Translation of "War reporter" in German

He changes roles, from action hero to war reporter to victim:

Before, he was a war reporter in Iran.

He came as an air-gunner into the Luftwaffe (Air Force) and became war reporter for audio news.

The former war reporter wants to give Muslims a voice.

Pierre has made a name for himself as a committed war reporter.

Matthieu Aikins has been a war reporter in Afghanistansince 2008.

The War Reporter Memorial is a natural extension.

The tall TV icon had exaggerated his assignments as a war reporter.

The Lebanese Civil War threw the one-time television presenter and newsreader onto the front line as a war reporter.

Orkhan Dzhemal was a renowned war reporter, his career stretching back to the early years of Russia’s independent press.

I worked as a war reporter for 15 years before I realized that I really had a problem.

He was a war reporter.

I used to want to be a war reporter. I remember.

Harry, if you're ever going to be a world-famous war reporter, you will have to learn to recognise when people are lying to you.

In the years from 1561 to 1606 he traveled the world as a soldier, later as a mercenary leader, a war reporter and travel writer.

The journalists accredited with NATO were prepared for their job by a trained war reporter, in close collaboration with the Baden-Württemberg police.

The PhD graduate in philosophy and author was an editor at »Der Spiegel« magazine from 1998 to 2006, for which she worked as a war reporter from numerous crisis regions.

I have been war-reporter in the Balkans; I was among the activists in Constantinople when the revolution reached the Osmanic Empire.

From 1993 she worked for a Norwegian daily in Russia, then China, before she became a war reporter for Norwegian television in 1998.

As a war reporter, she documented the Battle of Alsace in late 1944, and the liberation of the concentration camp in Vaihingen, near Stuttgart, in 1945.

Pedro Rosa Mendes initially had mixed feelings on his way from being a war reporter to a writer: »I was afraid of changing my profession.

TAZ described Edo Popovi? as the "Main revolutionary of the Croatian literature scene", the pop-literature great of the Eighties, the hard-hitting, incorrupt war reporter of the civil war and co-founder of "Quorum", the most important literature magazine in former Yugoslavia.

In WWII he works as a war reporter for the photo journal "Signal", which is distributed outside Germany and promoted by the chief of the propaganda department of the German Wehrmacht. Later, he becomes a driver.