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Claude-Anne Lopez
Claude-Anne Lopez (October 17, 1920 – December 28, 2012), born Claude-Anne Kirschen, was a Belgian-American writer and scholar who specialized in studies of Benjamin Franklin. Beginning with transcribing papers from French at Yale University, she became an associate editor of ''The Papers of Benjamin Franklin'' project and senior research scholar in history at Yale. She was a co-founder of the Friends of Franklin, an association devoted to his works.
She published numerous articles about Franklin, as well as three major studies of him. In her exploration of his private and family life, she was considered "one of the great Franklin scholars of our time."〔Amy Finnerty, "Improv Nation," ''The New York Times Book Review'', p. 17〕 Her book, ''The Private Franklin'' (1975), won the L.L. Winship/PEN New England Award in 1976.
==Early life and education==
Born in Belgium about 1920, Claude-Anne Kirschen grew up with French as her native language. When she was in her late teens, she and her family immigrated as refugees to the United States in 1940 to escape Nazi occupation after the German invasion during World War II. They settled in New York City.〔
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