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War, Kids, and Chocolate

by Peter Ingle

IN THE AFTERMATH of World War II, Germany was divided and the Soviet Union quickly isolated East Germany from the west. Supplies were scarce, so under direction of President Harry Truman, the Allied Forces began the Berlin Airlift. For 15 months, British and American pilots flew more than 277,000 missions to drop more than... Read »

A New York Travelogue

by Eliza Ingle

THERE IS SOMETHING ABOUT climbing the steps to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on the upper east side of the great island of Manhattan. You never know if you might run into someone you know or if you will anonymously slide into to the great house of art where anything is possible. I had... Read »

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