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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... Soviet bureaucracy . No , we were told , we could not stay at the Metropole , since , in granting our visa , the ... Soviet bureaucracy and Soviet elec- tronics rendered the telephone system inoperable , I went daily to the incoming ...
... Soviet bureaucracy . No , we were told , we could not stay at the Metropole , since , in granting our visa , the ... Soviet bureaucracy and Soviet elec- tronics rendered the telephone system inoperable , I went daily to the incoming ...
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... Soviet Union . We also , allegedly , delayed the second front in Normandy so that the Germans could kill more Soviet soldiers . And there were scores of little stones to go with these boulders of shameless falsehood . They claimed that ...
... Soviet Union . We also , allegedly , delayed the second front in Normandy so that the Germans could kill more Soviet soldiers . And there were scores of little stones to go with these boulders of shameless falsehood . They claimed that ...
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... Soviet Union . Here was a piece with which the Soviet censorship had no quarrel , and it was spread across American newspapers . The reac- tion was immediate , including a disappointed but rather tut - tut admonition from Elliott's ...
... Soviet Union . Here was a piece with which the Soviet censorship had no quarrel , and it was spread across American newspapers . The reac- tion was immediate , including a disappointed but rather tut - tut admonition from Elliott's ...
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