International Reporting 1928-1985: From the Activities of the League of Nations to present-day Global ProblemsHeinz-Dietrich Fischer, Erika J. Fischer Walter de Gruyter, 2 août 2011 - 437 pages The School of Journalism at Columbia University has awarded the Pulitzer Prize since 1917. Nowadays there are prizes in 21 categories from the fields of journalism, literature and music. The Pulitzer Prize Archive presentsthe history of this award from its beginnings to the present: In parts A toE the awarding oftheprize in each category is documented, commented and arranged chronologically. Part F covers the history of the prize biographically and bibliographically. Part G provides the background to thedecisions. |
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SELECTIONS FROM AWARDWINNING ENTRIES | 1 |
REMARKS ABOUT THE SELECTIONS CRITERIA | 2 |
FROM GENEVA SWITZERLAND IN 1928 | 3 |
VITAL NATIONAL INTERESTS MAY CAUSE AN INTERNATIONAL DRAMA | 4 |
FROM PARIS FRANCE IN 1929 | 7 |
GERMAN REPARATION ANNUITIES TO BELGIUM ARE ACCEPTED | 8 |
FROM NOVGOROD SOVIET UNION IN 1930 | 17 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1957 | 169 |
THE COUNTRY IS WARNED U S WILL DEFEND TURKEY IF ATTACKED | 170 |
FROM HAVANNA CUBA IN 1958 | 175 |
POLITICIANS GATHER PERSONAL PROFIT FROM CONSTRUCTION GRAFT | 176 |
FROM WARSAW POLAND IN 1959 | 181 |
NIXON AND GOMULKA TALKS ARE SAID TO IMPROVE RELATIONS | 182 |
FROM LEOPOLDVILLE CONGO IN 1960 | 187 |
A PRESENCE OF UN TROOPS MEANS A RISK OF LIVES NOW | 188 |
FORD SEEMS TO FIT IN THE SOVIET FIVEYEARPLAN SCHEDULE | 18 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1931 | 25 |
SOCIALISM IS NUMBER ONE IN THE SOVIET UNION PROGRAM | 26 |
FROM BERLIN GERMANY IN 1932 | 31 |
HITLER SEES HIS CHANCE TO BECOME THE NATIONS DICTATOR | 32 |
FROM BERLIN GERMANY IN 1933 | 35 |
AN INCENDIARY FIRE WRECKS THE GERMAN REICHSTAG BUILDING | 36 |
FROM WASHINGTON D C UNITED STATES IN 1934 | 41 |
TRADE BANS WAR IN THE EYES OF THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER | 42 |
FROM ADDIS ABABA ETHIOPIA IN 1935 | 45 |
THE COUNTRY IS TRYING HARD TO BUY U S AND JAPANESE WEAPONS | 46 |
FROM LIEGE BELGIUM IN 1936 | 49 |
PEACE FACES INSTABILITY ON THE GERMANBELGIAN FRONTIER | 50 |
FROM WASHINGTON D C UNITED STATES IN 1937 | 53 |
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INTENDS TO SHIELD AMERICAN DEMOCRACY | 54 |
FROM BERLIN GERMANY IN 1938 | 63 |
HERMANN GÖRING IS STILL NUMBER TWO IN THE THIRD REICH | 64 |
FROM BERLIN GERMANY IN 1939 | 67 |
ADOLF HITLER TRIES TO DEAL POLAND A BLOW WITH RUSSIA | 68 |
FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD IN 1940 | 73 |
SOME OF THE FUTURE HIGHLIGHTS OF AMERICAN FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS | 74 |
FROM RANGOON BURMA IN 1941 | 75 |
POLITICAL LEADERS TEND TO SHOW A PROJAPANESE ATTITUDE | 76 |
FROM THE SOLOMONS PACIFIC IN 1942 | 81 |
U S NAVAL SUPERIORITY MUST BE THE GOAL IN THE REGION | 82 |
FROM TUNIS TUNESIA IN 1943 | 87 |
WAR SEEMS TO HAVE ITS OWN PECULIAR SOUNDS ON THE FRONT | 88 |
FROM LONDON ENGLAND IN 1944 | 91 |
DURING WARTIME THE CAPITALS BLACK MARKETS ARE BOOMING | 92 |
FROM BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA IN 1945 | 99 |
FREEDOM SEEMS TO RUN OUT UNDER WAR SECURITY | 100 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1946 | 103 |
STALIN DEMANDS COUNTERPROPAGANDA AGAINST WARMONGERS | 104 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1947 | 107 |
A GREAT MANY RUSSIANS TRY TO MIGRATE TO THE UNITED STATES | 108 |
FROM DELHI INDIA IN 1948 | 113 |
THE COUNTRY SEES ITSELF AS THE CHAMPION OF ENTIRE ASIA | 114 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1949 | 121 |
