Duranty
Americannoun
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“Condition are bad, but there is no famine,” Duranty wrote in one 1933 dispatch.
From New York Times
British journalist Walter Duranty had won a Pulitzer Prize in 1932 for his stories on the supposed success of collectivization and other Soviet policies.
From Washington Post
“I have made exhaustive inquiries about this alleged famine,” Duranty wrote in the Times on March 31, 1933.
From Washington Post
The Moscow correspondent of The New York Times, Walter Duranty, explained away the famine as the price of progress.
From New York Times
What observations do you have about Duranty, who sells his soul, vs.
From Salon
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