the book will be by st martin's press 2024. heat welcome to history. hay hour. thank you so much, rob. and thank you. the white house historical association and for hosting me tonight. i also wanted to thank the nixon foundation and nixon library for all their help facilitating my research. with a special shout out to jason and jason schwartz the head ahivist at the foundation and for all his help so. thank you all for that and i'm excited to jump in and talk about the world war two period and the nixon story during that era with you this evening. first, i want to start with a little world two context, just in case you forgotten about that. just very basic things. world war two was declared europe september first of 1939. the u.s., as you may recall, declared war late or on deceer 8th of 1941, just day after e bombing of pearl harbor. the war in september second of 1945. so that's the time period we're talking about. and within this frame i want to talk about a little bit about nixon's background. pat and -- nixon, and i'll be calling them pat -- tonight since.

go, family, friends and former colleagues of the bbc news reader george alagiah have gathered at st martinsthe fields in london to remember his life. george died injuly at the age of 67, after being diagnosed with bowel cancer nine years ago. those who went to remember him today heard some reflections written by george, and read by his friend, sophie raworth. we end today's programme with george, in his own words. choir sings if you haven't already told the peeple _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love that - choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love that you l told the people you love that you love them, tell them. if you haven't already told them how vulnerable you sometimes feel, tell them. if you want to tell them that you would like to be with them until the front hall stairs feel like everest, tell them. you never know what is coming around the corner. and if, lucky you, there is nothing around the corner, then at least you got

st. martin's bagel, masa and white poppy seeds, very tasty, i recommend it, in central poland, but also inouth, in some regions , there always had to be meat with a goose, for such a festive dinner and in some houses, everyone follows that tradition, and it is a good tradition, wonderful, and if it is a matter of political setting, why do i ask, the elections are over, now, the government and moravetsky himself received such a mandate from president duda, but there is one but, which is called the opposition, which has slightly different plans, well, i wouldn't say , but it's true, but it's the winner of those elections, the real winner, because the three parties that united in the coalition agreement, they show that they are capable, this, well, how can you say, this is such a mission, kamikazes, i would say, that is, he flies right at the same moment, when he himself already understands that there will be no majority, and so in fact his mission is simply such diversions of time, so that it will not be easy for the opposition, which will soon be the government , and law and justice goes to

katie gornall, bbc news. 800 people squeezed into st martin—in—the—fields in london this lunchtime, toy reports. # nkosi, sikelel�* iafrika # maluphakanyisw�* uphondo lwayo...# at the heart of this service was george's migration story. it defined his life and his career — the little boy who left asia for africa and then moved again to the uk. he was rather a timid little fellow. his four sisters, sharing childhood secrets. he was simon templar and james bond in our make—believe games. he was also our tailor. he would sew all the outfits for our barbie dolls. in all the tributes, one clear message — that what mattered most to george was family, not fame. earlier this year, when it became clearjust how quickly his illness was progressing, he sat adam and myself down and asked us to make sure that his three beloved granddaughters, our daughters, one day understand this part of their own stories. good evening and welcome to the bbc's news at six. l great reporting is infused with care, with a sense of deep humanity and soul. just look at his body language. sitting, kneeling, connecting. li

jo black, bbc news in marston moretaine. 800 people squeezed into st martin in the fields church in london20 years. george died injuly after living with bowel cancer for nearly 10 years. jon kay reports. # maluphakanyisw�* uphondo lwayo... at the heart of this service was george's migration story. it defined his life and his career — the little boy who left asia for africa and then moved again to the uk. he was rather a timid little fellow. his four sisters sharing childhood secrets. he was simon templar and james bond in our make—believe games. he was also our tailor. he would sew all the outfits for our barbie dolls. in all the tributes, one clear message — that what mattered most to george was family, not fame. earlier this year, when it became clearjust how quickly his illness was progressing, he sat adam and myself down and asked us to make sure that his three beloved granddaughters, our daughters, one day understand this part of their own stories. good evening and welcome to the bbc's news at six. l great reporting is infused with care, with a sense of deep humanity and soul. just lo

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