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2007 BBC journalist Alan Johnston is freed by Palestinian kidnappers
2004 Gary Webb, American Journalist 2004 Pierre Berton, journalist/historian, Klondike Fever, dies at 84 2004 Pierre Salinger, journalist/political press officer, dies at 79 2004 Bernard Levin, English Journalist 2004 Paul Klebnikov, journalist, Forbes writer murdered in Russia after writing about corruption, dies at 41 2004 Alistair Cooke, American Journalist 2004 Jerry Nachman, American Journalist 2003 Roy Neal, TV journalist, NASA correspondent, dies at 82 2003 David Brinkley, TV journalist, dies at 82 2003 David Bloom, TV journalist, died in Iraq of non-war-related causes, dies at 39 2003 Michael Kelly, journalist, Atlantic Monthly - died in Iraq in an accident, dies at 45 2002 John Wallach, journalist/humanitarian, dies at 59 2002 Flora Lewis, American Journalist 2002 Mildred Wirt Benson, journalist/writer, wrote many early Nancy Drew books, dies at 96 2002 Ed Turner, American Journalist 2002 Howard K. Smith, TV journalist, dies at 87 2002 Daniel Pearl, journalist, Wall Street Journal bureau chief kidnapped and murdered by terrorists, dies at 38 2001 William Berry, Lord Hartwell, 3rd Viscount Camrose and Baron Hartwell, journalist, newspaper owner, editor-in-chief of the Daily, Sunday Telegraph, dies in Westminster, London, at age 89 2000 Bonnie Wiley, journalist, dies at 90 2000 Carl T. Rowan, syndicated journalist, dies at 75 2000 Robin Day, British Journalist 2000 Judd Rose, journalist, dies at 44 1999 Cathy Hainer, journalist, USA Today, dies at 38 1999 Martha Rountree, journalist, Meet the Press, dies at 87 1999 Meg Greenfield, journalist, Washington Post, dies at 68 1999 Jill Dando, British Journalist 1999 Lord Killanin, Irish Journalist 1998 John Holliman, CNN journalist, dies at 49 1998 Allen Drury, author/journalist, Advise and Consent, dies at 80 1998 James Patrick Murray, American Journalist 1998 Martha Gellhorn, journalist, dies at 89 1997 Wally Bruner, journalist (ABC, What's My Line), dies at 66 1997 Robert Arthur Thornbury Campbell, journalist/musician, dies at 55 1997 Ruth Picardie, journalist, dies at 33 1997 Harry Brian Boyne, journalist, dies at 87 1997 Jeffrey Bernard, journalist, wrote column, 'Low Life', for The Spectator magazine, dies in Soho, England, after refusing dialysis treatment 1997 James Dewar, journalist/documentary film-maker, dies at 70 1997 Nora Beloff, journalist, dies at 78 1997 Osvaldo Soriano, writer, journalist, staff writer for La Opinion, wrote, 'Triste, solitarity y final', or, Sad, lonely and final', dies at 54 1997 James Colin Ross Welch, journalist, dies at 72 1997 Matthew Coady, journalist, dies at 73 1997 Ian Arthur Hoyle Munro, medical journalist, dies at 73 1997 Ian Peter Leslie Smith, journalist, dies at 52 1996 Ann Susan Hills, freelance journalist, dies at 55 1996 Alma Birk, journalist/politician, dies at 77 1996 Daniel Raphaeautl Mayer, journalist/resistance leader, dies at 86 1996 Michael James O'Hehir, commentator/journalist, dies at 76 1996 Denis Jenkinson, journalist, dies at 74 1996 Krishnarao Shiva Shelvankar, journalist/diplomat, dies at 90 1996 William Downie Forrest, journalist, dies at 94 1996 John Bauldie, music journalist/Dylanologist, dies at 47 1996 Henri Nannen, journalist, dies at 82 1996 Martyn Harris, journalist, dies at 43 1996 George Scheuer, writer/journalist, dies at 80 1996 Oscar Michael Moore, journalist, dies at 36 1996 Ray Coleman, born in Britain, journalist, author, wrote biographies of The Beatles while editor-in-chief, Melody Maker, music magazine, dies at 59 1996 Richard Clement Charles Thomas, rugby international/journalist, dies at 67 1996 Ahmed Bahauddin, journalist, dies at 69 1996 Robert Louis Tewdwr Moss, journalist/travel writer, dies at 42 1996 Geoff Hamilton, gardner/journalist, dies at 59 1996 Peter Malcolm Gordon Raleigh, journalist, dies at 77 1996 Frederick Angus Armstrong, journalist, dies at 82 1996 John William Chancellor, journalist, dies at 68 1996 William Darling, journalist, dies at 73 1996 Michael Parkin, journalist, dies at 74 1996 Veronica Guerin, born in Ireland, nicknamed 'Ronnie', journalist, crime reporter, used pseudonyms, street names, exposing underworld figures in the Sunday Independent newspaper, helped found Criminal Assets Bureau, received death threats, murdered, by drug dealers, dies at 36 1996 Pierre Chany, writer/cycling journalist, dies at 73 1996 Laurence Marks, journalist, dies at 67 1996 Mary Perot Nichols, journalist, dies at 79 1996 George Malcolm Thomson, journalist, dies at 96 1996 Joan Thirkettle, journalist, dies at 48 1996 Asher Wallfish, journalist, dies at 67 1996 Daniel Wolf, journalist, dies at 80 1996 Claude Mauriac, writer, journalist, author, personal secretary to Charles de Gaulle1944 - 1949, co-scripted his father's novel titled Therese Desqueyroux, wrote study of Marcel Proust, dies at 81 1996 Claude Bourdet, human rights activist/journalist, dies at 86 1996 Victor Zorza, journalist/Russian specialist, dies at 71 1996 Dewi Lorwerth Ellis Bebb, rugby international/journalist, dies at 57 1996 Ludwig Freiherr von Hammerstein-Equord, journalist, dies at 76 1996 Joe Minogue, journalist, dies at 72 1996 Jack Sutherland, journalist, dies at 79 1995 Peter Refn, Danish journalist/director (Violets are Blue), dies at 54 1995 Geoffrey Pinnington, journalist, dies at 76 1995 Mohyedin Alempour, tajik artist/journalist, dies at 50 1995 Robert Shelton (Shapiro), journalist, dies at 69 1995 John Francis Boyd, journalist, dies at 85 1995 Mikki Doyle, journalist, dies at 79 1995 James "Scotty" Barrett Reston, journalist, dies at 86 1995 Leslie Wilkinson, journalist, dies at 97 1995 Giancarlo Baghetti, racing driver/journalist, dies at 60 1995 Eve Perrick, journalist, dies at 78 1995 Helen Vlachos, journalist, dies at 83 1995 John Alfred Scali, journalist/diplomat, dies at 77 1995 Walter Shlomo Gross, journalist, dies at 83 1995 Michael VerMeulen, writer, journalist, magazine editor, broke story on U.S. AIDS epidemic, published in Vanity Fair, Parade, GQ founding features editor, dies at 38 1995 Vladimir Skutina, writer