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Henry George Seldes was an American investigative journalist, foreign correspondent, editor, . He also reported on the Spanish Civil War on a freelance basis for three years and later said that American . A more appreciative estimate said that Freedom of the Press was "one-sided, but well deserves careful reading.". and Run: George Seldes and the American Press is now being He and his wife Helen covered the Spanish Civil War from Madrid for the New York Post including "Lords of the Press," "You Can't Print That," and "Freedom of the Press. Tell the Truth and Run: George Seldes and the American Press history of the Twentieth Century; about freedom, fairness and diversity in the media; . He went back to the trenches of daily journalism to cover the Spanish Civil War late in the George Seldes, who died at the age of 104 in the mid-1990s, published "Freedom of the Press" in 1935 after an impressive tenure as a daily newspaper Freedom Of The Press has 1 rating and 1 review. P.J. said: “There are powerful forces that do not want the facts presented truthfully,” says George Selde He covered the Spanish Civil War for In an article, "George Seldes Eighty years a newspaperman, George Seldes was a noted foreign I went on to attack the Soviet Communist dictators and the regime's denial of civil liberties to press with "Freedom of the Press" in 1935 and "Lords of the Press" in 1938. George Seldes. Da Capo Press, 1971 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 380 pages Political Science / Political Freedom & Security / Civil Rights · Press Biography of George Seldes. He argued that: "freedom of speech and the press in America and England are the slow outcome of a centuries long fight for “This pressure [of the Catholic Church on American journalism] is one of the most important forces in American life, and the only one about which secrecy is