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David Salzer Broder (September 11, 1929 – March 9, 2011) was an American journalist, writing for The Washington Post for over 40 years. He was also an author, television news show pundit, and university lecturer.

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rdfs:label	David S. Broder (en) David S. Broder (de) David S. Broder (es) David Broder (fr) David S. Broder (pl) David S. Broder (pt)
rdfs:comment	David Salzer Broder (* 11. September 1929 in Chicago Heights, Illinois; † 9. März 2011 in Arlington, Virginia) war ein US-amerikanischer Journalist. Er schrieb über 40 Jahre lang für die Washington Posts. (de) David Salzer Broder (Chicago Heights, Illinois, 11 de septiembre de 1929 – Condado de Arlington, Virginia, 9 de marzo de 2011), periodista estadounidense, ganador del Premio Pulitzer, asociado con el periódico The Washington Post, fue escritor, presentador de televisión y profesor universitario. Durante medio siglo, informó sobre todas las campañas presidenciales, comenzando con el duelo electoral Kennedy-Nixon en 1960. El presidente Barack Obama lo distinguió como "el comentarista político más respetado e incisivo de su generación". (es) David Broder (11 septembre 1929 - 9 mars 2011) est un journaliste américain écrivant dans le Washington Post pour plus de quatre décennies, couvrant les campagnes présidentielles. Il a remporté un prix Pulitzer en 1973 pour sa couverture du scandale du Watergate. Il a écrit plus de 4 000 articles pour The Washington Post. (fr) David Salzer Broder (ur. 11 września 1929 w Chicago Heights, zm. 9 marca 2011 w Arlington) – amerykański dziennikarz, zdobywca Nagrody Pulitzera. Związany przede wszystkim z The Washington Post, był także komentatorem telewizyjnym i wykładowcą uniwersyteckim. (pl) David Salzer Broder (Chicago Heights, 11 de setembro de 1929 - Arlington County, 9 de março de 2011) foi um jornalista estadunidense. David S. Broder foi o ganhador de Prêmio Pulitzer de jornalismo de 1973 pela cobertura do escândalo "Watergate". O jornalista trabalhou em importantes jornais, como o "The New York Times" e o "The Washington Post", além da emissora NBC como comentarista político no programa "Meet the Press". (pt) David Salzer Broder (September 11, 1929 – March 9, 2011) was an American journalist, writing for The Washington Post for over 40 years. He was also an author, television news show pundit, and university lecturer. (en)
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