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Head, if not necessarily sleep as the train clattered across europe. and perhaps because of spending endless days and nights on trains, not every interrailer was renowned for their impeccable personal hygiene. in 1972, when interrail began, steam trains werent museum pieces as they are here at the bluebell railway in sussex. they were actually running scheduled services in parts of eastern europe, and even france. since then, of course, europe has had a revolution on the railways, with some expr...

Interrail has unlocked europe for millions of rail travellers. in 1972, widespread international travel was beyond the reach of the average european. the budget airlines were decades away. then, the international union of railways decided to celebrate its 50th anniversary by coming up with a special travel ticket for under 21s. pay £32 and you could wander almost anywhere you wanted on the railways of europe for a month! interrail proved an instant success, opening up the countryside, the citie...

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No, no... i love... - hes got it right. ..the documentation. and this is really important to understand who richard nixon was, notjust what he did. what on earth have you got in your hand? what have you got there? ive got a selected copy... he has a copy in every suitjacket! laughter just in case hes being interviewed by the bbc! its from one of the nixon tapes. but this is december 14, 1972. nixon has just won a landslide victory. nixons in the oval office with henry kissinger, his secretary of...

January the 6th, 2021, of the rioters storming the capitol? that we had a seditious president of the united states. we write, in the 50th anniversary edition of all the presidents men, a new foreword, in which we talk about george washington, the first president of the united states, warning about what can happen if unprincipled men who are after their own wellbeing rather than that of the nation come to prevail in the presidency. and that happened with nixon. we never thought we would see it wi...

Warning about what can happen if unprincipled men who are after their own wellbeing rather than that of the nation, come to prevail in the presidency. and that happened with nixon. we never thought we would see it with another president. it happened even more so and even more dangerously with trump. since you mention sedition and since you mention nixon, the prism through which much of the world saw it was the history that you guys created, to some extent, and reported in 1972 to �*74. it star...

To prevail in the presidency. and that happened with nixon. we never thought we would see it with another president. it happened even more so, and even more dangerously, with trump. since you mentioned sedition, and since you mentioned nixon, the prism through which much of the world saw those events onjanuary the 6th was the history that you guys created, to some extent, and reported in 1972 to �*74. it started with a break—in at the watergate building in washington, and the attempts to pla...

But this is december 14, 1972. nixon hasjust won a landslide victory. nixons in the oval office with henry kissinger, his secretary of state. and this is happy time for nixon. and this is literally what nixon says. "remember, were going to be around, "and outlive our enemies. "and also, never forget — the press is the enemy. "the press is the enemy." both: "the press is the enemy." "the establishment is the enemy. "the professors are the enemy." write that on a blackboard 100 times, and neverf...

Shot down on july 20 1966. >> tom hampton, i was a young captain when i shut down. on the 27th of june 1972. >> lee ellis, i was a first lieutenant and was there five and a half years. >> alvin alvarez, i was captured eight and half years. >> all four men shot out of the sky and captured. their treatment was brutal. >> they drag you out and go back into yourself. >> the resistance was torture and resisted and tortured. >> i felt like it was me versus the whole field. >> they would spend years co...