Author Kati Marton explores the political tension prevalent throughout America during the 1930s through the infamous story of Noel Field, a well-educated U.S. government employee who betrayed his country to spy for Stalin.
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Author Kati Marton explores the political tension prevalent throughout America during the 1930s through the infamous story of Noel Field, a well-educated U.S. government employee who betrayed his country to spy for Stalin.
Duration: 1:02:30
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Distinguished legal scholars shed light on the substantial influence of Justice Burger, uncovering how his legacy created the unprecedented rise of the judicial right.
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Harold Holzer surveys how Lincoln responded to new immigrants in America and how his actions may provide inspiration in the furious contemporary debate on immigration.
Duration: 56:38
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Policy expert Michael Doran discusses America’s relationship with Egypt, Israel, and European colonial powers during the Suez Crisis of 1956 and traces the rise of the United States’ considerable involvement in Middle Eastern affairs.
Duration: 1:03:15
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Experts analyze the contention between these two Revolutionary ideals and discuss their implications for present-day America.
Duration: 1:11:33