot Turing given Polish honour
The Republic of Poland today awarded Dermot Turing, nephew of the Second World War cryptanalyst Alan Turing, the Knight Cross of the Order of Merit, for his work on the history of the Polish eniga breakers, led by Marian Rejewski, on which his uncle built at Bletchley Park.
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5 July 2020