Jack Belden, Theodore White and american journalism in China during the Second world war

This article analyses China reporting by two American journalists, Jack Belden and Theodore White. They widely travelled there, and witnessed key events and personalities of Republican China's War of Resistance against Japan (1937-1945). Their coverage of American efforts in China reflected an uneasy relationship between two wartime allies.

Jack Belden, Theodore White, American Journalism in China, "Time", "Life", "Yunaytet Press", Military korrespondent, the government of Chiang Kai-shek, political crisis in Asia, the civil war in China, KMT