Journalists
Collections documenting journalists, editors, and their profession are abundant and span many geographic areas. The papers of foreign correspondents, especially during wartime, include reporting on the Spanish Civil War, Chinese Civil War, both world wars, and conflicts in the Middle East. Radio broadcasts and news commentary also exist, notably in the records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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Nym Wales Papers
US journalist in China
Karl H. Von Wiegand Papers
Hearst newspaper foreign correspondent, 1917–61
Lester Ziffren Papers
United Press bureau chief, Madrid, 1933–36
Lewis H. Lapham Papers
US journalist; editor, Harper’s Magazine, 1971–81
Randall Chase Gould Papers
US journalist in China
John K. Cooley Papers
US journalist in Middle East
Mark Sullivan Papers
Editor, Collier’s Weekly, 1912–19; columnist, New York Herald-Tribune, 1923–52
George E. Sokolsky Papers
US journalist; editor, Far Eastern Review, 1927–30
Milly Bennett Papers
US journalist in China, the Soviet Union, and Spain
Ralph de Toledano Papers
US journalist; national reports editor, Newsweek, 1948–60
Claire Sterling Papers
US journalist and author on organized crime and terrorism
Iris Chang Papers
US journalist and author
Joseph Freeman Papers
Editor, New Masses, 1926–37; editor, Partisan Review, 1934–36
Jude Wanniski Papers
US journalist
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Broadcast Records
US radio broadcasting organization
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Corporate Records
US radio broadcasting organization
Burnett Bolloten Papers
United Press war correspondent in Spain, 1936–38
Said Hyder Akbar Sound Recordings
US author in Afghanistan, 2002–3
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