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Jewish refugees who returned to Nazi Germany as U.S. soldiers during World War II are profiled in new book
When Walter Reed speaks to schoolchildren on Veterans Day or in a Holocaust studies class, he leaves them with a moral of his life story. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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Speak briefly with Watson, who’s 85 and quick and sharp as a dart, and her other great passion emerges. She loves history, as far back as it goes. Full Article at Santa Rosa Press Democrat
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The Urbandale High School fall production of "The Mouse that Roared" casts the fictional European country Fenwick as the mouse. Full Article at Des Moines Register
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Our last day in Guilin was a later start then normal before we did our last tourist stop in this city, the Reed Flute Caves. It is my sister’s birthday today, at some stage our group sang Happy Birthday on the bus, she was a little bit embarrassed. Full Article at Travel Blog
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The aunt of the suspected Fort Hood shooter who killed at least 12 people Thursday, Maj. Nidal M. Hasan, 39, of Arlington, Va. , describes her nephew as a devout Muslim who desperately wanted an Army discharge. Maj. Full Article at NewsMax
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I think any American, when they go to Washington, D.C., it is an awesome experience and will make a patriot out of a left-leaning liberal
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There must be a better economic and social contract between financial institutions and the public based on trust and a just distribution of risks and rewards ... We need a better economic and social contract to reflect the global responsibilities of financial institutions to society.
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It cannot be acceptable that the benefits of success in this sector are reaped by the few but the costs of its failure are borne by all of us
