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Norway conducted by norwegians it was obvious to partner up with the Norwegian Embassy soar to say a few words to our friends specifically to the minister counselor for communication and Cultural Affairs and education at the Norwegian Embassy he served in washington for about 10 months and previously in the immediately preceding was in at the Foreign Ministry but also in good diplomatic fashioning countries as well as in the kansas to land and morocco and the entire Region Embassy are good frien...

Your welcome, everybody to the International Spy museum. I am mark staudt, former historian of the International Spy museum. The Current Museum historian dr. Vince houghton is away at it down on a secret mission, which perhaps youll hear about in the future. But im always delighted to come back to my old haunts and step in whenever necessary. You have time tonight to what i think is a Wonderful Program that we are putting on in cooperation with the Norwegian Embassy because this is the story we ...

Youve come tonight to what i think is going to be a Wonderful Program that we are putting on in cooperation with the Norwegian Embassy. Because this is, the story were going to be hearing tonight is about a world war ii, very important and famous and dramatic as you will hear world war ii raid into norway conducted primarily by norwegians. It was an obvious thing to partner up with the Norwegian Embassy. So id just like to say a few words by way of introduction to our friends here from the Norwe...

[inaudible conversations] welcome, everybody, to the International Spy museum. I am mark stout, former historian of the museum, the current historian is out of town on a secret mission which he will hear about in the future, i am always delighted to come back to my old haunt and step in when necessary. I think it will be a Wonderful Program we are putting on in cooperation with the Norwegian Embassy because this story we are hearing tonight is about a world war ii famous and dramatic world war i...

Later in the war, the kernel witnessed several concentration camps in germany, after they were liberated. This is cohosted by the u. S. Navy memorial, and the American Veterans that are center. Without further ado, it is my honor to introduce todays panel. First we have colonel edward james. He was born in virginia in 1922. He joined the u. S. Army in 1940 1942 and volunteered as a paratrooper. After training, he started his service. He builds the fan tables that were used by the Airborne Unit t...

Shames. He was born in 1922. He served in the 506th. Tables whichsand were used to train for the air drop into normandy. He made his jump into normandy on dday as part of operation overload. Noncommissioned officer in his battalion to receive the Battlefield Commission in normandy. Command,ansferred to third platoon of easy company, later known as the famed band of brothers which he led until the end of the war, including the battle of the bulge. At the battle of the bulge, he went along with an...

Getting images. We work back and forth on a list together. They suggest some things, i suggest some things, we come to an agreement and it is later refined. It is a process that is ongoing but it really started when i sat down with some members of my family, including a very smart young boy. I asked him, what do you think about the 100 most Important Documents in history . He is only 13 years old. He is a nephew. And i thanked him. And his parents for their contribution. How did he know 75 of th...

Memorial and the American Veterans center. Host we have another Great Program coming up. Prominent attorney from baltimore, maryland. A graduate of the naval academy. Vice president of his class for five years, very active in all kinds of charitable activities throughout the area and nationally. I am proud to say that he is part of the advisory board. He has done a great deal to help the American Veterans center. Mostrobably his distinguished achievement was being my roommate in 1970. He and i w...

Lots of information about my particular story. Unfortunately, we will not have time for questions and. Take this to opportunity to thank our panel today and say how it them how important it is for the soldiers who witnessed the atrocities and for the survivors who lived through it and did survive to be able to speak to such a group of young leaders. They remind us of the constant need to be vigilant, citizens, and stop in justice, prejudice and hatred, wherever that may be throughout the world. ...

Thats our show tonight. And now, john stossel. John we like to think that we are rational creatures, were logical, we form our beliefs based on facts. You consider yourself a rational person . Very rational. I dont know about him, im very rational. Rational . Yeah, absolutely. John so Many Americans believe ridiculous things do you believe in ghosts . Yes. Yes. People have seen ghosts. The house i grew up in los angeles had a ghost. Since my mom died i believe shes around. I feel that shes aroun...