playwright/journalist, dies at 64 1995 Humphrey Sims Moore, pacifist/journalist, dies at 86 1995 Peter Lancelot Williams, dance journalist, dies at 81 1995 John Schofield, journalist, dies at 29 1995 George Seldes, journalist, dies at 104 1995 Claire Sterling, journalist, dies at 75 1995 Prem Bhatia, journalist, dies at 83 1995 Deputy Governor of Bank of England, Rupert Pennant-Rea, resigns following revelations of his affair with a freelance journalist 1995 Peter Woods, journalist, newsreader, broadcaster, famous newsreader, appeared on News Room for BBC News, dies at 64 1995 Rachida Hammadi, Algerian TV journalist, murdered at 32 1995 John Silverlight, journalist, dies at 75 1995 Vladislav Listyev, TV journalist, dies at 48 1995 Ischa Meoer, journalist/critic/entertainer/interviewer, dies at 52 1995 Louis Heren, journalist, dies at 65 1995 Harold Collett Dent, journalist/educationist, dies at 100 1995 Urias Nooteboom, Dutch journalist/critic (The Time), dies at 54 1994 Harri Webb, journalist, nationalist, poet, dies at 74 1994 G Waller, German/Swiss movie journalist (NRC/Variety), dies at 82 1994 Dmitri Cholodov, Russian journalist, murdered at 27 1994 Marijke Vetter, Dutch journalist, dies at 82 1994 Giovanni Spadolini, Italian historian/journalist, dies at 69 1994 Robert Millar, journalist, dies at 72 1994 Stanley Gebler Davies, journalist/drinker, dies at 50 1994 Emmanuel Bankole Timothy, journalist, dies at 70 1994 [Henry] John Baker, resistance fighter/journalist (Slogan), dies at 79 1994 Rupert Haselden, journalist/screenwriter, dies at 36 1994 Denis Pitts, film-maker, journalist, novelist, wrote, 'This City is Ours', 'The Predator', dies at 64 1994 Peter Hacker, U.S. journalist/actor (NBC, Broadcast News), dies at 69 1994 Arthur Gordon Clough, journalist, dies at 59 1994 John Logan Gorlay, journalist, dies at 74 1994 Harold Myers, film journalist, dies at 81 1994 Cecil Rolph Hewitt, journalist/policeman, dies at 92 1994 Lawrence E Spivak, journalist (Meet the Press), dies at 93 1994 Jacob "Jimmy" Herman Huizinga, journalist/writer, dies at 75 1994 Randy Shilts, U.S. journalist (& the band played on), dies of AIDs at 41 1994 Hermanus P "Piet" Mulder, Dutch journalist (Het Parool), dies at 79 1994 Han Jansen, Dutch journalist (Volkskrant), dies at 61 1993 Richard AFM Auwerda, Dutch journalist and writer (Volkskrant), dies at 68 1993 Jose Toirkens, journalist (Slogan, NRC), dies at 48 1993 Cornelis T "Cor" van de Molen, Dutch journalist (Beehive), dies at 62 1993 Adriaan Venema, Dutch journalist/art dealer, commits suicide at 52 1993 Fred C Shapiro, U.S. journalist (Tiananmen-square 1989), dies at 62 1993 Smail Yefsah, Algerian TV journalist, murdered at 31 1993 Harrison E. Salisbury, U.S. journalist (New York Times), dies at 84 1993 Harrison Salisbury, American Journalist 1993 Wouter Perquin, journalist/Dutch MP (KVP), dies at 74 1993 Barend P Tammeling, journalist (Trouw, Peek on the North), dies at 58 1993 David Willis, British journalist (BBC World Service), dies at 54 1993 W Sybout A Colenbrander, Dutch historian/journalist, dies at 82 1993 Hank Werba, Herman Werblowski, U.S. journalist (Variety), dies at 79 1993 Edward P. Morgan, American Journalist 1993 Ugur Mumcu, Turkish journalist (Cumhuriyet Murder), dies 1993 George L George, Russian/US journalist/director/producer, dies at 85 1992 Monica Dickens, English/US journalist/author, dies at 77 1992 Loek Elfferich, Dutch journalist/historian (Treason in Rotterdam), die 1992 Willem RJ Wittkampf, journalist and writer (Liner, Cannon), dies 1992 Julio C Fernandez, Cuban/US journalist (founder Alma Mater), dies 1992 Viktor Louis, Russian journalist, dies 1992 Manuel De Dios Unanue, U.S. anti-drug journalist, murdered at 48 1992 George Mann MacBeth, Scottish journalist/poet (A War Quartet), dies 1992 Jacob "Bob" de Uyl, journalist/author (Restless Travel), dies at 61 1992 Bob den Uyl, Dutch journalist and writer (Restless Travel), dies at 61 1991 Leon Clements, journalist (Interlijnen), dies at 43 1991 Max Cantor, journalist, dies 1991 Ethel Lois Payne, journalist (Chicago Defender), dies at 79 1991 Clark Mollenhoff, U.S. journalist (Pulitzer Prize), dies 1990 K L Poll, journalist/author, dies 1990 Henry Faas, Wandelganger, Dutch journalist (Volkskrant), dies 1990 Marc Turfkruijer, Flemish movie journalist/writer, dies 1990 Frans Goedhart, Dutch journalist/founder (Parool), dies at 86 1989 Dorothea "Stella" Gibbons, English journalist/author, dies at 87 1989 I. F. Stone, American Journalist 1989 Simon van Collem, Dutch journalist/TV host, dies at 70 1989 Percy Stuart, Suriname/Dutch sports journalist, dies 1989 C. L. R. James, Journalist 1989 Journalist petition Chinese government for freedom of press 1989 Henk van Galen Last, Dutch journalist, dies at 68 1989 Jaap van de Merwe, Dutch journalist/cabareter (Hadjememaar), dies 1989 Merwe, journalist/cabaret performer (Hadjememaar), dies 1989 Stephane Steinier, Belgian journalist, kidnapped and murdered 1988 Adela Rogers St. John, journalist (Free Soul, Honeycomb), dies at 94 1988 Evert Werkman, Dutch journalist (Het Parool), dies at 73 1987 Simon Carmiggelt, journalist/literary (Kronkel), dies at 74 1987 Clare A Booth Luce, U.S. diplomat/journalist, dies at 84 1987 Charles Glass, ABC journalist, kidnapped in Lebanon 1987 Tony Stratton-Smith, journalist/record co CEO (Charisma), dies at 53 1987 E van Ruller, Dutch journalist/co-founder (Trouw, Loyal), dies 1986 South African journalist Zwelakhe Sisulu arrested 1986 Sydney J. Harris, journalist, wrote, syndicated column, 'Strictly Personal', wrote for Chicago Daily News, Chicago Sun-Times, political positions placed him on the list of Nixon political opponents, wrote, 'The Authentic Person: Dealing with Dilemma', dies in Chicago, Illinois 1986 U.S.S.R. releases U.S. journalist Nicholas Daniloff confined on spy charges 1986 South African journalist Zwelakhe Sisulu arrested 1986 Antoon Breyne, Belgian journalist, dies at 76 1986 Theodore H White, U.S. journalist (Making of President, Pulitzer), dies at 71 1986 Theodore White, American Journalist 1986 Henri Knap, Dutch journalist/writer, dies at 75 1985 James