World War II On The Air: Edward R. Murrow And The Broadcasts That Riveted A Nation PDF
294 Pages·2005·4.824 MB·English
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"A fascinating read that, paired with the historic recordings, gives a thrilling sense of what it was like for Americans at home following the war in their living rooms."-Library Journal "High-level drama"-Indianapolis Star "Highly recommended."-Choice The story of World War II was told first not by historians, but by reporters. And no one told that story with more impact than Edward R. Murrow and the remarkable band of reporters he assembled. World War II on the Air recounts the dramatic stories behind these extraordinary correspondents. And it lets you hear their actual broadcasts, culled from the archives and collected here-many for the first time-on audio CD, narrated by Dan Rather.
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