Museum and memorial symposium. Good morning. Am not and it is my pleasure to welcome you, thank you for coming out to what i think is going to be an extraordinary couple of days as we came together and learning at this of speaking together and learning at this symposium. We are delighted to work with so many partners to create another exceptional opportunity for us. I hope it will take the time to spend time in the galleries. The special exhibition piece with 19 from 1919 fits with this piece. Preparing for the opening of a new exhibition, the vietnam war, 19451975. That opens next weekend, so this is a teaser. We invite those of you who are able to come back to memorial day weekend of year to come back and take in an exceptional exhibition that also provides the link sent helps people understand the enduring impact of the war and world war i. And how it contributed to the vietnam war. There iskes us is that a continuum and growing interest in world war i and its enduring impact. I am
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. My name is matt miller. I service the president and ceo here at the national War One Museum immemorial it is my pleasure to welcome you here to what i think its going to be an extraordinary couple of days to thing together and learn at the symposium. We are delighted to be house need networking with so many partners to create yet another, i think, exceptional opportunity for us. Whilst you are here, i hope that you take time to spend some time in the galleries. The special exhibition, piece 1919, certainly fits with this theme and he will enjoy that as well as our main galleries where we are preparing for the opening of a new exhibition this week on the vietnam war, 1945, 1975. That is not open until next weekend so its a teaser for you. But we invite those of you who are able to come back through the next several months 30 memorial day weekend of next year to come back and take in really quite exceptional exhibition that also provides the links and
Successor, a timely behindthescenes look at one of the world elusive dictators kim jongun. In thehe extraordinary reporting with his route through three generations of family rule andn north korea that began with his grandfather. The great successor is almost certainly the most complete portrait that we have of kim jongun providing vital insight into the mind and motivations of the young still mysterious leader. Compelling case for understanding kim as a rational and methodical actor on the world stage without diminishing the cruelty of his regime and the danger it poses. Before moving to china a year ago and japan and korea for the post. Over the course of her career she has reported for more than 20 countries and visited north korea a dozen times. She was a nieman fellow at the Harvard University studying close ascites and last year she received the award from Stanford University for outstanding reporting onom asia. I think of no better person to speak with anna the Washington Post f
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