World War 2

Margaret Bourke-White (1904 – 1971) was a truly extraordinary photojournalist in the twentieth century and a role-model for generations to come.  Her works and accomplishments immeasurably advanced the art of photography.  It was her insightful photos of Nazi Germany, Russia under the Five Year Plan, and the drought-plagued American Midwest that put her on the map. She was indeed a pioneering female photographer: the first ever female war photojournalist, the first Western photographer permitted to…