Cameron, journalist, dies 1984 Gordon Sinclair, Canadian Journalist 1984 Dick Whitington, journalist/cricketer (South Australia and AIF bat), dies 1983 Mignon McLaughlin, journalist, author, contributed to Redbook, Cosmopolitan, Vogue magazines, Managing Editor, Glamour magazine, famous quote, 'Anything you lose automatically doubles in value', dies in Coral Gables, Florida 1983 Jiri Lederer, Czechoslovakia journalist/dissident, dies at 61 1983 Desmond Bagley, British Journalist 1982 Frank Wijngaarde, Suriname journalist, murdered 1982 Jozef Slagveer, Suriname journalist, murdered 1982 Leslie Rahman, Suriname journalist, murdered 1982 Gerda Brautigam, journalist/Dutch MP (PvdA), dies 1982 Waverley Lewis Root, American Journalist 1982 Herman W. Filarski, Dutch bridge journalist, dies at 69 1980 Leonard Huizinga, journalist and writer (Olivier and Adrian), dies at 73 1979 Paul van 't Veeer, Dutch journalist and writer (Vrije Volk), dies at 57 1978 John Clinge Doorenbos, Dutch journalist/poet, dies at 93 1977 Harriet Freezer, Dutch journalist/author, dies at 66 1977 Claire Goll, journalist, writer, poet, wrote 'Poemes d'amour', 'Poemes de la jalousie', dies at 86 in Paris, France 1976 Thomas Edward Driberg, 1st baron Bradwell, journalist, dies 1976 Sal Tas, Dutch journalist, dies at 70 1976 Don Bolles, U.S. journalist (against Arizona), dies 1975 Willem Scheps, Dutch journalist, dies at 77 1975 Klaas Voskuil, Dutch journalist, dies at 79 1974 Walter Lippmann, U.S. journalist (One of Dynasty), dies at 85 1974 Cyril Connolly, English Journalist 1973 Meijer Sluyser, Dutch journalist/commentator (VARA), dies at about 71 1972 Jacques Gans, Dutch author/journalist, dies at 63 1972 Edgar P Snow, U.S. author/journalist (Battle for Asia), dies at 66 1971 FBI begins covert investigation of journalist Daniel Schorr 1971 Cory Doctorow, Canadian Journalist 1971 Lara Logan, South African Journalist 1971 Jan Greshoff, Dutch poet/author/journalist (Last Things), dies at 82 1970 John H O'Hara, U.S. journalist (Pal Joey, Rage to Live), dies at 65 1970 Anna Louise Strong, American Journalist 1970 Asne Seierstad, Norwegian Journalist 1970 Julie Chen, American Journalist 1969 Tucker Carlson, American Journalist 1968 Willem A Wagenaar, Dutch journalist/author (3,000 meter), dies 1968 Rose Wilder Lane, American Journalist 1968 Randolph Churchill, British Journalist 1968 Kurt Baschwitz, Germ/Dutch sociologist/journalist (Heksen), dies at 81 1967 Ashleigh Banfield, Canadian Journalist 1967 Norman Angell (Lane), English journalist/pacifist (Nobel 1933), dies 1967 Maria Bartiromo, American Journalist 1967 Anderson Cooper, American Journalist 1967 Jane Clayson, American Journalist 1966 Ehm Welk, born in Biesenbrow, Germany, writer, journalist, pseudonym, Thomas Trimm, survived Oranienburg concentration camp, founder, folk high schools, dies at 82 1966 Albert P A A Besnard, poet/journalist (Doom and Thirst), dies 1966 Dan Abrams, American Journalist 1966 Anne Anema, Dutch lawyer/journalist/politician (ARP), dies at 94 1965 John Schofield, journalist 1965 Edward R. Murrow, American Journalist 1964 Adam Curry, American Journalist 1964 Ian Fleming, British journalist and creator of 'James Bond', dies at 56 1964 Ruth Picardie, journalist 1964 Lisa Guerrero, American Journalist 1964 Glenn Beck, American Journalist 1964 Fareed Zakaria, American Journalist 1964 Shepard Smith, American Journalist 1963 A. J. Liebling, American journalist and writer, dies 1963 Malcolm Gladwell, American Journalist 1963 Andrew Sullivan, American Journalist 1963 Artturi A Leinonen, Fin journalist/politician (Prophet), dies at 74 1963 Martin Bashir, British Journalist 1963 Johnnie Moyes, journalist/cricketer (S Australia batsman), dies 1962 Elizabeth Vargas, American Journalist 1962 Hannah Storm, sports journalist, CNN, NBC 1961 Robert Louis Tewdwr Moss, journalist/travel writer 1961 Ann Coulter, American Journalist 1961 Jill Dando, British Journalist 1961 Paul Begala, American Journalist 1960 Piet[er O] Bakker, Dutch journalist and writer (Ciske), dies at 62 1960 Oscar Michael Moore, journalist 1960 Nigella Lawson, British Journalist 1959 Veronica Guerin,, nicknamed 'Ronnie', journalist, crime reporter, used pseudonyms, street names, exposing underworld figures in the Sunday Independent newspaper, helped found Criminal Assets Bureau 1959 Julie Burchill, British Journalist 1959 Brian Williams, American Journalist 1959 Ira Glass, American Journalist 1959 Armstrong Williams, American Journalist 1959 Keith Olbermann, American Journalist 1958 Neil Cavuto, American Journalist 1958 Ron Reagan, American Journalist 1958 Nasni Matni, Lebanese journalist, murdered 1958 Elliot Paul, American Journalist 1958 Christiane Amanpour, English Journalist 1957 Rupert Haselden, journalist/Screenwriter 1957 Amy Goodman, American Journalist 1956 Michael VerMeulen, born in Chicago, Illinois, writer, journalist, magazine editor, broke story on U.S. AIDS epidemic, published in Vanity Fair, Parade, GQ founding features editor 1956 Charles Burgess Fry, English athlete/cricketer/journalist, dies at 84 1956 Sue Carpenter, TV presenter/journalist 1956 Edmund Clerihew Bentley, English Journalist 1955 Gwen Ifill, American Journalist 1955 Henri Liebrecht, Belgian stagewriter/journalist, dies at 71 1955 Gary Webb, American Journalist 1955 Brent Bozell, American Journalist 1955 Titus M Mafolo, South Africa journalist/ANC-leader 1954 Grantland Rice, American Journalist 1954 B. C. Forbes, Bertie Charles Forbes, founder Forbes magazine, financial journalist, books include, 'Forbes Epigrams', '101 Unusual Experiences', dies 1954 Pim [Willem JH] Mulier, Dutch journalist/sports-organizer, dies at 89 1953 Tina Brown, journalist, New Yorker 1953 Tina Brown, journalist publisher, New Yorker, Tattler 1953 Thomas Friedman, American Journalist 1953 Anna Quindlen, American author, journalist, and New York Times columnist 1953 Paul Krugman, American Journalist 1952 Susan Estrich, American Journalist 1952 Martyn Harris, journalist 1952 Robert D. Kaplan, American Journalist 1952 Larry Elder, American Journalist 1951 Louis Pierard, Belgian journalist/author (London sketches), dies