92-year-old Ray Richey served in field artillery in Europe during World War II, coming ashore on Normandy’s Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944.
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The War On The Net: Richmond Repository
This Repository on wartime Richmond will satisfy the most avid researcher. www.civilwarRichmond.com We’re a demanding […]
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A Couple Questions Regarding the Lincolns
A Couple Questions Regarding the Lincolns
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Daily Quiz for September 20, 2016
In 1828, the United States’ first gold rush occurred in this state.
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Daily Quiz for September 19, 2016
Abraham Geiger was a leader in this religious movement.
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Audio: Poet John Guzlowski Shares The Holocaust Stories Of His Parents
Writer and poet John Guzlowski, author of “Echoes of Tattered Tongues: Memory Unfolded”, details his parents’ experiences in German labor and concentration camps.
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Daily Quiz for September 18, 2016
This version of the Bible is the first English version to translate the Old Testament directly from the original Hebrew.
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Daily Quiz for September 17, 2016
To circumvent the paparazzi, this American first lady hired a photographer to photograph her children. She would then have the photos distributed to reporters.
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Daily Quiz for September 16, 2016
Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, King George V of England, and Czar Nicholas II of Russia were all grandsons of this ruler.
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Porch Politics: Candidates Stayed Home to Campaign
In a more leisurely time, the front porch was where candidates waited to take office