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World War II American Experience Offers Accessible Approach to History

GETTYSBURG, PA – It has long been argued that Franklin Roosevelt’s famous catch phrase “Arsenal of Democracy” actually originated with

READING, PA – Marlene Dietrich – the sultry star of such cinema classics as Morocco, The Blue Angel and Destry

PARRIS ISLAND, SC – Perhaps no single image from World War II epitomized the resolve of the U. S. Marines

DOVER, DE. – In winning the pole position in the final qualifying round for last Sunday’s NASCAR race at the

BALTIMORE — It’s a reporter’s worst nightmare! You catch wind of a disturbing incident and rush back to your office

BALTIMORE — It isn’t often that fate drops two seemingly unrelated stories into a writer’s lap; stories which – when

WASHINGTON D.C. – The name Elisha Cullen Dick is likely lost on most Americans. It’s certainly lost on anyone who

BALTIMORE – One of the more intriguing stories to kick-start the new year largely waddled way under the world’s collective

BALTIMORE — It’s one of the most memorable scenes in the history of cinema. In a desperate effort to escape

BALTIMORE — In a year which began with lingering questions about a national election – and is ending with growing