World War II on Deadline
Between his time as a New York sportswriter and later a high-profile true crime author, Sid Feder covered the war in Italy and beyond for the Associated Press.
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Lt. Gen. Lesley J. McNair and AP photographer Bede Irvin were among those killed in a bombardment by Allied planes on July 25, 1944.
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If you've read Rick Atkinson's masterful Liberation Trilogy, you'll have at least a passing knowledge of Alan Moorehead's status as one of the great wa…
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News of the most serious attempt on Adolf Hitler's life went public almost immediately, sending the Allies scrambling for answers.
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The story of Maj. Thomas D. Howie moved readers before they even knew his name.
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Most of the first six pages of the Oakland Tribune's July 18, 1944 edition -- two of them composed entirely of pictures -- were dedicated to covering a…
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Development of the atomic bomb was the most closely guarded secret of World War II, but one aspect of the work was impossible to keep under wraps: a te…
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The Chicago Daily News correspondent's unbelievable story of surgery aboard a submarine riveted readers in December 1942.
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