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The combat photography and wartime experiences of Phil 'Snapdragon' Stern, an iconic photographer of JFK, Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, published for the first time and beautifully presented. Prior to Phil Stern's death on December 13, 2014, his original, unfinished, tattered wartime memoir was discovered, stashed away in an old folio box in his cluttered Hollywood bungalow. Best remembered for his iconic images, his remarkable service during World War II as a combat photographer with Darby's Rangers has remained largely unknown. Until now. Stern's catchy 1940s lingo, honest and…mehr
The combat photography and wartime experiences of Phil 'Snapdragon' Stern, an iconic photographer of JFK, Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, published for the first time and beautifully presented.
Prior to Phil Stern's death on December 13, 2014, his original, unfinished, tattered wartime memoir was discovered, stashed away in an old folio box in his cluttered Hollywood bungalow. Best remembered for his iconic images, his remarkable service during World War II as a combat photographer with Darby's Rangers has remained largely unknown. Until now.
Stern's catchy 1940s lingo, honest and intimate observations, and humor, paired with his striking combat photography, transport the reader 70 years back in time to meet the hardscrabble Rangers and experience some of the key battles of the Mediterranean Theater. Snapdragon is an artifact of that time, told not by a man reminiscing in his twilight years, but by a young soldier fresh from the battlefields.
An award-winning journalist with more than 15 years' experience, Liesl Bradner has contributed to respected national publications such as the Los Angeles Times, the New Republic, the Guardian, Truthdig, Variety and WWIIMagazine. In addition to Phil Stern, with whom she forged a strong bond, Bradner has interviewed nearly 100 artists, actors, screenwriters, authors, politicians and photographers. In May 2016, she was part of a team of writers at Truthdig that won the 2015 Maggie Award for best regularly featured web column (Book Review). Book projects include Frank Sinatra Has a Cold (Taschen, 2015) and the Writers' Room essay for Matthew Weiner's MadMen (Taschen, 2016). She lives in Los Angeles.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: The Discovery Introduction: Back in the USA Part I: The Beginning Chapter 1: So you want to be a Ranger Chapter 2: Onward We Stagger Chapter 3: HMS Royal Ulsterman Chapter 4: Shipping Out Part II: North Africa Chapter 5: Operation Torch Chapter 6: Adapt and Prepare Chapter 7: Don't you know there's a war on Son? Chapter 8: The Pigeon and the G.I. Chapter 9: Tebessa Chapter 10: Sened Station Raid Chapter 10: Kasserine Pass Chapter 11: El Guettar Chapter 12: Wham, I'm hit! Chapter 13: Casablanca Hospital Part III: Sicily Chapter 14: Operation Husky Chapter 15: Vincere "Victory" Chapter 16: Postwar Life Epilogue: The Final Patrol and Legacy Appendices
Preface: The Discovery Introduction: Back in the USA Part I: The Beginning Chapter 1: So you want to be a Ranger Chapter 2: Onward We Stagger Chapter 3: HMS Royal Ulsterman Chapter 4: Shipping Out Part II: North Africa Chapter 5: Operation Torch Chapter 6: Adapt and Prepare Chapter 7: Don't you know there's a war on Son? Chapter 8: The Pigeon and the G.I. Chapter 9: Tebessa Chapter 10: Sened Station Raid Chapter 10: Kasserine Pass Chapter 11: El Guettar Chapter 12: Wham, I'm hit! Chapter 13: Casablanca Hospital Part III: Sicily Chapter 14: Operation Husky Chapter 15: Vincere "Victory" Chapter 16: Postwar Life Epilogue: The Final Patrol and Legacy Appendices
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