A Foreign Correspondent's Frustration Spills Out on Twitter
Rob Crilly was apparently unhappy about some edits to a piece on Libya
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Count Robert de La Rochefoucauld, who fought for France in World War II as an epically awesome secret agent with the British, died this spring at 88. Drawing from two recent obituaries, one in today's New York Times and the other in The Telegraph, we bring you highlights from the life of one of the world's most fascinating men.
Rob Crilly was apparently unhappy about some edits to a piece on Libya
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