Dangerous to believe. That happens tonight on cspan to book tv. Good evening and welcome. By name is howard and on behalf of the United States Holocaust Memorial museum is my other two welcome you to todays program titled a relentless pursuit bringing holocaust perpetrators to justice. I am the son of a holocaust survivor and have served on the counsel for the Us Holocaust Museum for the past five years. Ive come to learn that the museum is so much more than just a building that houses exhibits. The Museum Research in history, trained educators and members of the military and judiciary within the us and internationally and has many programs focused on preventing future genocides from occurring again. Here in new york, the museums northeast Regional Office offers a variety of events including talks like this one that you are about to hear plus Film Screenings and holocaust history as well as contemporary genocide and antisemitism. Tomorrow, we will be holding this same program, so pleas
Knows about. He was an eternal bad boy. He liked to drink, smoke and curse. He married an heiress who paid the bills but he love to gamble on pool and poker and unfortunately for him, on art of companies. Eventually all these traits caught up with him. Can you imagine being at age 60 and losing it all. He was dead broke in 1895. He had lost all his money and all his wifes money. I just cant imagine losing all my wifes money. It still terrifies me. There are things that she hasnt invented that would be used on me. After a while the family could no longer afford to live in their own beautiful home. How sad is that. They had a quirky wonderful house. He designed it himself, he had a fireplace built with a window over it so the smoke would go on either side and he could see snow falling. They had a crazy family life. They had three dogs and one was named i know and you know and dont know. He also enjoyed acting with his daughter susie. They were rich and had a tiffany drawing room. They ha
Its very interesting you think you know because we all know about the right brothers. Then to hear david talk about their personal story, i discovered i really do not know anything about them at all. The brothers had a sister who is very helpful with everything they did. All of them live together. As they were getting older, they had a bicycle shop, they started out in a bicycle shop and one of the brothers was fascinated by flight. And then translated that to have it begin to build an airplane and they went to kitty hawk in North Carolina because thats where they thought the wind pattern would be best. So it is a wonderful story, and also about not just about that family and their relationships but also about america at that time as we were looking at what happened to manufacturing and the Industrial Revolution and the innovation that was going on at the time. Does it surprise you that the sister got short changed on that . Spee2. Guest that was typical, but it was nice to hear the re
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