at 65 1951 Michael Kinsley, American Journalist 1951 Gordon Brown, born in Govan, Scotland, politician, Labor Party, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Member of Parliament for Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath, former television journalist 1950 Alan Colmes, American Journalist 1950 Arianna Huffington, American Journalist 1950 George Noory, American Journalist 1950 Tim Russert, born in New York, American television journalist, author, lawyer, 'Meet the Press' moderator 1950 Charles Krauthammer, American Journalist 1949 John Bauldie, music journalist/dylanologist 1949 James Fallows, American Journalist 1949 Alma Guillermoprieto, Mexican Journalist 1949 Jamaica Kincaid, Elaine P Richardson, Antigua/US journalist, NYer 1948 Giuliana Sgrena, Italian Journalist 1948 Robert Quillen, American Journalist 1948 Bokke RS Pollema journalist/author (Lock of hair and loen), dies at 65 1948 Aaron Brown, American Journalist 1948 Dennis Prager, American Journalist 1948 Egon E Kisch, Czechoslovakian writer/journalist (Raging Reporter), dies at 62 1948 Wolf Blitzer, American Journalist 1947 Jon Snow, British TV journalist, Channel 4 1947 Joan Thirkettle, journalist 1947 Anthony Holden, British Journalist 1947 Bob Edwards, American Journalist 1947 Andrew Tobias, American Journalist 1947 Frits Castricum, journalist/Dutch MP, PvdA 1947 Pieter W. Coetzer, South African journalist/MP, NP 1947 Bob Greene, American Journalist 1947 John Stossel, American Journalist 1946 Polly Toynbee, English Journalist 1946 Damon Runyon, U.S. journalist and writer (Guys and Dolls), dies at 66 1946 Joe Klein, American Journalist 1946 Dudley Fishburn, born in England, British politician, journalist, Conservative Party, Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom, holds directorship for Altria Group 1946 Bettina Gregory, correspondent/journalist, ABC-TV 1946 Simon Hoggart, British Journalist 1946 Jerry Nachman, American Journalist 1945 Chris Matthews, American Journalist 1945 Serge Schmemann, Journalist 1945 Neal Boortz, American Journalist 1944 Lode Zielens, Flemish author/journalist, dies at 43 1944 Jose Torikens, Dutch journalist, Parool, NRC 1944 Philip Mechanicus, journalist, executed in Auschwitz-Birkenau 1944 Renier S Schoeman, South Africa MP, NP, journalist 1944 Giles Smith, TV journalist 1944 Betsy Finley Ashton, broadcast journalist/author/lecturer 1944 Ian Peter Leslie Smith, journalist 1944 John Suchet, British TV journalist, Independent TV News 1944 Hendrik Willem Van Loon, American Journalist 1944 William Allen White, U.S. journalist (Emporia Gazette), dies at 75 1943 Stanley Gebler Davies, journalist/drinker 1943 Joel Siegel, born in Los Angeles, California, American film critic, television journalist 1943 Brit Hume, American Journalist 1943 Sue Simmons, American Journalist 1943 Paul Colin, Belgian journalist/collaborator, executed 1943 Roger Cook, investigative journalist and broadcaster 1943 Ischa Meijer, journalist/critic/actor, Boezemvriend 1943 William Walraven, journalist and writer (Neglected Grouser), dies at 55 1943 Osvaldo Soriano, born in Mar del Plata, Argentina, writer, journalist, staff writer for La Opinion, wrote, 'Triste, solitarity y final', or, Sad, lonely and final' 1942 Erich Kuttner, German journalist/historian (Vorwarts), dies 1942 Gunter Wallraff, born in Burscheid, Germany, writer, undercover journalist, wrote on tabloid journalism, lower working class conditions 1942 Francis E Younghusband, British journalist/explorer, dies at 79 1942 Robert Arthur Thornbury Campbell, journalist/musician 1942 Ken Auletta, American Journalist 1942 Al Hunt, American Journalist 1941 Raymond Sokolov, American Journalist 1941 Adriaan Venema, Dutch journalist/author, Mussert 1941 George Will, born in Champaign, Illinois, journalist, author, wrote, editor, National Review magazine 1972 - 1978, awarded Pulitzer Prize for Commentary 1941 John Oxenham, British Journalist 1941 Ann Susan Hills, freelance journalist 1940 Barbara Amiel, British Journalist 1940 Frances FitzGerald, New York City, journalist/author, Fire in the Lake 1940 Eduardo Galeano, Uruguayan Journalist 1940 Paul Nizan, French journalist and writer (Ce Soir/Aden Arabia), dies at 35 1940 Isaac Babel, Russian Journalist 1939 Matthew Brown, Journalist, dies at 51 1939 John Pilger, Australian Journalist 1939 Rachel Heyhoe Flint, English cricket player/journalist 1939 Joseph Roth, Austria journalist (Fluctuate ohne Ende), dies at 44 1939 Patrick Cormack, born in Grimsby, England, politician, journalist, author, historian, Conservative Party, Member of Parliament for South Staffordshire 1939 Adrienne Clarkson, Canadian Journalist 1938 Pat Buchanan, American Journalist 1938 Renata Adler, Italian Journalist 1938 David Willis, British journalist, BBC World Service 1938 Pia Lindstrom, critic, WNBC-TV, journalist, From Russia With Love 1938 Judith Martin, author/journalist/columnist, Miss Manners 1938 Dewi Lorwerth Ellis Bebb, rugby international/journalist 1937 Taki Theodoracopoulos, Greek/British journalist/multi-millionaire 1937 Hunter S. Thompson, American Journalist 1937 Henk van der Meyden, Dutch journalist, de Telegraaf/Prive 1937 Ray Coleman, born in Britain, journalist, author, wrote biographies of The Beatles while editor-in-chief, Melody Maker, music magazine 1937 Mark Shields, American Journalist 1937 Christopher Tugendhat, born in England, born Christopher Samuel Tugendhat, Baron Tugendhat of Widdington in the County of Essex, politician, Conservative Party, journalist, author, businessman 1937 Brian Wenham, media consultant/journalist 1936 Neil Sheehan, American Journalist 1936 Geoff Hamilton, gardner/journalist 1936 Lincoln Steffens, American Journalist 1936 Karl Kraus, journalist, writer, aphorist, playwright, poet, satirist, essayist, known for witty criticisms of the press, politics, German culture, dies at 62 1936 Robert Scheer, American Journalist 1936 Egon Friedell, Austrian journalist (Kleine Portratgalerie), dies at 58 1936 Jacques Bainville, French historian/essayist/journalist, dies at 57 1935 Kurt Tucholsky, Germany journalist and writer (Panter, Tiger and Co), dies