Anna Louise Strong (pictured), the American woman journalist who campaigned for much of her life for Mao Tse-tung's China, died in Peking last night, aged 84. March 08, 1949.Alleged Spy. Deported from Russia. Anna Louise Strong, 64-year-old American writer, was photographed at an interview at the Federal Court House, New York, where she gave evidence before a grand jury investigating subversive activities. She refused to give details of Russian charges against her. March 08, 1949.

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Caption: Anna Louise Strong (pictured), the American woman journalist who campaigned for much of her life for Mao Tse-tung's China, died in Peking last night, aged 84. March 08, 1949.Alleged Spy. Deported from Russia. Anna Louise Strong, 64-year-old American writer, was photographed at an interview at the Federal Court House, New York, where she gave evidence before a grand jury investigating subversive activities. She refused to give details of Russian charges against her. March 08, 1949.

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