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Charlotte DeCroes Jacobs joins Jennifer Skoog on Biographers International Organization to discuss her new book 90 SECONDS TO MIDNIGHT, a biography of Setsuko Nakamura Thurlow, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning conscience of the antinuclear movement.

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"I mentioned in passing that it had been taken about a year before the big fire there — and was shocked when so many people, including fellow Marines, asked ‘What fire?’" Chas Henry talks about the motivation behind his book FUJI FIRE in the Palawan Daily (PDN). bit.ly/3IeMG9K

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From scrounging in the alleyways of Montmartre, nightclub district of Paris...on Bastille Day 1918 Rags followed two American soldiers into the history books and into the memories of the Great War’s survivors. unpblog.com/2015/09/21/fro…

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Chas Henry joins Cover Stories to discuss his book FUJI FIRE and his four-year-long effort to investigate the tragedy. Listen here: bit.ly/3TJwEHv