著名意大利女记者法拉奇（Italy famous female journalist Fallaci）.docVIP

著名意大利女记者法拉奇（Italy famous female journalist Fallaci） Why the Muslims to kill Faraci (Reprint) [reprint] (3322 words) 0001 stellers (366337) in 2004/05/06 (16:49:20). Why kill Muslims Fallaci (Reprint) Author: Cao Changqing Oriana, a famous female journalist from Italy Fallaci) after 10 years of silence, recently became a news on Western media, this is not because she is on the offensive power character interview, but she was attack: Italy Muslim groups to give her a letter, and threatened to kill her, because she wrote articles criticizing Islam and Arafat. The Wall Street journal on April 28th published a report entitled Rushdie of Italy editorial, after the column was ordered to kill Khomeini Faraci British novelist Rushdie, second for the point and life threatening Western writers; and the courage to stand up to condemn terrorism and Dutch act bomb praise said, Europe conscience has a Name: faraci. In 80s seven, Fallaci interviewed Khomeini, Deng Xiaoping, Wu Yuanjia, Arafat, Pahlavi, Kissinger, Al-qaddafi and many other heads of state power and celebrity, which assembled into a Book of interview history (Interview With History is still one of the must read students at the major journalism schools in the United states. Was born in Florence in 1930 after the Fallaci wrote nine books and a number of interviews and articles, from the press to retire to a resident of Manhattan in recent years. She did not accept any media interviews, almost without leaving home. Many people asked for an interview with her, but she refused to do her research behind closed doors. 911 when the world trade center was bombed, she was living in Midtown Manhattan apartment, witnessing the collapse of the Twin Star mansion. In extreme shock and anger, she broke the absolute silence of more than 10 years. She wrote two articles and a book for this purpose. She strongly condemned the terrorists, and defended the Western civilization represented by the United States without compromise. Islamic f