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American journalists in Europe; an account of a visit to England and France at the clost of the war
Author: Horace Monore SwetlandPublisher:
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American Journalists in Europe
Author: Horace Monroe SwetlandPublisher:
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Category : World War, 1914-1918
Languages : en
Pages : 194
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American Journalists in Europe
Author: AnonymousPublisher: Palala Press
ISBN: 9781343224773
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Pages : 190
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American Journalists in Europe; An Account of a Visit to England and France at the Close of the War, Made by a Party of Editors and Publishers of American Industrial Papers as Guests of the British Government Under the Auspices of the British Ministry of
Author: Horace M 1853-1924 SwetlandPublisher: Palala Press
ISBN: 9781355138907
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Pages : 190
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American Journalists in Europe; An Account of a Visit to England and France at the Close of the War, Made by a Party of Editors and Publishers of American Industrial Papers as Guests of the British Government Under the Auspices of the British Ministry of
Author: Horace Monroe SwetlandPublisher: Palala Press
ISBN: 9781347232828
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Pages : 194
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American Journalists in Europe; an Account of a Visit to England and France at the Close of the War, Made by a Party of Editors and Publishers of Amer
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American Journalists in Europe
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AMER JOURNALISTS IN EUROPE AN
Author: Horace Monroe 1853-1924 Swetland, D.Publisher: Wentworth Press
ISBN: 9781360226859
Category : History
Languages : en
Pages : 200
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Author: Horace Monroe SWETLANDChurchill's American Network
Author: Cita StelzerPublisher: Simon and Schuster
ISBN: 1639364862
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 269
Book Description
A revelatory portrait showing how the famed British statesman created a network of American colleagues and friends who helped push our foreign policy in Britain’s favor during World War II Winston Churchill was the consummate networker. Using newly discovered documents and archives, Churchill’s American Network reveals how the famed British politician found a network of American men and women who would push American foreign policy in Britain’s direction during World War II—while at the same time producing lucrative speaking fees to support his lavish lifestyle. Stelzer has gathered contemporary local newspaper reports of Churchill’s lecture tours in many American cities, as well as interactions with leaders of local American communities—what he said in public, what he said at private meetings, how he comported himself. Readers observe Churchill as he is escorted by an armed Scotland Yard detective, aided by local police when Indian nationalists threaten to assassinate him, while he travels in deluxe private rail cars provided by wealthy members of his network; and as he recovers from a near-death automobile crash—with the help of liquor prescribed by a friendly doctor with no use for Prohibition. The links in Churchill’s network include some of fascinating American figures: the millionaire financier Bernard Baruch; the railroad magnate, Averell Harriman, who became an FDR-Churchill go-between; media moguls William Randolph Hearst (and wife and mistress); Robert R. McCormick—who attacked Churchill’s policies but enjoyed his company—and Charles Luce, who made him TIME’s Man of the Year and later Man of the Century; and bit players such as Mark Twain, Charlie Chaplin, and David Niven. It is no accident that Churchill was able to put these links together into an important network that served to his, and Britain’s, advantage. He worked at it relentlessly, remaining in close contact with his American friends by letter, signed copies of his many books, and by attending to their needs when they were in Britain. Many of these colleagues were invited to dinners at Chartwell and, later, Downing Street. Perhaps most importantly, Churchill’s network of American allies had Franklin Roosevelt’s ear while the president was deciding how to overcome opposition in congress to helping Britain take on the threat from Germany.