i really appreciate you coming, on we would like to thank the tasha brown for being with us today. the tasha, we appreciate your time. thank you so much. use your mobile devices and go to c-span.org. up next american history tv looks at the hallmarks and its -- holocaust and its aftermath, starting with it all figment, followed by chris dodd, describing the leaders of world war ii, from letters from his father a leader during the trials. then we'll take you on a tour of the u.s. holocaust memorial museum to learn how the american public and officials reacted to nazi germany's persecution of jews between 1930 in 1945. then later, a look at the documentary on the nuremburg trials that was first screened in germany in november of 1948, but not released in the u.s. until several decades later. next, neil bascomb describes how a tip from a holocaust survivor led to the capture of holocaust war criminal, adolf ike man who then smuggled him to -- for trial. he wrote about the sequence in e

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