Wilkins, Byron War Reflections

Byron Othello Wilkins helped form a club with Corps Commander Troy Middleton who was University Controller.

Wilkins, Byron Wounded POWs and Germans

Will, George American Exceptionalism and Roosevelt’s Chore

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer opens with talking of Ronald Reagan saying that America is exceptional because it was founded on ideals vs.

Will, George Civil War Connections to World War 2

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks historian George Will about his and his father's personal connections to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Will, George End and Rebirth of History

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks historian George Will why postwar American work went better in Europe than in Asia.] Will explains tha

Will, George Four Freedoms to the Cold War

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks historian George Will about the Four Freedoms speech, the 1941 State of the Union address by President

Will, George Postwar Social Change

George Will says that the Cold War was inevitable after World War 2 because Josef Stalin [Annotator's Note: Russian Premiere Joseph Stalin] wa

Will, George Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks historian George Will about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's political challenges of 1940 to

Will, George War Memory and Britain

George Will was born in 1941 in Illinois. He has one memory of the war years.

Will, George World War 1 Effects on World War 2

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer tells historian George Will that Americans were disappointed by World War 1 not being the war to end all wa

Willett, Richard Concentration Camp and Mainz

[Annotator's Note: Richard Willett asks the interviewer to cut the tape for a minute to catch his breath.

Willett, Richard Enlistment and School

[Annotator's Note: In 1943, Richard Willett went to trial for trying to sneak into a movie theater and the judge ordered him to get out of Hou