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Magazine Article A Memory of Survival A woman tells the story of her Holocaust survival through her embroidered art. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Historians in Training Students from around the globe show their mettle at National History Day. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Humboldt in the New World Journeying through South America, Alexander von Humboldt sought nothing less than "the unity of nature." Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Alan Kahan Tocqueville is still trenchant. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Frederick Douglass Lived Another Fifty Years After Publishing His First Autobiography Impertinent Questions with Robert S. Levine Anna Maria Gillis