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some financial relief so that iran isn't right at the edge of a cliff, that may be the shape of where a negotiation would go. >> but, richardrnered iran a dangerous iran if you are saudi arabia? they saw that firsthand a month or two ago. and the israelis may say one thing publicly but the israelis understand as well they don't want iran backed into these corners -- this corner where this regional power has no choice but no strike back and strike back hard. isn't it in our allies' best interest and our best interest to find a way for iran to get out of that corner and back to the table? >> oh, absolutely. which is in large part why the saudis among others have begun a process of reaching out to iran over the last couple of weeks and months. the saudis have deescalated the war this yemen which in some ways with a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. there have been other diplomatic feelers that both they and the united arab emirates have started. i think the saudis were shaken by the american nonresponse to the response on their refinery. it sent a real message that unless americans were killed, america's traditional par

richard frank discussed two grim events that took place in june and july of 1944. division ofouth's executions in the north of france and the mass suicides of japanese civilians who jumped off cliffs to avoid capture in the battle of saipan. >> the next one is a tough one. as the allies made great gains, .he axis powers responded descent intoanel's barbarism, it's my pleasure to -- he came with the special partnership for the defense pia and accounting agency where he worked on cases to bring unaccounted service members home for identification and burial. there are roughly 80,000 americans still missing. he has moved into a new role as research historian where he spent the majority of his time helping family members discover their loved one's world war ii our services.hout ladies and gentlemen, please dausey. james [applause] >> it is a great honor to be a part of this. it is my third of these and a great delight to moderate a panel. well.ow our speakers very i will keep the introductions brief. first, james holland. historian, writer, broadcaster. he's led many of our tours here at the museum. i would take 10 minutes going through all of his books. italy's sorrow, a year of war,