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Agnes Smedley ( chinesisch 艾格尼丝·史沫特莱, Pinyin Àigénísī Shǐmòtèlái; * 23. Februar 1892 in Osgood, Missouri; † 6. Mai 1950 in Oxford) war eine US-amerikanische Journalistin und Autorin, die mit ihren Artikeln und Büchern über die chinesische Revolution bekannt wurde.
Agnes Smedley (February 23, 1892 – May 6, 1950) was an American journalist, writer, and activist who supported the Indian Independence Movement and the Chinese Communist Revolution.
2. Mai 2024 · Agnes Smedley (born Feb. 23, 1892, Campground, Mo., U.S.—died May 6, 1950, Oxford, Eng.) was a journalist and writer best known for a series of articles and books centred on her experiences in China during the growth of Chinese communism.
9. Juni 2022 · David Mayers. Agnes Smedley is one of the more fascinating figures in the history of Sino-American relations. Albeit once the subject of two excellent biographies, and alternately celebrated and reviled in the United States, she nevertheless remains a relatively obscure figure.
26. Nov. 1976 · Agnes Smedley: "Tochter der Erde", Roman, aus dem Amerikanischen von Julian Gumpert; Verlag Frauenoffensive, München, 1976; 434 S., 14,– DM hieß 1929 in der deutschen Erstausgabe: "Eine Frau ...
Smedley never set foot in India. Becoming the pre-eminent cause of Smedley’s life, China eclipsed it. Exceeding anything that she had known in childhood or seen even in post-war Berlin, the scale of Chinese poverty, squalor, and begging shocked her.
Agnes Smedley, a triple agent who worked for the Soviets, the Chinese Communists, and the Indian nationalists, was one of the most prolific female spies of the 20 th century. Unlike most agents...
