Tad Szulc

Tadeusz Witold Szulc (July 25, 1926 – May 21, 2001) was an author and foreign correspondent for ''The New York Times'' from 1953 to 1972. Szulc is credited with breaking the story of the Bay of Pigs invasion. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Czechoslovakia since World War II

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    The secret alliance : the extraordinary story of the rescue of the Jews since World War II /
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1991

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    The bombs of Palomares
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1967

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    Then and now : how the world has changed since WW II /
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1990

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    Fidel : a critical portrait /
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1986

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    Dominican diary
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1965

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    Pope John Paul II. : the biography /
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1995

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    The illusion of peace : foreign policy in the Nixon years /
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1978

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    New trends in Latin America
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1960

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    The winds of revolution; Latin America today and tomorrow
    by Szulc, Tad, Szulc, Tad
    Published 1965

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