A Mass of Media Journalists Take over Bosnia Town of Tuzla
Ap, St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO)
It has become a daily routine. A couple of U.S. military men in a lone truck unobtrusively embark on a scouting mission to prepare for the incoming GIs.
Rumbling behind them, a half-dozen jeeps and vans loaded with reporters and photographers weave along the narrow road, kicking up mud and jostling for the best view.
Bosnians stop waving at the soldiers and stare in wonder at the journalists.
Bosnia is being invaded by the media. With NATO troops arriving to enforce the peace, dozens of journalists are already in Tuzla, and dozens more are expected - including U.S. network stars like Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw.
Bosnians are cheering the attention, …
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Article title: A Mass of Media Journalists Take over Bosnia Town of Tuzla.
Contributors: Ap - Author.
Newspaper title: St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO).
Publication date: December 11, 1995.
Page number: 4A.
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