| Vernon Bartlett  AKA Charles Vernon Oldfield Bartlett
Born: 30-Apr-1894
Birthplace: Westbury, Wiltshire, England
Died: 18-Jan-1983
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Occupation: Journalist, Politician Nationality: England
Executive summary: Journey's End Military service: British Army (WWI, invalided) Resident of Singapore (1954-) and then Tuscany (1961-). High School: Blundell's School, Tiverton
UK Member of Parliament for Bridgwater (1938-50)
Reuters 1917
League of Nations Director, London Office (1922-32)
The London Daily Mail Reporter
The London Times Foreign Correspondent
The Guardian Reporter (1954-63)
Singapore Straits-Times Columnist (1955-)
Commander of the British Empire 1956
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Death at Broadcasting House (Nov-1934) · Himself
Author of books:
Mud & Khaki: Sketches from Flanders & France (1917)
Behind The Scenes At The Peace Conference (1920)
The Lighter Side of European Chaos: A Journalist's Scrapbook (1925)
Calf Love (1929)
The Unknown Soldier (1930, novel)
Journey's End (1930, novel, with R. C. Sherriff)
What Disarmament Means (1930, pamphlet)
The World: Our Neighbour (1931)
Nazi Germany Explained (1933)
This is my Life (1938, memoir)
Intermission in Europe: The Life of a Journalist and Broadcaster (1938)
Tomorrow Always Comes (1943, novel)
East of the Iron Curtain (1949)
Struggle for Africa (1953)
Report from Malaya (1954)
And Now, Tomorrow (1960, memoir)
Tuscan Retreat (1964)
A Book About Elba (1965)
The Past of Pastimes (1969)
The Colour of Their Skin (1969)
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