at 45 1935 Elizabeth Drew, journalist, Politics and Money: The Road to Corruption 1935 Jacques d'Ancona, journalist/TV host, Sound-Mix Show 1935 Pete Hamill, born in Brooklyn, New York, journalist, New York Post 1935 Bernard Pivot, French Journalist 1935 Michael Parkinson, British Journalist 1935 Peter Bichsel, born in Lucerne, Switzerland, writer, journalist, wrote 'And Really Frau Blum Would Very Much Like to Meet the Milkman', member of the Gruppe Olten, a club of Swiss writers 1934 Giancarlo Baghetti, racing driver/journalist 1934 Joan Didion, U.S. novelist/journalist, Salvador 1934 R. W. Apple, Jr., American Journalist 1934 Peter Arnett, born in Riverton, New Zealand, journalist, worked for CNN 1934 Barend P Tammeling, Dutch journalist, Trouw, Groninger Gezinsbode 1934 Arthur Gordon Clough, journalist 1934 Jim Lehrer, American Journalist 1934 David Halberstam, born in New York City, journalist, author, Pulitzer Prize winner, wrote about the Vietnam War 1934 Eduard Bagritsky, Dzjubin, Russian poet/journalist, dies at 38 1934 Donald Stewart Cherry, Canadian Journalist 1933 Jerry Pournelle, American Journalist 1933 Karl Friedrich Paul Ernst, writer, journalist, dramatist, critic, works include 'Die Hochzeit', 'Canossa', dies at 67 in Sankt Georgen, Austria 1933 Richard Schickel, born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, documentary filmmaker, film critic, author, journalist, historian, received Guggenheim Fellowship, published in Time, and Life, magazines, books include, 'Woody Allen: A Life in Film', 'Elia Kazan: A Biography' 1932 Roy Hattersley, British journalist/Labour-parliament leader 1932 Journalist, Robert Trout, joins CBS 1932 Mike Royko, born in Chicago, journalist, Symphony Daily News, author, Boss 1932 Jeffrey Bernard, born in London, England, journalist, wrote column, 'Low Life', for The Spectator magazine 1932 Han J A Hansen [Jansen], Dutch journalist, King Comes! 1932 Ryszard Kapuscinski, Polish Journalist 1932 R H Edgar Wallace, British writer/journalist (3 Just Men), dies at 76 1932 C. P. Scott, British Journalist 1931 Fred Graham, newscaster/journalist, CBS News, Court TV 1931 Brian Glanville, author/journalist 1931 Tom Wolfe, Richmond Virginia, journalist and author, wrote The Right Stuff 1931 Robert Novak, American Journalist 1931 Vladimir Skutina, writer playwright/journalist 1930 Kin Hubbard, American Journalist 1930 Peter Woods, born in Britain, journalist, newsreader, broadcaster, famous newsreader, appeared on News Room for BBC News 1930 Jeppe Aakjaer, Danish journalist, author and poet (Rugens sange), dies at 63 1930 Max Frankel, journalist, Tables of Id of Organic Compounds 1930 Bob den Uyl, Dutch journalist and writer, Bird Watching 1930 Denis Pitts, film-maker, journalist, novelist, wrote, 'This City is Ours', 'The Predator' 1929 Georges Clemenceau, French journalist/premier (1917-20), dies at 88 1929 Magnus Magnusson, Scottish Journalist 1929 David S Broder, born in Chicago Hgts, Illinois, journalist, Pulitzer 1973 1929 Oriana Fallaci, Italian journalist 1929 Oriana Fallaci, Italian Journalist 1929 Richard Clement Charles Thomas, rugby international/journalist 1928 Clay Felker, St. Louis, journalist, New York Herald Tribune, Esquire 1928 Bernard Levin, English Journalist 1928 Harold Evans, British Journalist 1928 Asher Wallfish, journalist 1927 Mary Perot Nichols, journalist 1927 William V Shannon, journalist/ambassador to Ireland, 1977-81 1927 James Curwood, U.S. journalist and writer (Valley of Silent Men), dies at 49 1927 Jan Myrdal, Swedish writer/journalist, Albania Defiant 1927 Jan Blokker, Dutch writer/journalist, VPRO, People's Newspaper 1927 Nancy Dickerson, journalist, NBC 1926 James Dewar, journalist/documentary film-maker 1926 Leo Derksen, Dutch journalist, Telegraph/Sunday Newspaper 1926 Robert Shelton Shapiro, journalist 1926 Willem Oltmans, Dutch journalist, Outlawed, Free as a Bird 1925 Victor Zorza, journalist/Russian specialist 1925 Shana Alexander, New York City, journalist, 60 Minutes 1925 Jos Vandeloo, Flemish journalist/playwright, Cola Drinkers 1925 Richard AFM Auwerda, Dutch journalist/writer 1924 James Colin Ross Welch, journalist 1924 Edmond Picard, French writer (Ambidextre journalist), dies at 87 1924 Jean Francois Revel, French journalist/author, Ni Marx ni Jesus 1923 Raymond Radiguet, French journalist and writer (Ball du Comte), dies at 20 1923 French Netscher, author/journalist (In 3rd Chamber), dies at 59 1923 Matthew Coady, journalist 1923 Ian Arthur Hoyle Munro, medical journalist 1923 Desmond Bagley, British Journalist 1923 Robin Day, British Journalist 1923 Joe Minogue, journalist 1923 Theo H Joekes, journalist/Dutch MP, VVD 1923 Gerald Long, journalist/CEO, Reuters 1923 Emmanuel Bankole Timothy, journalist 1923 William Darling, journalist 1922 Pierre Chany, writer/cycling journalist 1922 Ricardo Flores Magon, Mexican Journalist 1922 Jack Anderson, born in Long Beach, California, journalist, Washington Post 1922 Michael Parkin, journalist 1922 Jiri Lederer, born in Czechoslovakia, journalist/dissident 1922 Egon Bahr, German journalist/politician 1922 Paul van 't Veer, Dutch journalist and writer, Het Vrije Volk 1921 Pierre Laporte, Canada, journalist/statesman, Revolution Script 1921 Robert Millar, journalist 1921 Ben Bradlee, Boston, editor/journalist/executive, Washington Post 1921 Juhani Aho, Fins journalist and writer (Panu, Tuomio), dies at 59 1921 Elaine Dundy, born in New York, American novelist, biographer, journalist, actress, playwright 1921 Hugh Downs, born in Akron, Ohio, TV journalist, 20/20, Concentration 1921 Henk van Galen Last, Dutch journalist 1920 Harri Webb, Swansea, Wales, journalist, nationalist, poet, volunteered for the Royal Navy, published The Green Desert, a collection of poetry in 1969, Poems and Points in 1983 1920 Helen Thomas, UPI journalist, starts press conferences 1920 Michael James O'Hehir, commentator/journalist 1920 Federigo Tozzi, Italian writer and journalist (Torre, Tre Croci), dies at 37 1920 Hubert van Herreweghen, Flemish writer/journalist 1920 John Logan Gorlay, journalist 1919 Pieter Terpstra, Dutch journalist and writer, De dei is