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01:07Henry Kissinger: Nobel Peace recipient or mass murderer?
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If anyone ever read the book, Diplomacy, by Henry Kissinger they would know that he commanded mass knowledge of Southeast Asia, Middle East and Euro-Russian relations and how they related to other countries during both world wars, the doctrine of containment, proxy wars in Vietnam and Middle East relations. His concepts of real politik, detente and triangular diplomacy were developed over 50 years of his service. He was a back door diplomacy expert after he resigned. He was a German Jew that emigrated to the United States after being under threat in Germany. Despite his broad knowledge, he was insecure and arrogant. While ushering in new eras in the United States, he also supported a coup d'etat in Chile when Pinochet replaced Salvadore Allende. He destroyed a socialist movement that was more fair to the people. We will discuss that & more. We had 2 guest callers from the U.S.
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Heroic Chronicles: Unveiling Valor with your Host Mary Stanley
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??? Heroic Chronicles: Unveiling Valor ?? Dive into stories of survival that transcend time. Our show unveils the experiences of individuals, soldiers, and witnesses who have lived through pivotal historical events – from wars and battles to other impactful moments that shaped our world. Today's special guest is Peter Hadley, a survivor of the Battle of the Bulge. As a young toddler in a train car filled with children, he was rescued by American soldiers.
?? These remarkable stories unfold live every Friday at 1:00 PM EST. Stay tuned for an immersive journey into the past and the indomitable spirit of those who lived it.
?? If you have a story to share, we want to hear it! Email us at oneflagonelife@gmail.com to be part of this impactful storytelling experience. ?? #UnveilingValor #HeroicChronicles #SurvivorStories #HistoryUnveiled #InspiringJourneys #TuneInFriday
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As Carl Sagan said, "You have to know the past to understand the present." History has shaped our nation's character, and our collective strength is measured in how we came together during our most challenging moments: the Civil War, World War I, Prohibition, World War II, the Dust Bowl, McCarthyism, the Cold War, the Challenger disaster, Operation Desert Storm, 9/11 and countless struggles before and since. But history also contains triumphs, from ending slavery to the moon landing to the fall of the Berlin Wall to Mars rover Curiosity. Join in discussion on these and more with historians, collectors, authors, professors and conspiracy theorists alike. Our hosts also show much support for our troops and military families. In fact, technology has played a big part in bringing soldiers closer to home, as they text, email and Skype from the front, and our “talk to the troops†episodes are always inspiring.
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