GELLHORN, Martha Ellis [1908-1998] -- American journalist & writer, Ernest Hemingway's third wife

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GELHORN, Martha

She was one of the first women to work as a war correspondent, from the Spanish Civil War, through the whole of World War II, to the 1989 US invasion of Panama -- at age 81!

Her five year marriage to Ernest Hemingway (his third) ended when she left him -- the only of his four wives to do so. She resented being known chiefly as Ernest Hemingway's third wife - perhaps her biggest hold on fame - and once asked, "Why should I be a footnote to somebody else's life?"

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