Herbert Solow (journalist)
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Herbert Solow (November 20, 1903 - November 26, 1964) was an American left-wing journalist who belonged briefly to the Workers Party in the mid 1930s, and defended the ideas of Leon Trotsky. A 1924 graduate of Columbia University, Solow broke with Marxism during World War II and became a Fortune editor.[1][2]
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- ^ "Herbert Solow Dies. Former Fortune Editor.", Hartford Courant, November 28, 1964. Retrieved on 2008-05-31. "Herbert Solow, 61, of Old Clinton Rd., a former member of Fortune Magazine's board of editors, died Thursday, at his home."
- ^ "Herbert Solow, Fortune Editor. John DeWey Aide in Trotsky Investigation Dies at 61.", New York Times. Retrieved on 2008-05-31. "Herbert Solow, ... board of editors of Fortune magazine, died today in his home. He was 61 years old."
