Difference between revisions of "Donald Tyerman"

Donald Tyerman
Donald Tyerman; (journalist, editor);
Born	1 March 1908
Died	4 April 1981 (Age 73)
Nationality	UK
Alma mater	Great Ayton Friends' School, Gateshead Grammar School, Brasenose College (Oxford)
Founder of	International Institute for Strategic Studies
	The Economist/Editor
In office
	1956 - 1965
Preceded by	Geoffrey Crowther
Succeeded by	Alastair Burnet
	Deputy Editor
In office
	1944 - 1955
Employer	The Times
Preceded by	Donald Tyerman, Donald Tyerman
	Deputy Editor
In office
	1943 - 1944
Employer	The Observer
Succeeded by	Donald Tyerman
	Deputy Editor
In office
	1939 - 1944
Employer	The Economist
Succeeded by	Donald Tyerman

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Donald Tyerman joined The Economist in 1936. In 1939 he was made deputy editor.

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+Donald Tyerman joined ''[[The Economist]]'' in 1936. In 1939 he was made [[Deputy Editor of The Economist|deputy editor]].
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