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21 de jun. de 2023 · Dorothy Thompson (1923-2011) —de soltera Towers, conocida por sus amigos como Dotty— fue una persona muy peculiar. Miembro destacado del grupo de historiadores del Partido Comunista en Gran Bretaña (que incluía a figuras de renombre como Christopher Hill, John Saville y Eric Hobsbawm), t ras abandonar el Partido Comunista en respuesta a la invasión de Hungría en 1956 participó ...
Dorothy Thompson, née le 9 juillet 1893 à Lancaster ( État de New York) et morte le 30 janvier 1961 à Lisbonne au Portugal, est une journaliste américaine au New York Herald Tribune et une commentatrice politique. En 1939, le magazine Time déclare qu'elle est l'une des deux femmes les plus influentes d'Amérique, l'autre étant Eleanor ...
Todas las frases de Dorothy Thompson. más sobre esta frase ››. “El elemento más destructivo en la mente humana es el miedo. El miedo crea agresividad .”. Dorothy Thompson. [Etiqueta: agresividad, miedo ] más sobre esta frase ››. “La paz no es la ausencia de conflicto, sino la presencia de alternativas creativas para responder ...
Dorothy Thompson, um 1920. Dorothy Thompson (* 9.Juli 1893 in Lancaster, New York; † 30. Januar 1961 in Lissabon, Portugal) war eine amerikanische Schriftstellerin und Journalistin sowie Gründerin der „Weltorganisation der Mütter aller Nationen“ (W.O.M.A.N.
11 de ene. de 2024 · Art by Colin Mahoney. Source photo of Dorothy Thomspon: Library of Congress On the morning of August 25, 1934, the American journalist Dorothy Thompson was taking breakfast in her room at the Hotel Adlon in Berlin when she received a letter from the Gestapo. “In view of your numerous anti-German publications in the American press,” Thompson was informed, “the German authoriti
31 de jul. de 2020 · Dorothy Thompson was a renowned foreign correspondent, newspaper columnist and radio broadcaster. During the 1930s, she was hugely instrumental in drawing the world’s attention to the dangers posed by Hitler and the Nazi Party. Dorothy Celene Thompson was born in New York in 1893. Her mother died when she was just a child and, as a teenager ...
By Dorothy Thompson. WHEN a drastic revolution occurs in a society the change in atmosphere and behavior is so overwhelming that one cannot believe one’s eyes and ears. This is not the society with which one was familiar, the place where one felt so much at home. The old society had a face which one knew and trusted.
