Now It Can Be Told · Character
Lord Kitchener
British Secretary of State for War.
minor
Also known as Kitchener
First appearance: I
Lord Kitchener shows up with force in I. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Kitchener is mentioned as hating the press and wanting to throttle it in wartime, influencing the War Office's treatment of correspondents.
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In I: Kitchener is mentioned as hating the press and wanting to throttle it in wartime, influencing the War Office's treatment of correspondents. Later, in II: Prejudiced against war correspondents, gradually broken…
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- Aftermath
- Closing
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