Lester Ziffren Papers 1933-1989

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Lester Ziffren Papers 1933-1989

The Lester Ziffren papers contain significant materials relating to the Spanish Civil War. As Madrid bureau chief for United Press, Ziffren filed dispatches and made nightly radio broadcasts in which he described political, economic, and social conditions in Spain in the period prior to the outbreak of the Civil War and during the first six months of the conflict itself. The series of the papers contains compilations of Ziffren's articles and dispatches, as well as transcripts of his radio broadcasts. There are also two sets of diary entries in the series, including his diary from the opening months of the Civil War, and several later articles in which Ziffren recounts his experiences as a war correspondent. Speeches and Writings

8 manuscript boxes; (3.2 linear feet)

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Ziffren, Lester

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American journalist; United Press bureau chief, Madrid, Spain, 1933-1936. From the description of Lester Ziffren papers, 1933-1989. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 123373303 Biographical Note 1906 Born, Rock Island, Illinois 1927 Graduates from the University of Missouri's journalism school ...