Marie Colvin
| Marie Colvin | |
|---|---|
| Ganwyd | 12 Ionawr 1956 Oyster Bay |
| Bu farw | 22 Chwefror 2012 Homs |
| Dinasyddiaeth | Unol Daleithiau America |
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| Galwedigaeth | newyddiadurwr |
| Cyflogwr | |
| Priod | Juan Carlos Gumucio, Patrick Bishop |
| Gwobr/au | Gwobr Anna Politkovskaya, Gwobr Arwyr Rhyddid, Sefydliad Rhyngwladol Gweisg y Byd, Foreign Reporter of the Year, Foreign Reporter of the Year, Foreign Reporter of the Year, Gwobr Dewrder mewn Newyddiaduraeth |
Newyddiadures o'r Unol Daleithiau oedd Marie Catherine Colvin (12 Ionawr 1956 – 22 Chwefror 2012) a weithiodd ar gyfer The Sunday Times o 1985 hyd ei marwolaeth.
Cafodd ei eni yn Oyster Bay, Nassau County, Efrog Newydd. Bu farw yn ninas Homs, Syria, yn ystod gwrthryfel, ynghyd â'r ffotograffydd Ffrengig Rémi Ochlik pan gafodd y tŷ roedden nhw'n aros ynddo ei fomio gan luoedd y llywodraeth.
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