Tag: United States Information Agency
From time to time while working in the records, NARA staff find documents that provide new perspectives on events through which they lived. I recently had that experience. I remember well the terrible humanitarian disaster that befell local populations as Yugoslavia ripped itself apart during the 1990s. I remember, too, how many commentators expressed surprise [...]
Posted by David Langbart on January 23, 2013, under Archives II, Civil Records, History, The Process.
Tags: Belgrade, Columbia University, Counselor for Public Affairs, David Langbart, Department of State, Frank Shakespeare, Marshal Tito, National Security Adviser, Office of War Information, Policy Planning Council, President Jimmy Carter, RG 306, United States Information Agency, Walter R. Roberts, World War II, Yugoslavia, Zbigniew Brzezinski Comments: 1
As we make our brunch reservations, choose the perfect greeting card, and make the rest of our preparations for Mother’s Day this Sunday, let’s not forget the women, the mothers of our nation, who took a stand for women’s rights and blazed the trail for future movements. Men such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas [...]
Posted by Monique Politowski on May 11, 2012, under Archives I, Civil Records, Outside NARA.
Tags: 19th Amendment, Abigail Adams, American Revolution, Bill of Rights, Constitution, Mercy Otis, Molly Pitcher, Monique Politowski, Mother's Day, Phyllis Wheatley, Spirit of '76, United States Information Agency, Women's Movement Comments: 1
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