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Roi Ottley's World War II, the lost diary of an African American journalist, edited with an introduction by Mark A. Huddle

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Roi Ottley's World War II, the lost diary of an African American journalist, edited with an introduction by Mark A. Huddle

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eng

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contains biographical information

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portraits

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index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Roi Ottley's World War II

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

681500381

Responsibility statement

edited with an introduction by Mark A. Huddle

Sub title

the lost diary of an African American journalist

Table Of Contents

Introduction: Roi Ottley's War : Black internationalism and the long freedom struggle -- The diary : notes, Observations, and Memoranda Concerning Travels in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, England, France, Belgium, Italy, and North Africa / by Roi Ottley, PM-Liberty war correspondent : period: June to December 1944 -- Selected journalism, 1942-1946 -- "A White folks' war?" -- "Roi Ottley sees Negro troops in action in Normandy" -- "Progressive trend seen in British colonial policy" -- "Cripps Gives Official View on India Issue" -- "Belgium to Rule Congo without Major Changes" -- "Dixie Invades Britain" -- "Famed French writer Took Nazis for a Ride" -- "France Plans Sweeping Reforms for Colonies" -- "French System of Justice Works Despite Confusion" -- "There's No Race Problem in the Foxholes" -- "Facists Used Jim Crow against Allies" -- "Eyewitness Report on Reign of Terror in Greece : men and women anti-Fascists jailed, tortured by the thousands" -- "Nuernberg Trials mold pattern of "collective guilt" principle

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