The Untold Story of Marguerite Higgins, The Woman Who Redefined War Reporting

In the tumultuous terrains of war, where chaos and peril reign supreme, emerged a voice - resilient, audacious, and unyielding. A voice that traversed beyond the echoes of gunfire and despair, bringing to light stories veiled amidst the fog of conflict. Welcome to our channel, Military Legends, and today, we dive deep into the enthralling journey of Marguerite Higgins, a fearless war correspondent who carved her narrative through the pages of history, defying norms and shattering ceilings in the perilous domains of war journalism.
Born in 1920 in Hong Kong and later migrating to the United States, Higgins' affinity toward journalism burgeoned during her years at the University of California, Berkeley, and later, the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Her passionate, astute storytelling echoed the tumultuous global affairs of her era, most notably during the Second World War and the Korean War.