shirer (Meaning)
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shirer (n)
United States broadcast journalist who was in Berlin at the outbreak of World War II (1904-1993)
Synonyms & Antonyms of shirer
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shirer Sentence Examples
- William Shirer witnessed the rise and fall of the Third Reich in real-time.
- Shirer's book, "Berlin Diary," chronicled his harrowing experiences as a journalist in Nazi Germany.
- Despite censorship and intimidation, Shirer refused to compromise his journalistic integrity.
- Shirer's reporting helped to inform the world about the horrors of the Nazi regime.
- As a foreign correspondent, Shirer provided an outsider's perspective on the events shaping Europe.
- Shirer's writing style combined objectivity with a deep emotional resonance.
- Shirer's work has been praised for its accuracy and its insights into the human condition.
- Shirer's legacy as a truth-teller and a fearless journalist continues to inspire generations of writers.
- Shirer's ability to capture the lived experiences of ordinary people gave his writing a unique authenticity.
- Shirer's unwavering commitment to witnessing and reporting the truth earned him the respect of both readers and fellow journalists.
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United States broadcast journalist who was in Berlin at the outbreak of World War II (1904-1993)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
William Shirer witnessed the rise and fall of the Third Reich in real-time.
Shirer's book, "Berlin Diary," chronicled his harrowing experiences as a journalist in Nazi Germany.
Despite censorship and intimidation, Shirer refused to compromise his journalistic integrity.
Shirer's reporting helped to inform the world about the horrors of the Nazi regime.
