Harold Zellman

Harold Zellman is a writer and architect living in Los Angeles. With Roger Friedland, he has coauthored The Fellowship: The Untold Story of Frank Lloyd Wright and the Taliesin Fellowship published in 2006 by HarperCollins. Also with Friedland, in Looking for Los Angeles, published by the Getty Research Institute in 2001, he wrote the chapter "Broadacre in Brentwood?," a study of how modernist architecture and progressive politics merged in Crestwood Hills, a 1940's experiment in cooperative community building. In a completely different direction, his current writing project concerns Nazi efforts in the 1930s to recruit the sizable German-American population of Los Angeles to the Hitler cause.