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Mark Fritz’s Biography

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Mark Fritz is a war correspondent and author. Fritz won a Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting in 1995 for his stories about the Rwandan genocide. He's currently writing CRASHING IN AMERICA , a memoir.

Fritz interned at the Detroit News in 1977, which included working weekends at the city's legendary--and brutal--1300 Beubien police beat. He spent nearly six years at the Kalamazoo (Mich) Gazette. He was a staff writer for the AP from 1984-1997, and again in 2003. He also was a national wr…

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Mark Fritz, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist

Mark Fritz, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist

Webpage of Pulitzer Prize-winnimg war correspondent Mark Fritz, author of "Lost on Earth: Nomads of the New W…

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mark-fritz.com, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist

mark-fritz.com, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist

Webpage of Pulitzer Prize-winnimg war correspondent Mark Fritz, author of "Lost on Earth: Nomads of the New W…

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Pulitzer Prize-winning war Correspondent Mark Fritz

Pulitzer Prize-winning war Correspondent Mark Fritz

KARUBAMBA, Rwanda (AP) Nobody lives here any more.Not the families crowded in the church, not the women at th…

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Mark Fritz: books, biography, latest update

Mark Fritz: books, biography, latest update

Follow Mark Fritz and explore their bibliography from Amazon's Mark Fritz Author Page.

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Mark Fritz, Pulitzer Prize-Winning War Correspondent and Author

Mark Fritz, Pulitzer Prize-Winning War Correspondent and Author

Official website of Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Mark Fritz, international war correspondent, investigat…

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Articles

A Handy Guide For What The Careful CEO Should, And Shouldn't, Talk About

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By Mark Fritz Verified
| Benzinga
CEOs walk a fine line when it comes to talking about hot-button issues like transgender rights or gun control or arming transgender people to fight for the right of immigrants to have affordable health care and equal pay without enduring global warming. The Statista stats service has put together a handy graphic that reflects a poll by the PR firm Weber Shandwick that essentially asks: What are safe topics for CEOs to talk about, and what areas are foot-in-mouth minefields?
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AP Was There: Only human wreckage left in Karubamba village

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| KJTV-TV (Lubbock, TX) Verified
By MARK FRITZ Associated Press KARUBAMBA, Rwanda (AP) - This story was first published on May 13, 1994 when AP journalist Mark Fritz reported on the Rwandan genocide, for which he won a Pulitzer prize. We are reprinting the story now to mark the 25th anniversary of the plane crash on April 6 that triggered the genocide. ___ Nobody lives here anymore.
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AP Was There: Only human wreckage left in Karubamba village

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| The Enterprise (Brockton, MA) Verified
KARUBAMBA, Rwanda (AP) " This story was first published on May 13, 1994 when AP journalist Mark Fritz reported on the Rwandan genocide, for which he won a Pulitzer prize. We are reprinting the story now to mark the 25th anniversary of the plane crash on April 6 that triggered the genocide. ___ Nobody lives here anymore.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Intern on the Detroit News police beat (the notorious 1300 Beubien precinct).

Have you ever used a typewriter?

In Iraq in 1991.

How is social media changing news?

It's giving voice to any asshole with an opinion .

Awards

Pulitzer Prize

1995 - International Reporting

Journalist Mark Fritz, sole winner of the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting, for his coverage of the Rwandan genocide.

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