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Gareth Jones - On Assignment in Nazi Germany 1933-34 (Paperback)
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Gareth Jones - On Assignment in Nazi Germany 1933-34 (Paperback)
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Since Gareth Jones's historic press conference in Berlin in 1933
when he became the first journalist to reveal the existence and
extent of the Holodomor, a Soviet-induced famine in Ukraine in
which over four million people died, Jones and his professional
reputation have been the focus of a determined campaign by those
who deny the famine ever happened. Attempts to destroy Jones's
character, which would de facto undermine the reliability of his
reports of the Holodomor, have increased in recent years following
global recognition and acclaim for the importance of his work.
Citing his professional connections with the Nazis, including:
Flying on Hitler's plane on the day he became German Chancellor
Having a front row seat at a Nazi rally in Frankfurt Noting that he
enjoyed a private dinner with Goebbels Having several acquaintances
who later took key roles in the Third Reich His 1935 obituary in a
Nazi paper which stated Jones was 'one of us' and his
self-confessed love of Germany, speaking fluent German, and making
annual visits from 1923-34, there have been a number of accusations
that Jones was, in fact, a Nazi sympathiser and fascist
collaborator. In this groundbreaking new study, Ray Gamache, an
acknowledged expert on Gareth Jones and the reporting of the
Holodomor, thoroughly examines Jones's extensive notebooks,
letters, articles and speeches to investigate these claims. In
Gareth Jones - On Assignment in Nazi Germany 1933-34, Gamache
provides a compelling narrative which refutes claims of Jones's
Nazi sympathies, stating: 'That he encountered some of the most
impactful historical figures and events of the 1930s is beyond
dispute, and his reporting of those events offers considerable
insight into what responsible journalism looked like at that time.'
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