Anna Zenger Named America’s First Newspaper Woman
In a new historical study by Kent Cooper, Anna Zenger, wife of John Peter Zenger, is proposed as the driving force behind the New York Weekly Journal. The book argues she wrote the sharp editorials that sparked colonial support for press freedom, portraying her as the era’s first female editor and publisher during her husband’s nine months imprisonment.
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Army Collects Stolen Nazi Art Seek Pre War Owners
American military authorities report returning over 200000 art works seized by Nazis to pre war owners. Many pieces may remain missing due to wartime destruction and looting, with hundreds of thousands cataloged across Munich and Wiesbaden collections worth hundreds of millions.
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