Photojournalist Patrick Baz describes what happened to a fellow photographer during the capture of Baghdad, Iraq by U.S. troops on April 7, 2003.
Iraq War Veteran Ron Young explains how he daydreamed to cope with his time as a prisoner of war.
Painter Paul Maze recalls his first meeting with lifelong friend Winston Churchill and explains how the Prime Minister’s own paintings convinced him continue creating art.
David Brinkley describes what happened when he played with poker with Winston Churchill and President Truman during the Prime Minister’s visit to America to give the Iron Curtain speech on March 5, 1946.
Richard Nixon August 13, 1987 26 Federal Plaza New York City Dear Ron, The speech last night was one of your best. What was even more important than what you said was that you sounded and looked strong. You gave the lie to the crap about your being over-the-hill, discouraged, … Continue reading
Alexandra, a student from Norway, survived the massacre but was shot in her right leg. Her first-person account explains hiding in a closet while 77 people were shot that day. Continue reading
In 1907 Hitler’s mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, but due to poor economic conditions Dr. Eduard Bloch treated her at a reduced rate. After Klara died, Hitler gave the Jewish doctor his “everlasting gratitude” for his kindness. The Hero Returns Soon the procession arrived — the great, black Mercedes … Continue reading
Lt. Gen. Roméo Dallaire, former commander of the UN peacekeeping force, explains what steps were taken to improve the living conditions in Rwanda after the 1994 genocide.
A survivor of the Rwandan genocide describes what life was like during the 100 days of Tutsi killing that began on April 7, 1994.
Three brave Hutu women and the Tutsi boys they saved during the Rwandan genocide describe how they survived the 100 days of killing that began on April 7, 1994.
