A Reporter's LifeRandom House, 1996 - 609 стор. Autobiography of journalist and television newscaster Walter Cronkite, sharing his memories of his youth, years as a newspaper reporter, and television news anchor. Includes his reflections of presidents, political elections, the first moon landing and the Nuremberg Trials. |
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... Bastogne . The world followed the dramatic fight as they held that road junction which was vital to von Rundstedt's progress . It was there , of course , that General Anthony McAuliffe answered a German demand to surrender with a single ...
... Bastogne . The world followed the dramatic fight as they held that road junction which was vital to von Rundstedt's progress . It was there , of course , that General Anthony McAuliffe answered a German demand to surrender with a single ...
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... Bastogne . Do you want to come ? " The story would have been great - first corre- spondent into Bastogne . On the other hand , how would I get the story out ? There was no communica- tion link from Bastogne , and in the days before I ...
... Bastogne . Do you want to come ? " The story would have been great - first corre- spondent into Bastogne . On the other hand , how would I get the story out ? There was no communica- tion link from Bastogne , and in the days before I ...
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... Bastogne . As one told me when I finally got into Bastogne : " What was all the excitement ? We were where we are trained to be behind the enemy lines . We are sup- posed to be surrounded ! " Not quite as cowardly as the Bastogne choice ...
... Bastogne . As one told me when I finally got into Bastogne : " What was all the excitement ? We were where we are trained to be behind the enemy lines . We are sup- posed to be surrounded ! " Not quite as cowardly as the Bastogne choice ...
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