I can find a few papers her name is attached to on Russia-related subjects. But that’s it.
I can find a few papers her name is attached to on Russia-related subjects. But that’s it.
Right. She’s not a well known authority on the subject.
They obviously hired her because of who her husband was. I’ve no doubt it will come out she was an election year opposition research (Trump) hire. It will be interesting to see if they kept her on staff after the election and what she did then.
It looks like she has an academic background, probably history, with a Ph.D. from Stanford:
Nellie Hauke Ohr, “Collective Farms and Russian Peasant Society, 1933-37” (Ph.D. dissertation, Stanford University, 1990)
Wonder what her “take” is on life under Stalin in the 1920s-30s, as the “collectivization” movement killed millions of so-called “Kulaks” or peasant farmers considered too “bourgeois” and resistant to Stalin’s Utopia?????