A WESTERN ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS IN RUSSIAS FORBIDDEN ZONE | 122 |
FROM SEOUL KOREA IN 1950 | 127 |
PARALLEL THIRTYEIGHT HAS BECOME A BLOODRED LINE NOW | 128 |
FROM SEOUL KOREA IN 1951 | 133 |
GENERAL MACARTHUR TRIES TO TAKE OVER US POLICY IN WARZONE | 134 |
FROM OTTAWA CANADA IN 1952 | 137 |
THE COUNTRYS LIBERAL PARTY PREFERS A BUSINESSMANNS RULE | 138 |
FROM HEARTBREAK RIDGE KOREA IN 1953 | 143 |
NINE MEN FIGHT FOR THEIR LIFES RETURNING FROM A PATROL | 144 |
FROM YAKUTSK SOVIET UNION IN 1954 | 147 |
M V D IS THE UNDOUBTED MASTER IN SIBERIAS PRISON CAMPS | 148 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1955 | 157 |
A JOURNALISTS CONCLUSIONS AFTER HIS STAY IN THE KREMLIN | 158 |
FROM BUDAPEST HUNGARY IN 1956 | 165 |
RUSSIAN DIVISIONS ARE CRUSHING DOWN THE PEOPLES REVOLT | 166 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1961 | 191 |
AN INTERVIEW WITH KHRUSHCHEV ON WORLD POLITICAL ISSUES | 192 |
FROM MIAMI FLA UNITED STATES IN 1962 | 197 |
LATIN AMERICAN GUERRILLA FORCES ARE PROVIDED WITH WEAPONS | 198 |
FROM SAIGON VIETNAM IN 1963 | 203 |
A BUDDHISTLED PROVISIONAL REGIME CONTROLS THE COUNTRY | 204 |
FROM PARIS FRANCE IN 1964 | 209 |
WESTERN EUROPE SEES A STRONG PULL OF THE U S DOLLAR | 210 |
FROM SAIGON VIETNAM IN 1965 | 215 |
U S MILITARY LEADERS FIND THEMSELVES ON THE WRONG TRACK | 216 |
FROM JAKARTA INDONESIA IN 1966 | 221 |
THE COUNTRY FINDS ITSELF RUMBLING WITH TORMENT AND UPHEAVAL | 222 |
FROM JERUSALEM ISRAEL IN 1967 | 225 |
WESTERN POWERS ARE GIVEN THREE WEEKS TO OPEN AQABA GULF | 226 |
FROM HUE VIETNAM IN 1968 | 229 |
U S MARINES ARE IN NEED OF HELP IN THE WARZONE | 230 |
FROM WASHINGTON D C UNITED STATES IN 1969 | 235 |
AMERICANS WITNESSED US BUTCHERY OF VIETNAMESE CIVILIANS | 236 |
FROM PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA IN 1970 | 241 |
NONWHITES HAVE NO CHANCE LEFT IN THE APARTHEID SYSTEM | 242 |
FROM DACCA BANGLA DESH IN 1971 | 249 |
WAR IS NO SOLUTION FOR ONE OF THE WORLDS NATURAL VICTIMS | 250 |
FROM PEKING CHINA IN 1972 | 257 |
NIXONS VISIT HELPS TO IMPROVE BILATERAL RELATIONS | 258 |
FROM MOSCOW SOVIET UNION IN 1973 | 263 |
EXPENSIVE CARS ARE LEONID I BREZHNEVS GREATEST WEAKNESS | 264 |
FROM LUDHIANA INDIA IN 1974 | 271 |
CLIMATE CHANGES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEVERE FOOD SHORTAGES | 272 |
FROM PHNOM PENH CAMBODIA IN 1975 | 277 |
FIVE YEARS AFTER SIHANOUK THE COUNTRY SUFFERS FROM MISERY | 278 |
FROM NOWHERE WORLDWIDE IN 1976 | 283 |
REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL REPORTING JURY OF MARCH 4 1977 | 284 |
FROM KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA IN 1977 | 285 |
SOUTHEAST ASIAS COASTS ARE CLOSED FOR DESPERATE REFUGEES | 286 |
FROM CAIRO EGYPT IN 1978 | 291 |
SOMETHING MUST BE WRONG WITH A HUNDRED PERCENT DEMOCRACY | 292 |
FROM ARANYAPRATHET THAILAND IN 1979 | 299 |
FOR NUMEROUS PEOPLE THE NATIONS TRAGEDY IS A BONANZA | 300 |
FROM GUATEMALA CITY GUATEMALA IN 1980 | 303 |
U S HELP IS OUT OF SIGHT WHILE THE COUNTRY IS BOILING | 304 |
FROM WARSAW POLAND IN 1981 | 309 |
KEY DECISIONS ARE LAID TO THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ARMY | 310 |
FROM BEIRUT LEBANON IN 1982 | 315 |
MOSLEM QUARTERS ARE NOW OCCUPIED BY MILITARY FORCES | 316 |
FROM AMMAN JORDAN IN 1983 | 321 |
POLITICAL PROBLEMS IN THE REGION ARE FAR FROM BEING SOLVED | 322 |
FROM ADDIS ABABA ETHIOPIA IN 1984 | 325 |
A DESPERATE CONTINENT FACES DEATH OF STARVATION | 326 |
FROM MANILA THE PHILIPPINES IN 1985 | 333 |
THE POVERTYSTRICKEN COUNTRY FACES A CAPITAL FLIGHT | 334 |
WINNERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL REPORTING AWARD 19862000 SPACE FOR NOTES | 342 |
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