Colette Shulman, whose career as an influential analyst of Soviet affairs began in the late 1950s as a Moscow correspondent for the United Press wire service, writing about ground-shaking events and the lives of workaday people, died on June 20 in Danbury, Conn. She was 94.
Her death, in a hospice center, was from colon cancer, her brother, Robert Schwarzenbach, said.
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