The Reporters Who Took On a World at War
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This is an outstanding accomplishment... excellent history, Herculean research, and juicy storytelling. I have to admit that I had to skim the last half, as I simply don't have the mental bandwidth to absorb it all right now, in the midst of work. I highly recommend the book to anyone with the patience and time to work through the many subjects, who's who, and interpersonal twists and turns terms of her subjects. This book gives you a front row seat to Europe, and other parts of the world, in the 1920s and 1930s, thanks to these intrepid, and mostly forgotten, journalists.