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在全世界人民纪念世界反法西斯战争胜利50周年的时候,我想起了那些用自己的笔在这场人类圣战中建功立业的各国记者。 在这里,我想介绍一位鲜为人知的士兵出身的美国记者和他的一篇作品,这篇作品作为新闻精品被收入享誉西方的《美国新闻佳作集》(1962年纽约版)。 马里昂·哈格罗夫在珍珠港事件后应征入伍,先在美国本土接受军训,1943年随部队赴西南太平洋战区作战。在军营中,战场上,他坚持为家乡报纸写稿,参军后不到一年,便出版了新闻报道集
As the peoples of the world celebrate the 50th anniversary of the victory of the world anti-fascist war, I am reminded of journalists from various countries that have used their own pens to establish their own careers in this human jihadist war. Here, I would like to introduce a U.S. journalist who came from a little-known soldier and one of his pieces, which was rewarded as a news item in the prestigious American Journalism Collection (New York, 1962). Marion Halgrove enlisted after the Pearl Harbor incident, first in the United States to receive military training, in 1943 with the troops to go to the Southwest Pacific Theater combat. In the barracks, on the battlefield, he insisted on writing for his hometown newspaper. After less than a year after joining the army, he published a series of news reports