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I think both real and imagined. There was always mentioned that he might have been more hypochondriac than reality. By the same token by 1892, he was exhausted both physically and mentally and in fact the campaign of 1892 was looming and there was some talk of his being nominated for president. He really wasnt up to it. And he bowed out. He gave only one speech during the campaign on behalf of the reelection of harrison and then early in 1893, he died at his home in washington. Where is he burie...

Ho you are looking at some of the images from the 1884 president ial electionthey discud his time. 1884 against cleveland. Ironically, in 1876, it was b laine who prevented Ulysses Grant from making a comeback and winning a third term. Besides being secretary of state for James Garfield and Chester Arthur he was secretary of state under three president s. What else did he do . He was a speaker of the house. He was a governor. He changed some of the rules in the house. The speakers are always cha...

Were a senior in high school or kind of transitioning, because im sure that many of us have experienced certain difficulties, but maybe not to the extent that you have. What can you say that your attitude was, even as a young person . So as a High School Senior say having been through all that youd been through, what was your attitude in terms of going through transitioning of that life from being a child to a young adult, given all that youd experienced . Its a very good question. Unfortunately...

Debates october 15, 1992. Talking about his favorite issue, the u. S. Debt. He won 19 of the popular vote, the largest vote for an independent candidate since Theodore Roosevelt. He ran his second independent campaign in 1996 and tonight he is our focus on the contenders. Thanks for being with us. We are doing this series is a way to look at American History through the lens of president ial candidates who fail to rest for the white house but had an impact on American History. Final choice our o...

This museum. Our program will continue twice weekly through midaugust. The museums website listed on the back of your Program Provides information about each of our upcoming first person guests. The website address is www. Ushmm. Org. Anyone interested in keeping in touch with the museum and its programs can complete the stay connected card that youll find in your program or speak with a museum representative at the back of the theater. In doing so, you will receive an electronic copy of julius ...

Man was born in a part of romania. Anna celebrated her 90 thd birthday yesterday. [ applause ] the arrow on the map points to her hometown. The photos taken in 1919 show annas parents samuel owned a vineyard and a wine merchant. Her mother carry cared for anna and her five sisters. Jewish people in rockshaw became subject to antisemitic laws. Under the new laws mans father vineyard was confiscated and he was conscripted into the hunk gareon labor service. He never returned home. Agreed to turn o...

Thank you for joining us today. We are in our 17th year of the first person program. And our first person today is mr. Julius menn, who we shall meet shortly. This 2016 season of first person is made possible by the generosity of the Lewis Franklin Smith Foundation with additional funding from the arlene and Daniel Fisher foundation. We are grateful for their sponsorship. First person is a series of conversations with survivors of the holocaust who share with us their firsthand accounts of their...

Her familys experience in romania. At 10 00 eastern, holocaust survivor julius menn talks about growing up in poland and palestine in the 1930s and 40s. Wednesday night on American History tv prime time, the civil war and reconstruction. It begins at 8 00 p. M. Eastern with defeat and the idea of southern honor. At 8 55, photographs that show the history of emancipation. At 9 45 p. M. Eastern, the political battles during reconstruction after the civil war. And at 10 50, historians discuss the d...

Zeilfreund. Am samuel owned a vineyard and was a wine mer shant while ilona cared for anna and her five series. In 1940 rockshaw fill under hungary rule and the people there became subject to antisemitic laws. Under the new laws annas father vineyard was confiscated and he was conscripted into the hungarian labor service. Samuel never returned home. This photo from 1943 shows anna and her sisters in order from left to right is clara, elizabeth, margaret, margarets daughter suzan, violet, anna an...

Generosity of the Lewis Franklin Smith Foundation with additional funding from the arlene and Daniel Fisher foundation. We are grateful for their sponsorship. First person is a series of conversations with survivors of the holocaust who share with us their firsthand accounts of their experience during the holocaust. Each of our first person guests serves as volunteers here at this museum. Our program will continue twice weekly through midaugust. The museums website listed on the back of your Pro...