forroun/Havank-T 1919 Jim Murray, American Journalist 1919 James Patrick Murray, American Journalist 1919 John Silverlight, journalist 1919 Ludwig Freiherr von Hammerstein-Equord, journalist 1919 Claire Sterling, journalist 1919 Leonid N Andrejev, Russian journalist and writer (Seven Hangs), dies at 48 1919 Peter Malcolm Gordon Raleigh, journalist 1919 Simon van Collem, Dutch journalist and TV host, Amsterdamned 1919 Geoffrey Pinnington, journalist 1919 Louis Heren, journalist and writer, China's Three Thousand Years 1919 Edwin Newman, New York City, newscaster/journalist/author, NBC-TV, Comment 1919 Nora Beloff, journalist/author 1918 Bert [Lambertus H] Voeten, Dutch journalist/poet, Crossing 1918 John Alfred Scali, journalist/correspondent, ABC 1918 Flora Lewis, American Journalist 1918 Maurice Druon, Kessel, French writer/journalist, Prix Goncourt 1918 Jean-Claude Servan-Schreiber, journalist 1918 Heywood Hale Broun, journalist 1917 Sydney J. Harris, born in London, England, journalist, wrote, syndicated column, 'Strictly Personal', wrote for Chicago Daily News, Chicago Sun-Times, political positions placed him on the list of Nixon political opponents, wrote, 'The Authentic Person: Dealing with Dilemma' 1917 Charles Wintour, journalist 1917 Edouard A Drumont, French anti-semite journalist, dies at 72 1917 Jerry Wexler, born in New York, music journalist, music producer, in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 1916 Eve Perrick, journalist 1916 Daniel Schorr, broadcast journalist, CBS 1916 Edward D Pain, English journalist (New York World), dies in battle at 36 1916 Theodore P. Toynbee, British journalist and writer, Savage Days, Barricade 1916 Jack Sutherland, journalist 1916 Betty Furness, actress, journalist/consumer advisor, NYC, WNBC 1916 Richard Harding Davis, journalist, dies at 52 1916 Sjoerd van der Schaaf, Frisian journalist and writer (Abbingawald), dies 1916 Mikki Doyle, journalist 1915 George Scheuer, writer/journalist 1915 Koos Schuur, Dutch journalist/poet, 7 Curses 1915 Journalist Albert Siegfried Bettelheim, convicted of murder in Georgia 1915 Daniel Wolf, journalist 1915 Theodore H. White, Journalist 1915 Theodore White, American Journalist 1915 Richard H. Rovere, Jersey City, journalist, Goldwater Caper 1915 Evert Werkman, Dutch journalist, Het Parool 1915 Martin Agronsky, journalist, 1952 Peabody, 1961 DuPont-Columbia 1914 [Hendrik] Jan Bakker, Dutch resistance fighter/journalist, Parool 1914 Joseph M "Joop" Lucker, Dutch journalist/editor in chief, Volkskrant 1914 Lord Killanin, Irish Journalist 1914 Peter Lancelot Williams, dance journalist 1914 Willy-August Linnemann, Danish writer/journalist 1914 Emmanuel Robles, Algerian-French journalist/playwright, Lesson Hauteurs 1914 Claude Mauriac, born in France, writer, journalist, author, personal secretary to Charles de Gaulle1944 - 1949, co-scripted his father's novel titled Therese Desqueyroux, wrote study of Marcel Proust 1914 Frederick Angus Armstrong, journalist 1914 Chapman Pincher, British journalist/author, about secret service 1914 Jacob August Riis, Danish Journalist 1914 Hermanus P "Piet" Mulder, Dutch journalist, Parool/VARA 1913 Henri Nannen, journalist 1913 Simon Carmiggelt, Dutch journalist, Het Parool, Kinks 1913 Mignon McLaughlin, born in Baltimore, Maryland, journalist, author, contributed to Redbook, Cosmopolitan, Vogue magazines, Managing Editor, Glamour magazine, famous quote, 'Anything you lose automatically doubles in value' 1913 Ger[ar]da Brautigam, journalist/Dutch 2nd Chamber, PvdA 1912 Herman W. Filarski, Dutch bridge journalist 1912 Jura Soyfer, born in Kharkov, Ukraine, writer, political journalist, imprisoned at Dachau concentration camp, wrote the Dachau song with composer Herbert Zipper 1912 Harold Myers, film journalist 1912 William Thomas Stead, English Journalist 1912 Louis Boon, born in Aalst, Belgium, born Lodewijk Paul Aalbrecht Boon, writer, journalist, novelist, wrote historical novels, modernist work Vergeten straat 1912 Jacob "Jaap" Balk, journalist, AH, Onder de Keizerskroon 1911 Helen Vlachos, journalist 1911 Harriet Freezer, Dutch journalist/author 1911 Walter Shlomo Gross, journalist 1911 Albert Alberts, writer/journalist, French battle 1911 Ethel Lois Payne, journalist, Chicago Defender, 1st Lady of Black Press 1911 Prem Bhatia, journalist 1911 William Berry, born in England, Lord Hartwell, 3rd Viscount Camrose and Baron Hartwell, journalist, newspaper owner, editor-in-chief of the Daily, Sunday Telegraph 1911 Stephanus J du Toit, So Afr theologist/journalist (Afr Bond), dies 1911 Randolph Churchill, British Journalist 1911 Torolf Elster, Norwegian journalist and writer, Frihet och demokrati 1911 Patrick Maitland, born in England, 17th Earl of Lauderdale, journalist, World War II Special Correspondent, Member of Parliament for Lanark 1911 Henri Knap, Dutch resistance fighter/journalist/writer 1911 David Graham Phillips, American Journalist 1910 Henry Brian Boyne, journalist 1910 John Francis Boyd, journalist 1910 Edward P. Morgan, American Journalist 1910 Antoon Breyne, Belgian journalist 1910 Johan Doorn, Dutch journalist/resistance fighter, Orange Newspaper 1909 James "Scotty" Barrett Reston, Clydebank Scotld, journalist, New York Times 1909 Claude Bourdet, human rights activist/journalist 1909 Jayson Blair, American Journalist 1909 John Schepens, Jean Baudoux, Flemish journalist and writer, Polyfoto 1909 Naomi Klein, Canadian Journalist 1909 Ron Suskind, American Journalist 1909 Johannes de Koo, journalist/playwright, dies 1909 Terry Gross, American Journalist 1909 Daniel Raphael Mayer, journalist/resistance leader 1909 Adam Clymer, American Journalist 1909 Humphrey Sims Moore, pacifist/journalist 1908 Jacques Gans, Dutch author/journalist 1908 Harrison E Salisbury, journalist/author, 50th Anniv of Soviet Union 1908 Harrison Salisbury, American Journalist 1908 Martha Gellhorn, American Journalist 1908 Ann Lane Petry, U.S. journalist/author, Street 1908 Leslie Wilkinson, journalist 1908 Jacob "Jimmy" Herman Huizinga, journalist/Writer 1908 Boris N Poveloi, Kampov, Russian journalist/writer 1908 Boris N. Poveloi, Kampov, Russian journalist/writer 