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Reading 1945’s Signs of Peace in Life Magazine
Keywords:
Ike- Dwight Eisenhower, President of the U.S. 1952-1960
02/25/2012
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A touching story from a soldier in the Lost Battalion of World II- on love, marraige and God
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A soldier who was once part of the Lost Battalion in the Vosges French Alps during World War II recovers from a fall at Vanderbilt Medical Center to go back to care for his 94 year old demented wife.
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Diarist Chester Hansen and Gen. Omar Bradley- the U.S. in the Second World War
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Some rare insight and wisdom from Eisenhower.
09/03/2009
Eisenhower quotes Eric Hoffer in a response to Mr Biggs, a terminally ill veteran's letter to Ike. Even in ademocracy too many people tend to want not to have to think about tremedously complex and difficult questions. And not just ordinary people, even Congressmen and politicians. Healthy skepticism is often missing, and few people wish to look at the difficult questions and problems in any detail and think for themselves, preferring to trust a higher authority.
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Bill Marriott Jr., on Inclusive Decision-Making
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Japan's 15th Army in the Battle of Kohima and Imphal near the border with Burma in World War II
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Stilwell and Slim in the battle to defend the British Empire in India from a Japanese invasion.
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France's experiences during the Second World War- French soldiers in German labor camps
07/12/2012
An estimated million and half French soldiers after the signing of the Armistice by Vichy France were sent to German labor camps. "They Shall Not Have Me," is an eye witness account of a French painter from New York, who finds himself a prisoner after returning to France to enlist in 1940.
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