Before 1897, there had been only one female war correspondent ... was a formative experience for a new generation of American war correspondents. It was also a dress rehearsal for war coverage ...

She’d been working as a war correspondent since 1942 and had ... the Marines onto Okinawa Island in defiance of a ban on female correspondents going ashore in combat areas.

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So her demure appearance on the game show "What's My Line" was a skillful illusion by a person who risked her life so often, that she paved the way for a legion of female war correspondents.

Later, she became one of the few female war correspondents during World War II, capturing haunting images of the liberation of concentration camps. Her remarkable life is currently being ...

His biography, Of Fortunes and War: Clare Hollingworth, first of the female war correspondents, is available in print, ebook and audio book ...

When General de Gaulle arrived in Paris on 25 August, 1944 to mark the French capital’s liberation from Nazi occupation, his official reporter was by his side to document the historic moment.

Lee Miller (second from right) with other female war correspondents in 1943 Public domain via Wikimedia Commons “It was this incredibly up-close and personal account of a hideous battle ...

A few days before General Charles de Gaulle was due to make his triumphant entry into Paris, the three French war correspondents ... reporter and AFP's first female war correspondent, she and ...