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“Enemies in Love”: An Unlikely Romance Between a Black Nurse and a German POW

August 17, 2019

“He approached her and said you should know my name. I’m the man who’s going to marry you.” A forbidden love story: An African-American nurse and a German POW during WWII. Soledad O’Brien speaks with author Alexis Clark who accidentally uncovered this romance.

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