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...editorial employee of TIME, where he wrote as much as one-third of the magazine's copy in its early days and over a 43-year career at Time Inc. edited the National Affairs and Business sections, helped launch Fortune as an associate editor (1931-33) and then served as managing editor of TIME (1937-43), co-editor in chief (1943-45) and chief of foreign correspondents (1946-57); in Falmouth, Mass...
...Paul on apartheid and other topics, as "inadmissible." No one, stated Nicolini, could claim exclusive, commercial rights to selections from John Paul's pronouncements. - The column was to be the first in a series of John Paul's statements compiled by Alfred Bloch, a native of Poland, who is co-editor of an anthology of the Pope's philosophical treatises...
Currently, Wolff is co-editor of the Bach Jahrbuch, an important publication of Bach scholarship. He is also working on a three-volume Bach Compendium, which will provide information on all of Bach's works and sources. Wolff has also written a number of books about Bach and Mozart...
Jasinski was co-editor of the oldest and most famous review of French literary history. "Revue d'Histoire litteraire de la France," from...
...product of "a bunker mentality." The magazine's renewed coverage of an episode that Nannen had hoped to forget was in fact forced by embittered employees, who for six days symbolically occupied Stern's editorial offices. The protest compelled Nannen to drop a newly named co-editor from outside the magazine, Business Journalist Johannes Gross, whom staffers labeled too conservative, and to pledge that the magazine would continue in a "progressive-liberal" (actually, leftwing) tradition of journalism. Other publications hailed, as a "first in German journalistic history," the rights that Stern staffers had won. But Stern...