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so, oh, i wondered first of all, perhaps did his world war ii background and ancestry somehow inform the reputation that he would have as an officer? and what role did all three of those things play in his rise to the chairmanship? so in 2010, i did something that might be unthinkable to some. i quit my full-time job and began research, and in 2011 i put my belongings in storage, packed up my car, and set out on an open-ended cross country research tour. all told, i've traveled to three dozen cities in over three countries including the united states, england, and germany. i've accessed two restricted archives, both the chairman's papers here in the library and the shalikashvili archives at the national bureau of asian research. i've interviewed well over 300 people. general shali himself, his wife, his son, his brother and sister, childhood friends from europe, high school and college classmates in the united states, and people who served with him from when he was a private in the late 1950's, all the way up to when he was chairman, including president clinton, madeleine albright, c

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their stories live on at ancestry.ing homes have borne the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic in this country and some of the saddest scenes have been senior passing away with their families unable to be along side them. joining us now mark parkinson, head of largest associations of nurseing homes and long-term healthcare facilities. mr. parkinson found that one-third, more than a third of all the deaths in this country from covid-19 have been in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. obviously the elderly are an especially vulnerable population. incidentally this wasn't just patients and this is also some of the workers at the nursing home, but why beyond that vulnerability, why do you think such a high percentage of all the deaths have been in these facilities? mark: chris, you're right, this has been a horrible tragedy and those of us who speak the elder ly our entire life is unspeakable. any place where people live closely together, whether it's convents or dormitories or cruise ships or nursing homes, they ar

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