Correspondent
Discover the world's most renowned Correspondents, from trailblazing journalists to captivating personalities. Explore their captivating stories, careers, and contributions to the field of journalism.
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Joseph Pulitzer
 USAAmerican journalist
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Anton Gubankov
 RussiaHead of the Information Service of the St. Petersburg Directorate of "Russia"
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Marina Levinson
USA Correspondent
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Mark Galesnikov
 IsraelSatirist writer, journalist
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Tony Snow
USA Journalist, White House press secretary
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Giulietto Chiesa
 ItalyItalian journalist
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Yaroslav Golovanov
Russia Soviet and Russian journalist, writer and popularizer of science
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Alexandr Belenkiy
Russia Sports journalist
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Valery Kopman
 LatviaSpecial correspondent for Latvia from the magazine
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Igor Poroshin
Russia Sports journalist
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Brian Moore
 Great BritainCommentator
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Judith Miller
USA Former New York Times correspondent
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Nataliya Zabuzova
Russia TV presenter
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Pnina Dedman
Israel Translator, pianist
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Anna Dmitrieva
Russia Sports journalist
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Yulius Fucik
 CzechCzech journalist, resistance figure
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Kirill Kiknadze
Russia Sports journalist
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Svetlana Shurugina
Russia Correspondent
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Dmitriy Fedorov
Russia Sports journalist
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Artem Borovik
Russia Well-known journalist, editor-in-chief of the newspaper 'Top Secret'
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Kurt Tucholsky
 GermanyGerman journalist and writer of Jewish origin
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Bill Keller
USA Editor-in-chief of the New York Times
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Mihael Dorfman
Israel Journalist and leader of the public movement "Russian Panthers"
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Viktor Graevski
 PolandThe man thanks to whom Nikita Khrushchev's secret speech at the 20th Congress of the CPSU came to the West
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