Through his boundless curiosity was Peter Scholl-Latour one of the best known German journalist. Now he died at 90 years after a serious illness. So responded celebrities from politics and the media on the death of the journalist and author.
WDR director Tom Buhrow honored the late legendary reporter Scholl-Latour in a Statement: “We have lost a great journalist and reporter with his experience, experiences and assessments Peter Scholl-Latour enriched our work and our view of the world..” His colleague, ZDF director Thomas Bellut, said in a statement: “Peter Scholl-Latour was a truly fearless reporters in all parts of the world as a him there will be no more..”
Culture Minister Monika Grütters said in a statement, “with the death of Peter Scholl-Latour Germany loses one of the last great journalistic world explainer,” she praised him as “opinionated TV journalists”. “With his decades of journalistic work he contributed to the understanding of other cultures and thus to international understanding,” the report said.
Gregor Gysi, chairman of the parliamentary party Die Linke, called Scholl-Latour “a very independent, very headstrong and outstanding personality”. The deputy head of the CSU, Peter Gauweiler, designated Scholl-Latour, according to a release as a “great publicists and lucid revivalists”. The Saarland Prime Minister Annegret Kramp-carts Bauer said: “He embodied his Vita the German-French friendship and has never forgotten where his roots lie.”
The Propylaea-Verlag tribute Scholl-Latour as “great men of the German journalism “. He had “wars and civil wars of our time from Algeria through Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan met up close” and brought the Germans with reports, films and books closer to the world.
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