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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... D - Day the Germans unleashed their V - IS on the city . These were bombs to which they had attached wings , a gyroscopic piloting device and a little one - cycle engine . They were devilish weapons . Ed Beattie of the UP and I saw the ...
... D - Day the Germans unleashed their V - IS on the city . These were bombs to which they had attached wings , a gyroscopic piloting device and a little one - cycle engine . They were devilish weapons . Ed Beattie of the UP and I saw the ...
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... days of the campaign that Nixon had been involved in some shady fund - raising among wealthy backers , ostensibly to ... D - Day , and I spent a week at his Gettsyburg residence to record thirteen hours of interviews that were the basis ...
... days of the campaign that Nixon had been involved in some shady fund - raising among wealthy backers , ostensibly to ... D - Day , and I spent a week at his Gettsyburg residence to record thirteen hours of interviews that were the basis ...
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... D - Day , including Winston Churchill's bomb shelter headquarters under the Admiralty buildings off Pall Mall and the briefing room at Southampton , where , after a one - day delay , he defied the terrible weather and ordered the inva ...
... D - Day , including Winston Churchill's bomb shelter headquarters under the Admiralty buildings off Pall Mall and the briefing room at Southampton , where , after a one - day delay , he defied the terrible weather and ordered the inva ...
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