Noel Barber
1909 – 10 Jul 1988
Noel Barber was a British novelist and journalist. Many of his novels, considered exotic romances, as well as his works of 20th century history, are based on his first-hand experiences as leading foreign correspondent for the Daily Mail. Most notably he reported from Morocco, where he was stabbed five times. In October 1956, Barber survived a gun shot wound to the head by a Soviet sentry in Hungary during the Hungarian revolution.
Books
- Nesikhat ha-iyim
- How strong is Japan?
- Des rires et des larmes
- Newspaper reporting, with hints on paragraphing, article writing and specialisation
- Tanamera (Hodder Great Reads)
- The week France fell, June 10-16, 1940
- La ballade des jours passés
- The Black Hole of Calcutta
- Adios A Francia
- Le figlie del principe
- The sultans
- Conversations with painters.
- Sakkara
- La Femme du Caire
- How strong is America?
- The Singapore story
- The U.S.A. (Let's Visit Series)
- The Weeping and the Laughter
- Fires of spring
- The Black Hole Of Calcutta
- Life with Titina
- Sultans
- War of Running Dogs
- Oskeghjyuri tirakalnerě
- Les filles du prince
- The Black Hole of Calcutta
- The flight of the Dalai Lama
- Lords of the Horns
- Tanamera
- The fall of Shanghai
- Pariser Jahre
- From the land of lost content
- From the land of the lost content
- Newspaper reporting, with hints on paragraphing, article writing, and specialization
- Fermanr̄ewayanî Qoç Zêrîn
- The Black Hole of Calcutta
- Hijas del Principe, Las
- Prisoner of war
- Trans-Siberian
- A Woman of Cairo
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