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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... Moscow , Stars and Stripes reported that Harriman was leaving Moscow and the new ambassador would be ... Bedell Smith . The Russians and Bedell Smith . I damn near refused the assignment . It turned out that Bedell could not have been ...
... Moscow , Stars and Stripes reported that Harriman was leaving Moscow and the new ambassador would be ... Bedell Smith . The Russians and Bedell Smith . I damn near refused the assignment . It turned out that Bedell could not have been ...
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... Moscow since those immediate postwar years . " And today , " I reported , " you see dogs on leashes and riding in cars . We saw none in the streets of Moscow right after the war . They had all been eaten . " The technicians at Moscow ...
... Moscow since those immediate postwar years . " And today , " I reported , " you see dogs on leashes and riding in cars . We saw none in the streets of Moscow right after the war . They had all been eaten . " The technicians at Moscow ...
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... Moscow's Parliament building . It was in that crisis atmosphere that the call had come through to Bush . A beaming President Bush reported that Gor- bachev had just called him to say that he had made a deal with Yeltsin and would be ...
... Moscow's Parliament building . It was in that crisis atmosphere that the call had come through to Bush . A beaming President Bush reported that Gor- bachev had just called him to say that he had made a deal with Yeltsin and would be ...
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