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Magazine Articles AboutWorld War Two - War Correspondents

A Report on the War Reporters (Click Magazine, 1944)

A Victory for the Associated Press (Coronet Magazine, 1952)

Bill Mauldin Of The Stars & Stripes (Yank Magazine, 1945)

Bob Miller of the United Press (Coronet Magazine, 1944)

Ernest Hemingway of Time Magazine (Coronet Magazine, 1953)

John Steinbeck of The N.Y. Herald Tribune (Newsweek Magazine, 1943)

John Thompson of the Chicago Tribune
(Coronet Magazine, 1944)

Leo Disher of the United Press (Coronet Magazine, 1944)

More Reports on the War Reporters (Pic Magazine, 1944)

Reporter on Bataan (Newsweek Magazine, 1942)

Reporter Under Fire (PM Tabloid, 1941)

Reporting D-Day (Newsweek Magazine, 1944)

Richard McMillan with the United Press (Newsweek Magazine, 1943)

Richard Tregaskis of the International News Service (Coronet, 1944)

The End of the Road for Ernie Pyle (Yank Magazine, 1945)

The National Press Club During the War (Click Magazine, 1943)

The Redhead, The Blonde and the Brunette (Newsweek Magazine, 1945)

Tom Treanor of the L.A. Times (Coronet Magazine, 1944)