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Leslie Finer
Leslie Finer (10 December 1922 – 10 March 2010) was a British journalist and author who worked for the BBC, the ''Financial Times'', ''The Observer'', ''The New Statesman'', other British news organisations, ''Kathimerini'' and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.〔 He covered news in Cyprus and Greece between 1954 and 1968. He was described by ''Kathimerini'' as one of the most respected and reliable reporters of that era.〔 Finer was considered an expert on Greek affairs.〔
==Life and career==
Finer was born in London's East End. He was the son of Charles and Rachel (Ray) Topper Finer.〔 His father's family were refugees of the antisemitic pogroms in Poland. His elder brother Morris was a high court judge. Finer studied at the London School of Economics and graduated during World War II with a degree in History.〔〔 During the war he worked for the Ministry of War Transport. He also worked as private secretary to Philip Noel-Baker.〔
He covered events in Cyprus during the final years of British rule and then reported the news from Athens during the years when the United States exercised major influence on Greek political affairs.〔 He also covered the early stages of junta rule in Greece up to the time at which he was expelled from Greece by the junta.〔
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