A victim of the Kent State shootings on May 4, 1970 describes what happened to him and fellow students when the Ohio National Guard opened fire on the protestors. He also explains how he was injured during the incident.
A witness of the Kent State shootings on May 4, 1970 explains how the National Guard responded to rocks being thrown at them by resorting to deadly force without giving the students any warning.
U. S. S. Louisiana, At Sea, November 20, 1906. DEAR KERMIT: Our visit to Panama was most successful as well as most interesting. We were there three days and we worked from morning till night. The second day I was up at a quarter to six and got to bed … Continue reading
Kathy Urchak, a sophomore at Kent State University on May 4, 1970, describes what she saw when National Guard members tossed tear gas into the crowd and explains how she learned that they opened fire on students.
James W. Stewart and Arnetta Streeter Gary discuss their participation in the Children’s March that went from May 2, 1963 until the 5th.
Freeman Hrabowski recounts his participation in the Children’s March in Birmingham, Alabama that happened from May 2nd until May 5, 1963. Protesters and their children attempted to meet with the Mayor about changing segregation, but were turned away by Sheriff Eugene “Bull” Connor with fire hoses and police dogs.
On May 4, 1979 Margaret Thatcher gives her first address at the Prime Minister on her way into 10 Downing Street and explains what she hopes to execute during her first term.
Lord Robert Armstrong shares his memories of Margaret Thatcher and recounts the time he spent as Thatcher’s Cabinet Secretary during her first term as Prime Minister until his retirement in 1987. Thatcher was elected to office on May 3, 1979 and began her duties as Prime Minister on May 4th.
Two Moscow Medical Academy students Sim Eih Xing and Hoong Hua Sheng survived the second attack at Moscow's Park Kultury Metro Continue reading
Nancy Pelosi displays her admiration for democratic politician and prestigious lawyer George Moscone who was the 37th mayor of San Francisco. Moscone helped the city progress in countless ways.
