The Exile: Burchett: Reporter Of Conflict (1988) By Roland Perry
 
'Bertrand Russell called him 'the greatest historian of our time'.  To Richard Hughes, the doyen of foreign reporters in Asia, he was 'one of the best and bravest correspondents I've ever known.'
Burchett made history with his scoop on the devastation of Hiroshima.  in the face of official cover-ups, he revealed the after effects of the bomb in his dramatic eye-witness story: I Write This As A Warning To The World.  he smuggled Jews out of Nazi Germany in 1938, risked assassination to help friends in Pol Pot's Kampuchea in 1980; he always battled to give another view.
In this gripping account of Burchett's life and trial, Roland Perry brings to life the story of an extraordinary and puzzling man.' 
 
Hard Cover With Dust Jacket
258 pages
In Good Condition