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Peter H. Wyden
Peter H. Wyden (October 2, 1923 – June 27, 1998) was an American journalist and writer.
==Life and career==
Wyden was born Peter Weidenreich, in Berlin to a Jewish family. His mother, Helen (née Silberstein), was a concert singer, and his father, Erich Weidenreich, was a businessman. He attended the Goldschmidt School until he left Nazi Germany and went to the United States in 1937.〔(Entry ) on Rootsweb.com, created by (Robert Battle (battle@u.washington.edu) )〕 After studying at City University of New York, he served with the U.S. Army's Psychological Warfare Division in Europe during World War II.〔"About the Author" bio on the dustjacket of ''Bay of Pigs, The Untold Story'', Simon and Schuster, 1979.〕 After the war, he began a career in journalism, during which he worked as a reporter for ''The Wichita Eagle'', a feature writer for ''The St. Louis Post-Dispatch'', Washington correspondent for ''Newsweek'' magazine, a contributing editor for ''The Saturday Evening Post'' in Chicago and San Francisco, articles editor for ''McCall's'', and executive editor for ''Ladies' Home Journal''.〔 He authored or coauthored nine books, and numerous articles that appeared in major magazines.〔 In 1970, he became a book publisher in New York City and Ridgefield, Connecticut.〔
He was father of Senator Ron Wyden. Franz Weidenreich, German anatomist and physical anthropologist, was one of his uncles.
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