Dangers Of War Reporting
Published on Nov 29, 2015
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WAR REPORTING IS NOT WORTH THE RISK!
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"Biggest Story of My Life" Article
Reporter Joseph Morton was shot and killed for going behind enemy lines at one of the death camps at the holocost.
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The End of War
Reporter C.J. Chivers from the New York Times was in Iraq where he was blown into the air and killed by NATO.
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"Protecting Reporters" Article
Reporter James Foley was beheaded by ISIS as a response to U.S. airstrikes.
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"Release of Reporter" Article
Reporter Peter Theo Curtis was held hostage and kidnapped by Al-Qaida, but was eventually released.
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"Truth At All Costs"
In the speech she says that , "just last week she had a coffee in Afghanistan with her friend... talking about the war... then two days later he lost both legs".
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SOURCES
- Goldstein, Norman. "'Biggest story of my life': shadowing the war wherever it led, World War II Associated Press correspondent Joseph Morton ventured behind enemy lines to report the full story--and to face his own tragic end." Military History 2015: 44. Biography in Context. Web. 21 Oct. 2015.
- WARREN, MARK. "The End Of War." Esquire 164.3 (2015): 198-204. Academic Search Premier. Web. 21 Oct. 2015.
SOURCES
- Colvin, Marie. Truth At All Costs. Orlando, Florida: Houghton Mifflin. N.D.
- Little, Caroline, "It's time to protect journalists". The Herald, 12 October 2014
- Callimach, Rukmini, "American held captive in Syria is freed". The Rock Hill Herald, 25 August 2014
