year that changed history. jay winik tells the year of the most pivotal role in world war ii. president franklin d. roosevelt worked to secure germany s unconditional surrender. it was his perseverance that would bring that to its end. million was perish as the tide turned against the axis of powers. the extermination of camps. winik tells the terrifying detail. joined right now by new york times best-selling author jay winik.
it s a tough call whether to bomb or not bomb. i think what s safe to say, and if we look at two other things that happened, one the raf shortly before the calls to bomb auschwitz came up, they carried out a bold strike which they bombed a prison and they freed several hundred raf fighters. where did they go? a number of them were killed in the strike. a number of them flew off into the woods and went to freedom. i think it was a symbolism of that that was so galvanizing. everyone needs to read this book. i think fdr is one of the greatest presidents we ever had. i couldn t agree more. he was a great leader. i think he was pro-jewish. absolutely. anyway. if that s the right word. thank you. you re a great writer. another great book by jay winik. i m about 180 from the end. you ll love reading it.
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can solve if we have 100 million people volunteering 20-years from now. everybody wants to feel that sense of being in touch with something that is bigger than themselfings and the truck is to call upon people to act upon that impulse. my brother glen lives huz life and died in sfervice to other people. i highlight of the conference on volunteering and service was the recognition of jay winik of daily point of light. to honor his brother s sacrifice on september 11th he advocated 9-11 become a national day of service and remembrance. it embraces that spirit of compassion and community service that was so natural and evident immediately after the attacks. since 1989 thousands of individuals and organizations have been recognized in solve community projects through volunteer service. when haiti happened followed the news immediately knew we had to get involved. from corporations that immobilize employees and
people volunteering 20-years from now. everybody wants to feel that sense of being in touch with something that is bigger than themselfings and the truck is to call upon people to act upon that impulse. my brother glen lives huz life and died in sfervice to other people. i highlight of the conference on volunteering and service was the recognition of jay winik of daily point of light. to honor his brother s sacrifice on september 11th he advocated 9-11 become a national day of service and remembrance. it embraces that spirit of compassion and community service that was so natural and evident immediately after the attacks. since 1989 thousands of individuals and organizations have been recognized in solve community projects through volunteer service. when haiti happened followed the news immediately knew we had to get involved. from corporations that immobilize employees and