Legendary journalist Clare Hollingworth dies aged 105


By AGENCY

This file photo taken on Aug 29, 2009 shows veteran British journalist Clare Hollingworth speaking to AFP in Hong Kong. Photo: AFP

Clare Hollingworth, who was a rookie reporter for a British newspaper when she broke the news in 1939 that World War II had begun, has died in Hong Kong aged 105, a close friend said on Jan 10.

In August 1939, at the age of 27, Hollingworth travelled alone to the German border and witnessed the first column of Nazi tanks mobilising to invade Poland.

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