History
Raymond Lambert – JFK and Dallas
Raymond Lambert talks about President Kennedy’s assassination and the effect it had on Dallas. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Margaret Hopkovitz – Auschwitz Survivor and Death March
Margaret Hopkovitz was part of the prisoner group that left Auschwitz in 1941 and went on a Death March en-route to other concentration camps. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Jack Repp – Nazi Hunter
Jack Repp survived unbelievable conditions for 6 years in Nazi Concentration Camps and then went to work for the US Secret Service as a Nazi Hunter. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Margery Nudelman Karpel – 1950’s Segregation
Margey Karpel first witnessed segregation as a new bride in Dallas, TX in the early 1950s. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Orville Rogers – On 24/7 Call to Drop an Atomic Bomb in Moscow
As a Strategic Command pilot Orville’s assignment was to drop a nuclear bomb on Moscow if war broke out. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
George Paul Rollin – Meeting Martin Luther King Jr.
George Rollin met Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Colonel Bob Bullock – Father’s Home
Colonel Bob Bullock’s father lost his home during the Great Depression even though he had money in the bank to pay his mortgage. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Bill Prindible – JFK and Roosevelt
Bill Prindible was abroad during the assassination of JFK and then he recalls where he was when he learned that President Roosevelt died. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Jim O’Neill – Meeting Senator JFK
Jim O’Neill recounts meeting President Kennedy when he was still a US Senator, and then later reacting to his assassination. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Sydelle Schedctmen – Nazi Killing Squad
Sydelle Schectmen’s grandmother was shot by a Nazi killing squad in Belarus, Russia. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Jay Beck, MD – Ice-Box
Jay Beck talks about his grandmother refusing to buy or allowing the family to buy her a refrigerator, since her Ice-Box worked just fine. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Bill Krisher – Remembering the Assassination of JFK
Bill Krisher recalls the day President Kennedy was assassination. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Desmond Fuller – Childhood During The Great Depression
Desmond Fuller talks about his difficult childhood during the Great Depression. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Jerry Nunes – Abe Lincoln Home
Jerry Nunes lived two streets away from the only home Abe Lincoln ever owned. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Art Mueller – Integrated Circuit
Art Mueller roomed with Jack Kilby, the inventor of the integrated circuit. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Bill Prindible – George Bush Before he Became a President
Bill Prindible recalls the time he met George Bush prior to becoming President of the United States. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Bob Warren – Childhood Presidents
Bob Warren talks about the presidents during his childhood. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Donald Halsey – Nixon’s Plane
Donald Halsey designed the interior of President Nixon’s airplane, in Air Force 1. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Michael Gundy – Bush Inauguration
Michael Gundy went to President George W. Bush’s Inauguration and visited the White House 5 other times. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Margaret Hopkovitz – Dr. Josef Mengele at Auschwitz
Margaret Hopkovitz encountered Dr. Josef Mengele at Auschwitz. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Janet Hershman – JFK
Janet Hershman recalls learning that President Kennedy had been shot. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Robert “Bob” Applebaum – Holocaust Losses
Bob Applebaum lost most of his relatives in the Holocaust CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Tom Watkins – Greatest Invention of His Time
Tom Watkins considers the self starter in an automobile to be the most remarkable invention of his lifetime. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Liffort Hobley – 1800’s Landowner
Liffort Hobley’s grandfather was a landowner in Louisiana in the 1800s. CLICK HERE to watch the full Oral History
Charlene Mallory Turner – Hangings in the 1930’s
Charlene describes what happened when she was forced to view hanging bodies in her town. Click HERE to watch Charlene’s Featured Short about what life was like when your mother owned a one woman school house in the 1930’s. Click HERE to watch Cherlene’s full Oral History