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Press Freedom and Its Importance – Stewart Alsop

„The press needs to have the freedom to say all so that certain people don’t have the freedom to do all.“

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Stewart Alsop was an American journalist and war veteran.

This statement emphasizes the important role of press freedom as a guardian of democracy.


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Quote about press freedom by Stewart Alsop

Stewart Alsop (1914–1974) was an American journalist who also served in World War II. He served in both the British and U.S. armies, was awarded the Croix de guerre, and was known for his work in intelligence services.

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