HeyJaredNow It's History
Now It’s History explores the roots of today’s political and social turmoil by examining the past. Hosted by journalist Richard Galant, each episode uncovers the hidden patterns behind revolutions, protests, and power struggles, showing how events like President Richard…
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Osama bin Laden lit the spark for endless wars (opens the original)
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Hours after hijackers crashed planes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, journalist Peter Bergen said on CNN that the “most likely suspect” in the attacks was Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda. Bergen had good reason for his view. Terrorists linked to al Qaeda detonated a truck bomb in the World Trade Center garage on February 26, 1993, killing six people but failing to bring down the towers. Bergen traveled with a CNN team to the mountains near Jalalabad in
The black GIs who liberated Hitler's victims (opens the original)
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Samuel Pisar was 10 years old when Nazi invaders rounded up the Jewish community of Bialystok, Poland. He survived three death camps and, the New York Times wrote in 2009, “was condemned to die at least twice, but managed to slip back into the general prison population, once convincing a guard that he was there only to wash the floor.” When the Germans began fleeing the victorious allied troops near the end of the war, they forced camp inmates to walk for miles to other camps. Pisar escaped and
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