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Discover how Kissinger’s anti-Communism would shape U.S. foreign policy, from Vietnam to the USSR.
The life of the brilliant foreign policy powerbroker who shaped the world in which we live.
The violent 1970 clash between student protestors and construction workers in downtown NY.
The story of L.A.’s noxious smog problem and the creation of the EPA and Clean Air Act.
The story of Edwin Land, whose iconic Polaroid camera let everyone instantly chronicle their lives.
The dramatic story of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990.
The story of one of the most influential yet forgotten civil rights figures, Walter White.
The little-known story of the deadly 1898 race massacre and coup d’etat in Wilmington, NC.
A look at the US vice presidency, from constitutional afterthought to position of political import.
When US inner cities erupted in violence in 1967, LBJ created a commission to investigate.
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The life of the brilliant foreign policy powerbroker who shaped the world in which we live.
Kissinger escaped Nazi Germany and emigrated to the U.S., where he was drafted in the U.S. Army.
Kissinger and Nixon authorized the secret bombing of Cambodia in 1969.
At the dawn of the 1970s, blue-collar workers were re-shaping New York City's skyline. But they were
In December 1969, the United States Selective Service conducted its first draft lottery since World
The major breakthrough in understanding L.A.'s deadly smog came from a surprising place.
How has L.A.'s history of smog shown up on the big screen?
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