Historian Adam Makos on the Princess Who Defied the Nazis and Saved American Lives
As co-pilot of the B-24 dubbed Chattanooga Choo Choo, Ernie Poulson had helped his crew of 10 fulfill their part
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Kathie Lee Gifford Explores History, Evil, and Faith in New Book “Herod and Mary”
A paranoid ruler, desperate to cling to power, feels so threatened by manipulative forces around him that he comes to
How a U.S. “Voyage of Mercy” to Ireland During the Great Famine Forever Bonded the Two Countries
Many people are at least nominally familiar with the Irish Potato Famine of 1847 and the devastation it caused to
How One Man Discovered That His Father’s Faith and Moral Courage Saved 200 Jewish American Soldiers in WWII
Whenever Chris Edmonds asked his father Roddie about his experiences as a POW following World War II’s Battle of the
“Spearhead” Author Explores Untold Story of World War II and How Two Former Enemies Became Friends
Though he had been a hero of World War II, Clarence Smoyer was living in relative obscurity in Allentown, Pennsylvania,
