Risks Worth Taking: The Odyssey of a Foreign Correspondent

Bernard S. Redmont
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This is an inspiring and thought-provoking inside story of a foreign correspondent's two adventurous careers, marked by personal crises, battles for principles and brushes with danger. It is also a candid observer's compassionate account of his role in war and peace, in the sweep of history, and is a thoughtful commentary on the urgent problems of journalism and communication today. PART Born with a Caul; The Education of a Journalist; Oaths of Devotion; Round Trip to War; Present at the Creation; Peron and Evita; PART Scoundrel Time; A Movable Feast; The Human Radar; Nothing But the Truffe; PART Reverence for Life; Swords and Ploughshares; Future The Vietnam Peace Story; the Unknown DeGaulle; Mission to Moscow; A Hero of Our Sakharov; Links and Chains; PART Return to America; A State of Mind; Academic Adventures; Afghanistan and Academia; PART Foreign Endangered Species?; Why Do They Hate Us?; Cherchez la Femme; The Spiritual Dimension.
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