Add to ORKGExamines Hemingway’s World War II military exploits while an accredited war correspondent, making us of the Inspector General’s investigation of the author’s role with the French guerrillas and other military operations. Proposes that though his side of the story would be received with skepticism, it is reasonable to believe that Hemingway never actually engaged in inappropriate action or combat
Biography focused on Hemingway’s 1942-1943 voluntary pursuit of German U-boats in the Gulf Stream. R...
Examines Hemingway’s infusion of fictional techniques (e.g. imagery, first-person point of view, and...
Recounts Hemingway’s well-known exploits as a war correspondent during the 1944 D-Day invasion of Fr...
Reprints Hemingway’s official testimony regarding his participation in the action at Rambouillet, wh...
Focuses on Hemingway’s wartime record, namely his killing of German soldiers, while serving as a cor...
Provides historical and biographical context surrounding the military’s investigation of Hemingway’s...
Traces Hemingway’s fascination with espionage, beginning with his exposure to spying and guerilla wa...
Briefly surveys Hemingway’s service as a Collier’s war correspondent and unofficial participation in...
Sub-chapter chronicling Hemingway\u27s World War II experiences with the French Forces of the Interi...
Notes that Hemingway’s brevity and realism are particularly effective in his war coverage
Biography focused on Hemingway’s World War II exploits. Mort draws on memoirs and other firsthand ac...
Discusses the authors’ contributions as World War II reporters, comparing their personal experiences...
Focuses on Hemingway’s World War II spying activities, including his work with the intelligence oper...
Contemplates the evolution of views on Hemingway\u27s politics and partisan activities, especially i...
Biography focused on Hemingway’s experiences as a World War II correspondent during the summer of 19...
Biography focused on Hemingway’s 1942-1943 voluntary pursuit of German U-boats in the Gulf Stream. R...
Examines Hemingway’s infusion of fictional techniques (e.g. imagery, first-person point of view, and...
Recounts Hemingway’s well-known exploits as a war correspondent during the 1944 D-Day invasion of Fr...
Reprints Hemingway’s official testimony regarding his participation in the action at Rambouillet, wh...
Focuses on Hemingway’s wartime record, namely his killing of German soldiers, while serving as a cor...
Provides historical and biographical context surrounding the military’s investigation of Hemingway’s...
Traces Hemingway’s fascination with espionage, beginning with his exposure to spying and guerilla wa...
Briefly surveys Hemingway’s service as a Collier’s war correspondent and unofficial participation in...
Sub-chapter chronicling Hemingway\u27s World War II experiences with the French Forces of the Interi...
Notes that Hemingway’s brevity and realism are particularly effective in his war coverage
Biography focused on Hemingway’s World War II exploits. Mort draws on memoirs and other firsthand ac...
Discusses the authors’ contributions as World War II reporters, comparing their personal experiences...
Focuses on Hemingway’s World War II spying activities, including his work with the intelligence oper...
Contemplates the evolution of views on Hemingway\u27s politics and partisan activities, especially i...
Biography focused on Hemingway’s experiences as a World War II correspondent during the summer of 19...
Biography focused on Hemingway’s 1942-1943 voluntary pursuit of German U-boats in the Gulf Stream. R...
Examines Hemingway’s infusion of fictional techniques (e.g. imagery, first-person point of view, and...
Recounts Hemingway’s well-known exploits as a war correspondent during the 1944 D-Day invasion of Fr...