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Pulitzer Prizes: International
Reporting
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1948
- Paul W. Ward (Baltimore Sun)
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1949
- Price Day (Baltimore Sun)
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1950
- Edmund Stevens (Christian Science Monitor)
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1951
- Keyes Beech and Fred Sparks (Chicago Daily News); Homer
Bigart and Marguerite Higgins (New York Herald Tribune); Relman
Morin and Don Whitehead (Associated Press)
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1952
- John M. Hightower (Associated Press)
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1953
- Austin C. Wehrwein (Milwaukee Journal)
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1954
- Jim G. Lucas (Scripps-Howard Newspapers)
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1955
- Harrison E. Salisbury (New York Times)
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1956
- William Randolph Hearst, Jr., and Frank Conniff (Hearst Newspapers);
Kingsbury Smith (INS)
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1957
- Russell Jones (United Press)
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1958
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New York Times
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1959
- Joseph Martin and Philip Santora (New York Daily News)
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1960
- A. M. Rosenthal (New York Times)
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1961
- Lynn Heinzerling (Associated Press)
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1962
- Walter Lippmann (New York Herald Tribune Syndicate)
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1963
- Hal Hendrix (Miami News)
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1964
- Malcolm W. Browne (Associated Press); David Halberstam (New York
Times)
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1965
- J. A. Livingston (Philadelphia Bulletin)
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1966
- Peter Arnett (Associated Press)
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1967
- R. John Hughes (Christian Science Monitor)
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1968
- Alfred Friendly (Washington Post)
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1969
- William Tuohy (Los Angeles Times)
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1970
- Seymour M. Hersh (Dispatch News Service)
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1971
- Jimmie Lee Hoagland (Washington Post)
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1972
- Peter R. Kann (Wall Street Journal)
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1973
- Max Frankel (New York Times)
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1974
- Hedrick Smith (New York Times)
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1975
- William Mullen and Ovie Carter (Chicago Tribune)
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1976
- Sydney H. Schanberg (New York Times)
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1978
- Henry Kamm (New York Times)
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1979
- Richard Ben Cramer (Philadelphia Inquirer)
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1980
- Joel Brinkley and Jay Mather (Louisville
Courier-Journal)
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1981
- Shirley Christian (Miami Herald)
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1982
- John Darnton (New York Times)
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1983
- Thomas L. Friedman (New York Times)
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1984
- Karen E. House (Wall Street Journal)
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1985
- Josh Friedman, Dennis Bell, and Ozier
Muhammad
(Newsday)
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1986
- Lewis M. Simons, Pete Carey, and Katherine Ellison (San Jose
Mercury News)
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1987
- Michael Parks (Los Angeles Times)
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1988
- Thomas L. Friedman (New York Times)
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1989
- Bill Keller (New York Times); Glenn Frankel (Washington
Post)
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1990
- Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn (New York Times)
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1991
- Caryle Murphy (Washington Post); Serge Schmemann (New York
Times)
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1992
- Patrick J. Sloyan (Newsday)
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1993
- John F. Burns (New York Times); Roy
Gutman
(Newsday)
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1994
- Dallas Morning News team
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1995
- Mark Fritz (Associated Press)
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1996
- David Rohde (Christian Science Monitor)
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1997
- John F. Burns (New York Times)
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1998
- New York Times staff
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1999
- Wall Street Journal staff
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2000
- Mark Schoofs (The Village Voice [New York, N.Y.])
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2001
- Ian Johnson (Wall Street Journal) and Paul Salopek
(Chicago Tribune)
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2002
- Barry Bearak (New York Times)
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2003
- Kevin Sullivan and Mary Jordan (Washington Post)
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2004
- Anthony Shadid (Washington Post)
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2005
- Kim Murphy (Los Angeles Times ) and Dele Olojede
(Newsday [Long Island, N.Y.])
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2006
- Joseph Kahn and Jim Yardley (New York Times)
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2007
- Wall Street Journal staff
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