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Cher Ami, the Iconic World War I Carrier Pigeon, Makes His Debut at Carnegie Hall
A treasured Smithsonian artifact is reputed to be the heroic savior of the embattled âLost Battalionâ on the Western Front
Carnegie delight
WE feel "Saturday Night Live's" Stefon would have enjoyed this. New York's hottest club was Carnegie Hall and its "November 1918: The Great War and the Great Gatsby." This place had everything: "Hamilton" conductor Ian Weinberger, a decorated homing pigeon name Cher Ami and a 58-piece orchestra playing Stevie Wonder songs. Historian John Monsky put together the multimedia spectacular. Katie Couric (above) and Christine Ebersole caught the one-night-only performance. How exclusive!
VIDEO: "November 1918" bringing story of World War I and its legacy to Carnegie Hall stage for one-night-only performance
VIDEO: Historian John Monsky explains special Carnegie Hall show
Broadway Stars to Revisit World War I in âImmersive and Very Powerfulâ Carnegie Hall Staging
Why One Historian Says We Shouldnât Forget World War I
Adam Jacobs, Kristolyn Lloyd, Kate Rockwell, and More Set For NOVEMBER 1918: THE GREAT WAR AND THE GREAT GATSBY at Carnegie Hall
Adam Jacobs, Kristolyn Lloyd, Kate Rockwell, More Set for Carnegie Hall Veterans Day Event
November 1918: The Great War and The Great Gatsby will be narrated by historian John Monsky.
Mi Abuela, the World War II Hero
An emotional remembrance of D-Day, in concert at Kennedy Center (review)
In âThe Eyes of the World: From D-Day to VE Day,â the words tell the story; the music breaks open our hearts.
Preserving History and Honoring Veterans by Saving the Flags They Carried
One Flagâs Journey to Find 4 Famous Figures
THE EYES OF THE WORLD: FROM D-DAY TO VE DAY Announced At The John F. Kennedy Center Opera House
101-year-old WWII veteran gets recognition at last at Carnegie Hall
At long last, 101-year-old Black WWII veteran gets overdue recognition, honor. Historian John Monsky says only a few of Cresencia Garcia's colleagues are left and time is running out for them to be recognized.
Last night, in celebration of Veterans Day, historian John Monsky brought his groundbreaking American History Unbound series to Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage with The Eyes of the World: From D-Day to VE Day. Check out photos below.
Rehema Ellis shares the story of 101-year-old Army medical assistant Cresencia Garcia who was a part of a segregated unit during World War II. At New York City's Carnegie Hall Garcia was honored during a salute to veterans.
The Eyes of the World: From D-Day to VE Day Is Not Your Average History Lesson: Historian John Monsky brings the story of the end of World War II to Carnegie Hall.
Carnegie Hall to salute the nation's veterans with musical production.
Lilli Cooper, Javier Muñoz, Kate Rockwell, and Daniel Yearwood will sing the soundtrack live to John Monsky's latest Carnegie Hall history lecture.
Playbill
This musically driven lecture tells the dramatic story of the final 11 months of World War II in Europe through archival photos, video, and personal letters.
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John Monsky Interview
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Carnegie Hall Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of Apollo 11
American History Unbound in the News
A Tempo: Celebrating the Moon Walk Through Music
American History Unbound in the News
Banner Day
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Collecting: Textiles That Talk
John Monsky in the News
From the Collection: Finding America in Its First Political Textile
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