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Bob Wurth
Artful dodgers of condemnation
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Enlarge textBob Wurth asks if wartime propagandists, such as controversial filmmaker Veit Harlan, are war criminals or simply just artists tending to their craft.
topDespite the Japanese Navy's attempts to make us think otherwise, the youthful sacrifice of the Kamikaze pilots was not always voluntary, eager or willing, writes Bob Wurth.
The Nazi King – fool or traitor?
Production still from Edward VIII: The Nazi King.
What we call the Great Wall of China today is just one of China’s great walls and the Chinese are still discovering more and more sections of them, some in a state of great decay, as Bob Wurth reveals.
Just when you thought you had enough to worry about - from Iran’s nuclear program to your finances after the global meltdown to the safety of insulation in the roof - Bob Wurth discovers there’s a renewed global mega-worry for us all: asteroid impacts and the Big Bang.
Just when you thought you had enough to worry about - from Iran’s nuclear program to your finances after the global meltdown to the safety of insulation in the roof - Bob Wurth discovers there’s a renewed global mega-worry for us all: asteroid impacts and the Big Bang.
Close to 98 years after the sinking of the then world’s largest vessel,
the SBS documentary drama Unsinkable Titanic is a reminder of
the potential vulnerability of ships at sea, says Bob Wurth.
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Bob Wurth's books include 'Justice in the Philippines' and 'Saving Australia' and he was a contributor to Dorothy Horsfield’s 'Paul Lyneham, a Memoir'.
Bob Wurth Bob Wurth is a journalist and author based on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. He has written four books on the Asia-Pacific region, including 1942, Australia's Greatest Peril, and Capturing Asia, which is to be published by ABC Books in June, 2010.
Wurth is a former ABC news editor, foreign correspondent in Asia, and ABC manager for both Asia and Queensland. He has traveled Asia extensively.
He was the 2009 visiting scholar to the John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library and a fellow at the Australian Prime Ministers' Centre, Canberra.
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