What Did Bernard Kalb Do For A Living?
Another legend has fallen, Bernard Kalb, who was a foreign correspondent at CBS, New York Times, and NBC has passed at the age of 100. In as much as his kind death by falling wasn’t pleasant his long life span and experience in journalism, authorship, and being a moderator is an inspiration. Bernard Kalb was…
Another legend has fallen, Bernard Kalb, who was a foreign correspondent at CBS, New York Times, and NBC has passed at the age of 100. In as much as his kind death by falling wasn’t pleasant his long life span and experience in journalism, authorship, and being a moderator is an inspiration. Bernard Kalb was born on February 4, 1992, in New York, New York, and passed away on January 8, 2023, in North Bethesda, Maryland in the United States.
As an author, Kalb produced a write-up titled “Kissinger” and a novel piece “The Last Ambassador”. Bernard Kalb was known to have served as a correspondent for 30 years, covering world affairs, especially for CBS right from Hong Kong. As a critic, Bernard Kalb who was known to have joined the Reagan administration when he assumed the position of Secretary of state, criticized what was known as a “disinformation program” in an attempt to outcast Mohammad Gadhafi.
What Did Bernard Kalb Do For A Living?
Bernard Kalb before his death was a journalist, a moderator, and a writer. As a journalist, he worked with CBS News, NBC News, and the New York Times.
