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  • George C Marshall – the most underrated American hero

    George C Marshall – The Most Underrated American Hero

    Patty Turner Center 375 Elm Street, Deerfield, United States

    George C Marshall – The Most Underrated American Hero He was a soldier who won the Nobel Peace Prize. A man of such great humility that he refused to say yes when he was offered the job he most wanted. … Continue reading →

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  • Eleanor Roosevelt - First Lady Of The World

    Eleanor Roosevelt – First Lady of The World

    College of Lake County 1120 S Milwaukee Ave, Vernon Hills, IL, United States

    Eleanor Roosevelt - First Lady Of The World Any discussion of the most influential First Ladies has to start with Eleanor Roosevelt. America had popular First Ladies (Dolley Madison, Frances Cleveland America had First Ladies who worked to help others. … Continue reading →

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  • The Life Of FDR – A Multimedia Presentation

    Private Venue

    The Life Of FDR Understanding the life of FDR is like taking a sonogram of the USA.  He transformed the USA with his optimism, vigor, vision and skill.  The effects are still being felt today.  And he did it all … Continue reading →

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  • Wendell Willkie Campaign Button

    The Best Losing Presidential Candidates

    Private Venue

    What do Adlai Stevenson, George McGovern, Daniel Webster, and Wendell Willkie have in common? Each ran for President and lost. And each was an outstanding man who might well have made a great President. In this unique multimedia presentation, I … Continue reading →

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  • Eleanor Roosevelt - First Lady Of The World

    First Ladies – 1860 – 1945

    North Shore Senior Center 161 Northfield Road, Northfield

    First Ladies - 1860 - 1945 When Martha Washington became our first First Lady, she stepped into a roll with no job description and no precedent. She handled the position with grace and polish. however, each of the extraordinary women … Continue reading →

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