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Tag Archives: World War II

An Old Remedy for a New Era

During World War II, even during the most dangerous and bloody periods of the fighting, people understood the critical importance of relaxation and fun.

Posted bySusan EisenhowerSeptember 1, 2021Posted inArchive, CommentaryTags:Afghanistan, Bridget Jones Diary, Climate Change, COVID-19, It's Raining Men, January 6, Times of Change, Washington DC, World War II8 Comments on An Old Remedy for a New Era

Eisenhower and the Meaning of Victory

A month after the German surrender, Dwight Eisenhower visited London to express his thanks to the victorious armies, and his appreciation for the sacrifices made during the war. He brought with him a message of lasting unity.

Posted bySusan EisenhowerJune 25, 2020Posted inArchiveTags:Allies, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Guildhall, Leadership, Winston S. Churchill, World War II15 Comments on Eisenhower and the Meaning of Victory

A Fateful Decision; an Historic Outcome

World-changing events hung in the balance on this day in 1944, hours before the Normandy invasion known as D-Day. A pivotal decision, countless sacrifices, and the heroism of Allied troops, resulted in the liberation of Europe.

Posted bySusan EisenhowerJune 5, 2020Posted inArchiveTags:Allies, D-Day, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Leadership, Normandy, World War II4 Comments on A Fateful Decision; an Historic Outcome

A poignant story on Memorial Day

This Memorial Day, join me in paying tribute to those who gave their lives for our country and for causes greater than themselves. I will remember one such person, who has brought considerable meaning to my own life: Pvt. Frank E. Mackey.

Posted bySusan EisenhowerMay 25, 2020Posted inArchive, UncategorizedTags:82nd Airborne Division, D-Day, Frank Mackey, Lucien’s Wall, Memorial Day, Normandy, World War II12 Comments on A poignant story on Memorial Day

The Monuments Men: How Many Heroes Really Act Alone?

Considerable ink has been devoted to reviews of “The Monuments Men,” the newest World War II story to hit the movie theaters.

Posted bySusan EisenhowerFebruary 21, 2014Posted inArchive, CommentaryTags:Art, Dwight D. Eisenhower, George Clooney, History, Monuments Men, Robert Edsel, World War II8 Comments on The Monuments Men: How Many Heroes Really Act Alone?

The Holocaust Museum at 20: My Tribute to Europe’s Liberators and Survivors

Would you or I have shown the same courage, humanity and enduring spirit?

Posted bySusan EisenhowerMay 2, 2013Posted inAppearances, ArchiveTags:Dwight D. Eisenhower, Elie Wiesel, Holocaust Museum, Veterans, World War II2 Comments on The Holocaust Museum at 20: My Tribute to Europe’s Liberators and Survivors
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