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The FBI Came After the First Female American War Photographer, but She Still Conducted Her Last Interview with Gandhi.
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She was the first female photographer allowed to go to the front by the Americans. She survived bombings and torpedoes, was there when the Buchenwald concentration camp was liberated, photographed Stalin, was the first to report on apartheid, and conducted the last interview with Gandhi. Her colleagues simply called her: Maggie, the indestructible one.
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