Passed by the censor : $b The experience of an American newspaper man in France

"Passed by the Censor: The Experience of an American Newspaper Man in France" by Wythe Williams is a captivating look into the life of a New York Times journalist reporting from the front lines of World War I, where constant censorship shaped what he could reveal. We follow Wythe Williams as he vividly presents his struggles to report accurate information amidst the chaos and uncertainty of war-torn France. The story throws us into the tense atmosphere leading up to the war, capturing a crucial moment in July 1914 when the author covers a court case only to witness a shift towards inevitable conflict. From disbelief to determined reporting, the book shows the weighty challenges journalists faced as they navigated the fog of war and reported on the ground-shaking events changing Europe.