A girl smiles while recuperating from the concentration camp Bergen Belsen sometime following liberation in the spring of 1945.
Tomorrow in central New York I am presenting at a workshop for teachers about Project Based Lear...
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5 – 6 MAY 1942 | THE FALL OF CORREGIDOR — AND THE BEGINNING OF A LONGER ORDEAL
Eighty-four years ago today, a young man from the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York was spending his 25th birthday under relentless Japanese bombardment — fighting for his life, and for an island that could not be saved.
The hell would come soon enough.
Eighty-three years ago this April, the Jews remaining in the Warsaw Ghetto did something the world needs to pause and note: they fought back. It was not at all what some term, ‘sheep to the slaughter’; no, not by...
“I’ll Be in a Better Frame of Mind Tomorrow.”
April 17, 2026
Eighty-one years ago today, a young man sat down somewhere in central Germany and wrote a letter to his minister back home in Dayton, Ohio.
He had not written in months. He apologized for that. And then he described something that had happened four day...