The Washington Post is the largest and most circulated newspaper in Washington, DC It is also one of the city's oldest papers, having been founded in 1877. It is widely considered to be one of the most important newspapers in the United States due to its particular emphasis on national politics, and international affairs, and being a newspaper of record.

Washington Post in The Man With the Iron HeartEdit

Jerry Duncan read the Washington Post early each day.

Washington Post in "News From the Front"Edit

The Washington Post was one of many American newspapers that was sharply critical of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the first months of 1942 as the United States faced many setbacks after entering World War II. It often countered Roosevelt's plea for unity and support from the media by arguing the dire situation was Roosevelt's fault. In June, 1942, the Post reported that Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn was beginning the impeachment proceedings against Roosevelt.

v · d · e The Man With the Iron Heart POV Characters Wes Adams*†• Vladimir Bokov • Bernie Cobb • Jerry Duncan • Frankfurt Guard*• Rolf Halbritter* • Reinhard Heydrich† • Ivan Koniev*† • Konrad* • Diana McGraw • Cedric Mitchell* • Ernst Neulen*† • Joachim Peiper • Charlie Pytlak*† • Tom Schmidt • Smitty (Iron Heart)* • Jürgen Voss*† • Lou Weissberg Secondary Characters Konrad Adenauer • Toby Benton • Shmuel Birnbaum • Lucius Clay • Howard Frank • Johannes Klein • Joseph W. Martin • Ed McGraw • Sam Rayburn • Moisei Shteinberg • Robert Taft • Harry Truman • Karl Wirtz Geography Germany *=Denotes POV for one scene only. †=Denotes POV who was killed.