Library. The first session is on the most famous World War ii chronicles. This session will bring in Todd Depastino Whos content published Bike Pulitzer military Museum And Library this past. Year todd will be interviewed by the museums own samuel marry stone, senior historian, and the Executive Director to our institute to the city of warned democracy, doctor Rob Citino. Robert is the old third of ten books, he is familiar with every Content Aspect of the museum since he joined us ten years ago and we are very fortunate to have him on our teen and have been kick off our opening session. I will be joining you wall after the conversation to handle the q as session, but for now, rob, take it away, and lets get the conference started. Thank you very much. Its very good to be here to kick off this international conference on World War ii. All digital format this year and we were looking forward to it. I am looking forward very much to his first session. Todd depastino, i also ph. D. From y
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While the history of the Freemasons has often been shrouded in mystery, members of the Matinecock Masonic Lodge in Oyster Bay recently welcomed dozens of people onto their premises for a fundraiser. …