Outstanding International Press Reporting : : Pulitzer Prize Winning Articles in Foreign Correspondence.

Outstanding International Press Reporting : : Pulitzer Prize Winning Articles in Foreign Correspondence. / Volume 1, : 1928–1945 ; From the consequences of World War I to the end of World War II / / ed. by Heinz-Dietrich Fischer.

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MitwirkendeR:
Baldwin, Hanson W.,
Barber, Wilfred C.,
Bigart, Homer W.,
Birchall, Frederick T.,
Duranty, Walter,
Fischer, Heinz-Dietrich,
Knickerbocker, Hubert R.,
Krock, Arthur,
Lochner, Louis P.,
Luce, Daniel de,
Mowrer, Edgar A.,
Mowrer, Paul S.,
O\x27Hare McCormick, Anne,
Philip, Percy J.,
Romulo, Carlos P.,
Stowe, Leland,
Swope, Herbert B.,
Tolischus, Otto D.,
Watson, Mark S.,
HerausgeberIn:
Fischer, Heinz-Dietrich,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2020]
©1984
Year of Publication:2020
Edition:Reprint 2019
Language:English
Series:Outstanding International Press Reporting ; Volume 1
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Physical Description:1 online resource (366 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Contents of Future Volumes
  • Introduction: The Pulitzer Prizes for International Reporting in the First Phase of Their Development, 1928-1945
  • Editorial Remarks
  • Prizewinners and Their Articles
  • Chapter 0. Reports About Germany In 1916. The Situation and Several Upcoming Problems of the Country in the Third Year of the War
  • Chapter 1. Reports About Switzerland In 1928. Negotiations About a New Peace Concept and the Various Points of Dissent
  • Chapter 2. Reports About France In 1929. The Reparations Problem and the Struggle for Its Solution
  • Chapter 3. Reports About The Soviet Union In 1930. The Russian Economic System And The Situation Of The Population
  • Chapter 4. Reports About The Soviet Union In 1931. The Soviet Policy And The Personal Impact Of Stalin
  • Chapter 5. Reports About Germany In 1932. Germany Between Radicalism And The Hope For A Better Future
  • Chapter 6. Reports About Germany In 1933. The Germans Under Fascist Rule And The Heralds Of Destruction
  • Chapter 7. Reports About The United States In 1934. Centers Of International Crises And The Ways They Might Develop
  • Chapter 8. Reports About Ethiopia In 1935. An Underdeveloped Country As It Faces The Menace Of Imperialism
  • Chapter 9. Reports About Italy In 1936. Italy Under The Mussolini Rule And The Reasons For Her Turn To Militarism
  • Chapter 10. Reports About The United States In 1937. Problems Facing The President And Discussions About Their Solutions
  • Chapter 11. Reports About Germany In 1938. Hitler's Sudetenland Campaign And Europe's Attempts To Avoid War
  • Chapter 12. Reports About Germany In 1939. The German Situation In The First Weeks Of World War II And The Nazis' Interior Policy
  • Chapter 13. Reports About France In 1940. The Situation Of France Under Nazi Occupation And The Mistakes Made By The Vichy Rule
  • Chapter 14. Reports About China In 1941. The Political Situation In Far East And The Special Importance Of Free China
  • Chapter 15. Reports About The Solomons In 1942. The Pacific War Theatre And The American Plans And Operations
  • Chapter 16. Reports About Yugoslavia In 1943. The Partisan Organization In Yugoslavia And Its Strikes Against The Germans
  • Chapter 17. Reports About England In 1944. The Allies' Invasion Into France And The Important Contributions Of Her Various Formations
  • Chapter 18. Reports About Japan In 1945. America's Fight Against Japan And The Consequent Way Of Finishing It
  • Index
  • Backmatter

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