Impact of Nuremberg and Tokyo War Crimes Trials
U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Evan Wallach talked about the history of the Nuremberg and Tokyo war crime trials after…
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U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Evan Wallach talked about the history of the Nuremberg and Tokyo war crime trials after…
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and Michael Cohen talked about liberal politics in 1968, including former President Lyndon Johnson’s…
This 1971 discussion with five women is on the topic of “Women, Law and Politics.” The panel included Rep. Martha Griffiths…
The National World War I Museum and Memorial and the National Press Club co-hosted this press conference with three…
Clifton Truman Daniel, President Harry Truman’s eldest grandson, returned to the White House neighborhood to deliver a…
In addition to his Mount Vernon estate along the Potomac river, George Washington owned a townhouse in the heart of nearby…
The music of Appalachia is a mix of African and European cultures. Warren Wilson College collected a decade of interviews and live performances…
Kevan Frazier, owner of Asheville by Foot Walking Tours, gave a tour of the city and highlighted some of its unique locations.…
Pastor Billy Graham built a religious retreat in Asheville, North Carolina, called the Cove. His first child, Virginia “Gigi” Graham, talked…
African Americans arrived as slaves in Asheville, North Carolina, near the end of the 18th century, and since then they’ve played a role in the…
The federal government selected Asheville’s Grove Park Inn to house the nine Supreme Court Justices and the Judiciary Branch during the Cold War.…
Biltmore is the largest home in America. Leslie Klingner, curator of interpretation, toured the main level of the 175,000 square foot home, including…