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because of philip jackson connections, he was allowed to stay on as the chief surgeon at the american hospital in paris. to the right is philip jackson. philip told me he liked this photograph because it showed him and his father together. they weren't together very often because sumner was so busy. it also shows sumner possibly at his happiest. he loved to give them a hand, to carve, to be outdoors. he came from the backwoods of maine. this is a reminder of the lifestyle, the upbringing he had left behind in the u.s. may of 1942, this is the airport. you maythe third reich, recognize the central figure, heydrich. he is described easily as the architect of the final solution. he was at the conference when they planned the final genocide, final solution, rather. he arrived in paris to make sure the ss, in particular the gestapo, were placed in the position of primary power, the france become an ss state. the ss were the ones to call the shots. to his right is a protege on the -- of heydrich. he was an inspiration. have carl left, we , alsoerg -- carl oberg arriving for the first time in paris. he would

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: merry christmas to all because michael jackson's daughter officially dating. >> paris is down in maui with her boyfriend. she looks really good in a bikini. >> it's really nice seeing her happy. >> totally. >> she has on a weird schwag bag corona beer. >> it's like they gave away free bud light bikinis and corona bikinis at the bar that day. harvey: i thought you would like that. >> i do like that. it's cool. >> miles teller was in a scary accident last night and an uber crashed in front of him. miles slammed in front of the uber and he flipped. harvey: i call that a christmas miracle he wasn't hurt. >> i flipped over. got out of the car and i was fine. >> other people who flip over and they die. >> dana white in new york.

> announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: merry christmas to all because michael jackson's daughter officially dating. >> parisdown in maui with her boyfriend. she looks really good in a bikini. >> it's really nice seeing her happy. >> totally. >> she has on a weird schwag bag corona beer. >> it's like they gave away free bud light bikinis and corona bikinis at the bar that day. harvey: i thought you would like that. >> i do like that. it's cool. >> miles teller was in a scary accident last night and an uber crashed in front of him. miles slammed in front of the uber and he flipped. harvey: i call that a christmas miracle he wasn't hurt. >> i flipped over. got out of the car and i was fine. >> other people who flip over and they die. >> dana white in new york.

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: merry christmas to all because michael jackson's daughter officially dating. >> paris really good in a bikini. >> it's really nice seeing her happy. >> totally. >> she has on a weird schwag bag corona beer. >> it's like they gave away free bud light bikinis and corona bikinis at the bar that day. harvey: i thought you would like that. >> i do like that. it's cool. >> miles teller was in a scary accident last night and an uber crashed in front of him. miles slammed in front of the uber and he flipped. harvey: i call that a christmas miracle he wasn't hurt. >> i flipped over. got out of the car and i was fine. >> other people who flip over and they die. >> dana white in new york. we asked him about floyd and conor mcgregor. floyd has threatened to literally slap conor m

jackson. toquette found herself in ravens book -- ravens broke. is that the 50,000 women paris ravensbruck.ke -- this is an unusual photographic as it shows the women actually wearing uniforms. toquette was a group of a -- was a part of a group of french resistance fighters who only war summer dresses for the winter of 1944-1945. she was the oldest by 10 years of the group that was deported from paris with her. and she was the only one to survive. group that were deported from paris. on the 29th of april, 1945. she has been rescued by the swedish red cross at the 11th hour. and going to read you quickly. this is trying at the vapor, 1945. she has just come off a boat from across the baltic. she writes to her sister in paris. my sister, i know nothing about you since we saw each other in paris. do you have any news of jack? the nickname she had for her pete, theumner, or name she used for her son philip. if my handwriting seems to tremble, it is because i have open wounds on three fingers and no eyeglasses. titus and myf the ears run. i can't hear on one side. my feet are swolle

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thelex kershaw talks about jacksons, and american family updated the french resistance and not see occupied paris. i occupied paris. the hour-long talk is part of a multi-day conference in new orleans at the world war ii museum. >> i hope everyone had ample time to get your books and our legs and have lu

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paris. collects a very serious one, a 50 euro son, jackson.lace where the resistance could meet, and where shelligence was dropped, was risking not only her life but her husband's and her son's life. >> tried, convicted, and it did for murder in messages despite the lack of supporting its. brett snyder discusses a car -- controversy in the united states with justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> transferred to the death house. after reading the report comes the governor declared this -- fair trial. the boston press declared it closed. efforts during world war i into -- and world war ii. became an international hero, the embodiment of a new force in global politics. american benevolence in the form of humanitarian aid. >> go to c-span.org. >> follow the transition of government on c-span as president-elect donald trump selects his cabinet and republicans and democrats prepare for the next congress. we will take you to key events without interruption. watch live on c-span and on-demand at c-span.org or listen on our free c-span radio at. >> washington

paris. upied >> the decision to join the resistance was a serious one, a husband, he had ackson, and a 15-year-old son, f philip jacksonace ding to use this where the resistance could meet and intelligence was dropped, he was risking not only her life, but her husband and her son's life. >> a little after 5, in the 1920s, italian-american ctivists were tried, convicted and executed for robbery and murder in massachusetts, despite evidence.f supporting law professor brad snyder inside the e case supreme court chamber with ginsburg.ons by were co-and venvetti transferred to the death house. had ommittee declared they a fair trial. the boston press declared the case closed. 8, on the presidency, historian george nash talks hoover's bert humanitarian efforts. hov -- hoover became an international hero, embodiment f a new force in global politics. american benevolence in the form programs.tarian aide >> for complete american history c-span.org.le go to >> announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: we end our program, where 75th an today, on the anniversary on the attack of pearl harbor. oined by professor and historia

paris. >> it was a serious decision, obviously. she had a husband, and she had a 15-year-old son, philip jackson. by deciding to use that as a place where the resistance could meet and where intelligence was dropped, she was risking not only her life but her husband and her son's life. >> a little after 5:00, in the 1920s, nikola sacco and venzety were tried, convicted and executed for robby in massachusetts despite the lack of evidence. we discuss the controversy surrounding the case inside the supreme court chamber with introductions by ruth bader ginsburg. >> on august 2nd, they were transferred to the death house. the governor, after reading the unanimous committee report, declared that they had had a fair trial. the boston press declared the case closed. >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, historian george nash talked about hoover's humanitarian efforts in world war ii. >> hoover, working voluntarily and without pay, became an international hero. the embodiment of a new force in global politics. american benevolence in the form of humanitarian aid programs. >> for a complete american history