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Re: request re: pilger



Just to add to Anthony's input, 

As far as I know Pilger covered the Veitnam war. He
also wrote a book under the title "Last Day In Saigon"
back in 1972. 
Other well known documentaries were: The Killing
Fields (Pol Pot regime in Kambodia) and a further
documentary on the Australian Aboriginies (title
escapes my memory at the moment). A couple of years
ago he made a documentary about the origins of
Australians in which he traced his own ancestries. 

John appeared in many TV/Radio discussions in the UK
during the Gulf War, were he took a stance against the
war. 

I hope this helps.

Aziz

 
--- Anthony Arnove <arnove@igc.org> wrote:
> John Pilger
> 
> Pilger is a documentary filmmaker, journalist, and
> author. He has twice won
> Britain’s highest award for journalism, Journalist
> of the Year. He has been
> named International Journalist of the Year and his
> documentaries have won
> Academy awards in the United States and United
> Kingdom. His most recent
> documentary for London-based Independent Television
> (ITV) is Paying the
> Price: Killing the Children of Iraq. Pilger’s
> documentary Death of a
> Nation: The Timor Conspiracy has been shown in
> theaters internationally. A
> regular contributor to the Guardian and New
> Statesman, he is the author of
> Hidden Agendas (New Press), A Secret Country
> (Knopf), and Distant Voices
> (Vintage).
> 
> Taken from Iraq Under Siege: The Deadly Impact of
> Sanctions and War, ed.
> Anthony Arnove (Cambridge: South End Press, 2000;
> London: Pluto Press,
> 2000), which featured Pilger's chapter "Collateral
> Damage."
> 
> For more information, see www.lbbs.org/sep/iraq.htm.
> 
> In solidarity
> Anthony
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Anthony Arnove
> South End Press
> 7 Brookline Street #1
> Cambridge MA 02139-4146
> v 617-547-4002
> f 617-547-1333
> e arnove@igc.org
> w http://www.lbbs.org/sep/sep.htm
> 
> National Writers Union/UAW Local 1981
> 
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