1908 Pauline Frederick, journalist/correspondent, UN, NBC TV 1908 Dom Joao G da Camara, Portuguese journalist/playwright, dies at 55 1907 I[sidore] F[einstein] Stone, U.S. journalist, IF Stone's Weekly 1907 Isidor Feinstein "Izzy" Stone, journalist (IF Stone's Weekly), dies 1907 I. F. Stone, American Journalist 1907 Dorothy West, U.S. journalist/author, Living is Easy 1907 William Howard Russell, Irish Journalist 1906 Jan van Rijswijck, Flemish journalist/mayor of Antwerp, dies 1906 Leonard Huizinga, Dutch journalist and writer, Adriaan and Olivier 1906 Betsy Perk, Christina E, journalist/writer/feminist, dies at 73 1906 Krishnarao Shiva Shelvankar, journalist/diplomat 1905 Edgar P. Snow, U.S. author/journalist: Red star over China 1905 Marcel Schwob, French writer/journalist (Coeur double), dies 1905 Paul Nizan, French journalist and writer, L'Humanite, La Conspiration 1904 A. J. Liebling, born in New York City, New York, American journalist and writer 1904 Graham Greene, English journalist, 3rd Man 1904 Dutch newspaper Volk fires gay journalist Jacob de Cock 1904 British journalist Francis Younghusband visits forbidden city Lhasa 1904 Theodor Herzl, Austrian journalist/Zionist, dies 1904 E van Ruller, Dutch journalist/ARP-alderman/co-founder, Trouw 1904 Frans Goedhart, Dutch journalist/founder, Het Parool 1903 Cyril Connolly, English Journalist 1903 Raymond Radiguet, French journalist and writer, Le diable ouch corps 1903 Waverley Lewis Root, American Journalist 1902 William Downie Forrest, journalist 1901 Willem A Wagenaar, journalist and writer, Shanghai 1901 Jacques Perret, French journalist and writer, La caporal epingle 1901 Cecil Rolph Hewitt, journalist/policeman 1901 Lode Zielens, Flemish author/journalist, Obscure Blood 1901 C. L. R. James, Journalist 1900 Henry Villard, American Journalist 1900 Wilhelm Liebknecht, German journalist/socialist, dies at 74 1900 Marc Turfkruijer, Flemish movie journalist/writer 1900 Gordon Sinclair, Canadian Journalist 1899 George Malcolm Thomson, journalist 1898 Alfred Eisenstaedt, photo journalist 1898 Hubert Howard, British journalist (Times), dies through friendly fire 1898 Gerard Walschap, Flemish writer/journalist, Mary, Revolt in Congo 1898 Willem Scheps, Dutch journalist 1898 Lord Leatherland, British journalist/Labour peer 1898 Joseph Kessel, French journalist and writer, Army of the Shadows 1898 Karl Bjarnhof, Danish blind journalist and writer, History of Sascha 1895 Klaas Voskuil, journalist 1895 Eduard Bagritsky, Dzhubin, Russian poet/journalist, South-West 1894 Harold Collett Dent, journalist/educationist 1894 Joseph Roth, Austria, journalist and writer, Hotel Savoy 1894 Isaac Babel, Russian Journalist 1894 Adela Rogers St. John, journalist/author, Foreign Correspondent 1893 Russel Crouse, journalist/novelist/playwright, Life with Father 1892 Janet Flanner, journalist, New Yorker 1891 Jean Galtier-Boissiere, French writer/cartoonist/journalist 1891 Elliot Paul, American Journalist 1890 George Seldes, journalist 1890 Claire Goll, born in Nuremberg, Germany, journalist, writer, poet, wrote 'Poemes d'amour', 'Poemes de la jalousie' 1890 Alan Herbert, England, journalist and writer, Punch, Helen 1890 Alexander Clark, journalist/lawyer, named minister to Liberia 1890 Kurt Tucholsky, German journalist and writer, Panther Tiger and Co 1889 Charles Mackay, poet, writer, journalist, songwriter, wrote for the Morning Chronicle, Illustrated London News, wrote book 'Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds', 1841, wrote popular song 'Cheer, Boys, Cheer', dies 1889 Walter Lippmann, New York City, journalist/political writer, Men of Dystany 1889 Ivan S Aksakov, Russian journalist, dies at 65 1888 Artturi A. Leinonen, Finnish journalist and writer, Kati, politician 1888 Jan Greshoff, Dutch poet/author/journalist, Bric Brac 1888 Mehmed N Kemal Bey, Turkish writer/journalist (Vatan), dies at 47 1888 Carl von Ossietzky, Germany, journalist/pacifist, Nobel 1935 1888 Friedrich Schnack, German journalist and writer, Rosewood 1887 Dorothy Dix, Elizabeth Gilmer, journalist, advice to the lovelorn 1887 John Reed, journalist who reported on Mexican, Russian revolutions 1887 Henry Mayhew, English Journalist 1887 Albert PAA Besnard, Dutch poet/journalist, Uprising and Remorse 1887 William Walraven, Dutch journalist and writer, Indian Daily 1887 Erich Kuttner, German journalist/historian, Vorwarts 1887 Robert Quillen, American Journalist 1886 Rose Wilder Lane, American Journalist 1886 Louis Pierard, Belgian journalist and writer, Great Germany 1886 Kurt Baschwitz, German/Dutch sociologist/journalist, Du und 1885 Anna Louise Strong, American Journalist 1885 Egon E Kisch, Czechoslovakian writer/journalist, Rasende Reporter 1884 Ehm Welk, born in Biesenbrow, Germany, writer, journalist, pseudonym, Thomas Trimm, survived Oranienburg concentration camp, founder, folk high schools 1884 Henri Liebrecht, Belgian playwright/journalist 1884 Johannes Clinge Doorenbos, Dutch journalist/conductor 1883 John Maynard Keynes, Cambridge England, economist and journalist 1883 Bokke R S Pollema, Dutch Frisian journalist/author, Lock of Hair 1883 Louis Veuillot, French Journalist 1883 Federigo Tozzi, Italian writer and journalist, La Torre, Tre Croci 1882 Hendrik Willem Van Loon, American Journalist 1881 Franklin P. Adams, American Journalist 1880 Damon Runyon, U.S. journalist and writer, Guys and Dolls-based on his work 1880 Asser B Kleerekoper, journalist/2nd-Member of parliament, SDAP 1880 B. C. Forbes, born in New Deer, Scotland, Bertie Charles Forbes, founder Forbes magazine, financial journalist, books include, 'Forbes Epigrams', '101 Unusual Experiences' 1879 Jacques Bainville, French historian/essayist/journalist 1878 Don Marquis, Illinois, journalist/poet, archy and mehitabel 1878 James O Curwood, U.S., journalist and writer, Kazan the wolfdog 1878 Egon Friedell, Austria, journalist/actor/writer, Der Partylowe 1876 Irvin S. Cobb, American Journalist 1876 Alban Collignon, Belgian sport journalist 1875 Karl (Theodor) Andree, German journalist (Globus), dies at 66 1875 Edmund Clerihew Bentley, English Journalist 1875 Edgar Wallace, born