Martha Gellhorn Hemingway

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Martha Gellhorn Hemingway was a renowned American war correspondent and writer, known for her vivid reporting from major 20th-century conflicts and for being one of Ernest Hemingway’s wives.

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instanceOf human
non-fiction writer
novelist
short story writer
war correspondent
awardReceived O. Henry Award
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
coveredConflict Arab–Israeli conflicts
D-Day landings
linked to: Battle of Normandy

Second World War
linked to: World War II

Spanish Civil War
Vietnam War
dateOfBirth 1908-11-08
dateOfDeath 1998-02-15
educatedAt Bryn Mawr College
endTimeOfMarriageWithErnestHemingway 1945
genre fiction
travel literature
war reporting
hasAdoptedChild George Alexander Gellhorn
linked to: George Gellhorn
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableWork A Stricken Field
The Face of War
The Trouble I’ve Seen
Travels with Myself and Another
occupation journalist
novelist
short story writer
travel writer
war correspondent
writer
parent Edna Fischel Gellhorn
George Gellhorn
placeOfBirth St. Louis, Missouri, United States
placeOfDeath London, England, United Kingdom
linked to: London, England
religion Judaism
residence Havana, Cuba
Key West, Florida, United States
linked to: Key West, Florida

London, England, United Kingdom
linked to: London, England
sexOrGender female
spouse Ernest Hemingway
T. S. Matthews
startTimeOfMarriageWithErnestHemingway 1940
workedFor Collier’s Weekly
The Atlantic
The Guardian

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Hemingway usedBy Martha Gellhorn Hemingway