Difference between revisions of "Stewart Steven"
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| − | In 1972 Steven signed off as Foreign editor on a ''[[Daily Express]]'' "world exclusive" that [[Martin Bormann]] was living in South America. After 6 days the paper issued a retraction and he departed to become assistant editor for the ''[[Daily Mail]]''.<ref name=Greenslade> | + | In 1972 Steven signed off as Foreign editor on a ''[[Daily Express]]'' "world exclusive" that [[Martin Bormann]] was living in South America. After 6 days the paper issued a retraction and he departed to become assistant editor for the ''[[Daily Mail]]''.<ref name=Greenslade>http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2004/jan/20/pressandpublishing.guardianobituaries </ref> |
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 6 August 2021
 Stewart Steven    (journalist, editor) | |
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| Born | Stefan Gustaf Cohen 1935-09-30 Hamburg |
| Died | 2004-01-19 (Age 68) London |
| Nationality | United Kingdom |
| Alma mater | Mayfield College |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Parents | • Rudolph Steven • Trude Steven |
| Children | adopted Inka's son |
| Spouse | Inka Sobieniewska |
Printed "world exclusive" for Daily Express that Martin Bormann was living in South America. After 6 days the paper issued a retraction. | |
Stewart Steven was regarded as a "brilliant editor".[1]
Career
In 1972 Steven signed off as Foreign editor on a Daily Express "world exclusive" that Martin Bormann was living in South America. After 6 days the paper issued a retraction and he departed to become assistant editor for the Daily Mail.[1]
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