Herbert Steinhouse
Herbert Steinhouse (born 1922 - died 1996) was a Canadian journalist, novelist, and broadcaster. He flew with the RCAF during the war and afterwards became an information officer for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA). While stationed in Paris, he signed on with Reuters but in 1949 moved to the CBC as its Paris bureau chief. In 1949, he met Oskar Schindler who saved over 1,000 Jews from being sent to the gas chambers. Steinhouse set to work and wrote his exclusive in the form of a magazine article which he dispatched to his New York agent, however it was rejected by all of the publishers that received it.
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![]() | Ten Years After | Hardback |

