Newman, Peter C. 1929-2023
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Name (Latin)
Newman, Peter C. 1929-2023
Other forms of name
Neuman, Peta Karel, 1929-2023
Newman, Peter C. (Peter Charles), 1929-
Newman, Peter Charles
Newman, Peter Charles, 1929-
Date of birth
1929-05-10
Date of death
2023-09-07
Place of birth
Vienna (Austria)
Associated country
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Occupation
Authors
College teachers
Editors
Journalists
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
Sources of Information
- Journalist and author Peter C. Newman, who chronicled Canada's power brokers, dead at 94 (died on Thursday morning [Sept. 7] in Belleville, Ont. ( (CBC news, Sept. 7, 2023:) )
- His Flame of power, 1960:t.p. (Peter C. Newman)
- His The establishment man, c1982:t.p. (Peter C. Newman) Can CIP data (Newman, Peter C., 1929- )
- LAC authority file, 8 Jan. 2016(hdg.: Newman, Peter C., 1929-; ref.: Newman, Peter Charles, 1929-; Canadian; born 1929-05-10)
- Merchant princes, 1991:t.p. (Peter C. Newman)
- Sometimes a great nation, 1988:t.p. (Peter C. Newman)
- Wikipedia, 8 Jan. 2015(Peter Charles Newman, Canadian journalist, author, newspaper and magazine editor; born Peta Karel Neuman 10 May 1929 in Vienna, Austria; emigrated from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia to Canada in 1940; he is widely respected for his intimate knowledge and understanding of Canadian business leaders; he was appointed Visiting Professor of Distinction at Ryerson University in Toronto in December 2009; in October 2012 he joined the faculty of the Royal Military College of Canada as its first journalist-in-residence in which role he is involved with RMC's graduate and undergraduate programs and gives lectures on topics relating to business, politics and history)
- Peter Charles Newman CC CD (born Peta Karel Neumann; May 10, 1929 - September 7, 2023) was a Canadian journalist, editor and author. Born in Vienna, Austria, in 1929, Newman immigrated to Canada from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia in 1940 as a Jewish refugee. ( (Wikipedia, viewed December 16, 2023:) )
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