Marc Huehn Press http://www.marc-huehn-press.com Just another Marc Huehn Press Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:50:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc en hourly 1 Marc Huehn http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/marc-huehn/ http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/marc-huehn/#comments Tue, 05 May 2009 23:59:52 +0000 admin http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/?p=7 Marc Huehn, business man, entrepreneur and real estate expert is one who never stops to do the things he thinks will be for the better of his real estate business. When Marc Huehn says: “Let’s start this,” he means it and sees it to its inevitable success.

Anyone who knows Marc Huehn will say nothing about him but his already known reputation in the industry as a no-nonsense executive, which he truly is. He is a straightforward and focused person who never stops at small barriers to his goal.

Still, despite all the focused and enthusiastic attitude, Marc Huehn gives off an air of potency, an aura of economy. Nothing is wasted with this man – not a gesture, not a word, not a movement. Not even a single plan ever goes unsuccessful.

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]]> http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/marc-huehn/feed/ 0 Marc Huehn and the Diary of a War Correspondent http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/marc-huehn-and-the-diary-of-a-war-correspondent/ http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/marc-huehn-and-the-diary-of-a-war-correspondent/#comments Wed, 25 Mar 2009 12:54:52 +0000 admin http://www.marc-huehn-press.com/?p=3 Marc Huehn, a motion picture cameraman during the early 1900s, is best remembered in the film industry as the chronicler of the Battle of Iwo Jima during the Second World War. Although he managed to capture vivid images of the American forces’ early victories in Japan, the press favored Joseph John Rosenthal’s photograph the “Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima”. The said photograph later became a World War II icon.

Born in 1910, Marc Huehn is one of the reporter-photographers of the U.S. Army. Using the standard camera for press photographers, the Speed Graphic camera, took pictures of U.S. Marines during the Battle of Iwo Jima.

Marc Huehn’s photographs did not garner enough interest though and were easily forgotten with the passing of time. Nevertheless, his chronicles and narratives clearly depicted the bloodshed, death and suffering of American soldiers who fought and died in Japanese soil. Marc Huehn told his personal accounts of the war as well as the stories shared by those American soldiers whom he got acquainted with. His diary, which was later expanded to include his complete narratives of the U.S. invasion of Japan and the battle’s aftermath, provides supplementary stories about the battle from the viewpoint of a journalist.

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