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Drawbell, J.W. DOROTHY THOMPSON'S ENGLISH JOURNEY, The Record of an Anglo-American Partnership
London Collins 1942 First Edition
Hardcover, red boards,FINE/VERY GOOD dustjacket,256 pp. Dorothy Thompson was born on July 9, 1893 to Reverend Peter Thompson and Margaret Grierson. In 1914, she graduated from Syracuse University, wanting to be a writer. While in Europe, Dorothy Thompson became a leading journalist, selling many articles to the Philadelphia Public Ledger. She became a Vienna correspondent for the Chicago Daily News. And eventually, in 1925, she became the Public Ledger’s permanent correspondent in Berlin. At this point, she was gaining popularity in America. She interviewed several world leaders: Gustav Stresemann, Aristide Briand, Chicherin, Trotsky, and Atatürk (Kurth 65). Also, she interviewed other highly popular world figures such as Strauss and Freud, and according to Kurth, she “practically ‘owned’ Sigmund Freud”; American journalists had to practically ask Dorothy’s permission to see Freud This book is her story.
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19.95 USD
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Drawbell, J.W. THE LONG YEAR
London Wingate 1958 First Edition
The diary of the editor of the 'Sunday Chronicle' during the period September, 1939 to September,1940 when all of Britain was waiting for the Germans to attack, and nothing happened -- the Phoney War. Hardcover, FINE/VERY GOOD with a little edgewear,242 pp.
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