The First Casualty: the War Correspondent as Hero and Myth-maker from the Crimea to Kosovo

Phillip Knightley

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Miserable Parent of a Luckless Tribe 1854-1856 The First Challenge 1861-1865 The Golden Age 1865-1914 Quite Another Game 1899-1902 The Last War 1914-1918 Enter America 1917-1918 The Remedy of Bolshevism is Bullets 1917-1919 The Real Scoop 1935-1936 Commitment in Spain 1936-1939 Their Finest Hour 1939-1941 The Struggle for Mother Russia 1941-1945 Remember Pearl Harbor 1937-1945 Never Again 1940-1945 Korea, the united Nations' War 1950-1953 Algeria is French 1954-1962 Vietnam 1954-1975 War is Fun 1954-1975 Britannia Rules the News 1975-1989 The Deadly Video Game 1990-1991 The Military's Final Victory March-June, 1999.

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