in England, novelist, playwright and journalist, Terror 1875 John Mitchel, Irish Journalist 1875 Jozef E Stokvis, journalist/Dutch MP, SDAP 1874 Norman Angell, Lane, English cowboy/journalist, Nobel 1933 1874 Ricardo Flores Magon, Mexican Journalist 1874 Karl Kraus, born in Austria, journalist, writer, aphorist, playwright, poet, satirist, essayist, known for witty criticisms of the press, politics, German culture 1872 Arthur Griffith, Irish journalist, founder of Sinn Fein 1872 Oswald Garrison Villard, American journalist 1872 Anne Anema, Dutch lawyer/journalist/politician, ARP 1871 Leonid N Andrejev, Russian journalist and writer, Red Laugh 1871 Journalist Henry M. Stanley begins his famous expedition to Africa 1871 Warner Fabian, Samuel H Adams, U.S. journalist and writer, Average Jones 1870 Ray Stannard Baker, U.S., journalist, Puliter Prize 1940 1869 Felix Salten, Siegmund Salzmann, Austria journalist, Bambi 1868 Kin Hubbard, American Journalist 1867 David Graham Phillips, American Journalist 1867 Marcel Schwob, Frans writer/journalist, Le Croisade des Enfants 1867 Finley Peter Dunne, U.S., journalist/humorist, Mr Dooley 1867 Nellie Bly, Elizabeth Cochran Seaman, journalist 1866 Jeppe Aakjaer, Danish journalist, author and poet, Vredens Born 1866 Joseph Lincoln Steffens, muckraker and journalist, Shame of the Cities 1866 Lincoln Steffens, American Journalist 1866 Karl Friedrich Paul Ernst, born in Elbingerode, Germany, writer, journalist, dramatist, critic, works include 'Die Hochzeit', 'Canossa' 1866 George Ade, U.S., journalist/playwright/humorist, Fables in Slang 1865 Otto Julius Bierbaum, German writer/journalist, Remarkable Stories 1865 Pim [Willem JH] Mulier, Dutch journalist/writer/sport-organizer 1864 Frans Netscher, Dutch writer/journalist, Studies of nude model 1864 Richard Harding Davis, U.S., journalist/author, In The Fig 1863 Francis E Younghusband, British journalist/explorer 1861 Juhani Aho, Fins journalist and writer, Panu, Tuomio 1861 William Lyon MacKenzie, Canadian Journalist 1860 Theodor Herzl, Austria, journalist/founder, Zionist movement 1860 Horatio W. Bottomley, British journalist/swindler 1860 Johan [Eliza J] de Meester, Dutch journalist and writer, Geertje 1859 Luis Munoz Rivera, Puerto Rico, journalist, founded Federalist Party 1859 Gamaliel Bailey, American Journalist 1858 Moritz G, Moses, Saphir, Hungarian journalist, dies at 63 1856 Frank Harris, England, journalist and writer, My Life and Loves 1854 Edward Wyllis Scripps, publisher/journalist 1853 Jan van Rijswijck, Flemish journalist/mayor, Antwerp 1852 Dom Joao G da Camara, Portuguese journalist/songwriter 1852 John Oxenham, British Journalist 1851 Jean E "Adrian" van Bevervoorde, journalist (Treason), dies at 31 1850 Eugene Field, author/journalist, Little Boy Blue 1850 Lafcadio Hearn, U.S., journalist/author, Chita 1849 William Thomas Stead, English Journalist 1849 Jacob August Riis, Danish Journalist 1848 Joel Chandler Harris, U.S. journalist, created Uncle Remus stories 1847 Stephanus J du Toit, South Africa theologist/journalist, Afr Bond 1847 George Robert Sims, English Journalist 1846 C. P. Scott, British Journalist 1844 Claude Tillier, French journalist and writer (My Uncle Benjamin), dies 1844 Edouard A Drumont, French anti-semitic journalist 1842 Henry Duff Trail, journalist/author 1841 Johannes de Koo, Dutch journalist/stage writer 1841 Alfred Townsend George, Civil War journalist 1841 Henry Stanley, England, journalist/explorer, found Livingston in Africa 1840 Mehmed N Kemal, Turkish journalist, Vatan 1835 Henry Villard, American Journalist 1833 Ernesto Teodoro Moneta, Italy, journalist, Nobel Peace Prize 1907 1833 Betsy Perk, Dutch journalist, writer and feminist 1832 Jules Valles, French journalist/communard/author, L'insurge 1832 Alfred Pollard Edward, Civil War journalist 1829 Carl Schurz, Major General Union volunteers and journalist 1828 Pieter 't Hoen, Dutch journalist/patriot (Neder-Rhijn), dies at 83 1826 Oskar Peschel, German journalist/geography, Volkerkunder 1823 Ivan S Aksakov, Russian journalist, Denj, Moskvitsh 1821 Nikolai Nekrasov, Russ, poet/journalist, Who Can be Happy in Russia? 1821 William Howard Russell, Irish Journalist 1819 Jean E "Adriaan" van Bevervoorde, journalist, History of Holland 1818 John C Hespe, Dutch journalist/politician, dies at 61 1815 John Mitchel, Irish Journalist 1815 Henry Parkes, British journalist/premier of Australia 1814 Charles Mackay, born in Perth, Scotland, poet, writer, journalist, songwriter, wrote for the Morning Chronicle, Illustrated London News, wrote book 'Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds', 1841, wrote popular song 'Cheer, Boys, Cheer' 1813 Louis Veuillot, French Journalist 1812 Henry Mayhew, English Journalist 1809 Wybo Fijnje, politician/patriot/journalist, dies at 59 1808 Karl [Theodor] Andree, German geographer/journalist, Globus 1807 Gamaliel Bailey, American Journalist 1807 Joan Lucaz, Dutch scholar/journalist/patriot, dies at 60 1806 J V Snellman, Finland, journalist/statesman/nationalist 1805 William Lloyd Garrison, American Journalist 1801 Claude Tillier, French journalist and writer, My Uncle Benjamin 1797 John Wilkes, English journalist/Higher/Lower house leader, dies at 72 1795 William Lyon MacKenzie, Canadian Journalist 1795 Moritz G [Moses] Saphir, Hungarian journalist/serial writer 1784 Mary Mead, wife of English journalist John Wilkes, dies 1763 English journalist John Wilkes injured at duel 1763 London Journalist John Wilkes confined in the Tower 1760 Camille Desmoulins, born in France, journalist, pamphleteer and revolution leader 1757 John C Hespe, Dutch journalist/politician 1750 Wybo Fijnje, Dutch politician/patriot/journalist 1746 Joan Lucaz, Dutch journalist/patriot 1746 John Peter Zenger, journalist, involved in 1st amendment fight, dies 1744 Pieter 't Hoen, Dutch journalist/patriot 1731 Daniel Defoe, English Journalist 1725 John Wilkes, English journalist/MP, N Briton 1722 Christopher Smart, English poet and journalist, Ceremony of Carols 1697 Abbe Prevost, French novelist and journalist, Manon Lescaut |
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