Carl von Ossietzky “Send the Nobel Peace Prize into the Concentration Camp.” The Nobel Peace Prize may be the world’s greatest honor. The list of recipients glitters with the names of some of the most important peacemakers of the 20th … Continue reading
Barry Bradford on National TV I have exciting news! On Saturday night August 5, I will be a guest historian in a nationally broadcast documentary on the controversial and incomparable Frank Sinatra! You and your friends can watch me as guest … Continue reading
It is one of the most iconic moments in the history of both Broadway and the movies. After months of sparring, then slowly coming to grudging respect, the King of Siam insistently holds out his hand for a dance with Anna, … Continue reading
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City is one of America’s best museums. Baseball fans, of course, will be in heaven. But anyone interested in American history – not just the history of race relations in the USA – … Continue reading
“She was very concerned for the poor. She was very anxious to do something for them, and it was beautiful. That is why she was close to me.” (Mother Teresa, in a condolence note written after the death of Princess Diana.) … Continue reading