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Pulitzer Prizes: International Reporting



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

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