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Google News: The Best WWII Movies You Probably Haven't Seen
[/FILM (blog)] - The Best Years of Our Lives won a whole slew of awards, including a Best Supporting nod for “non-actor” Harold Russell, a war veteran who lost both of his hands. Don't judge this movie too harshly by the clip shown above (one of the few I could find.)
Google News: Service agency in Liberty on the chopping block
[YNN Hudson Valley] - SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY -- Harold Russell has spent more than 40 years of his life on this dairy farm in Bethel, working hard to keep it running. “Farming is hard. It's not something that you can leave for a few days and expect it to be ok when you get
Glancing Backward,
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[Towanda Daily Review] - Actor Harold Russell, who'd received two Oscars for his sensitive portrayal of a disabled veteran in "The Best Years of Our Lives," died in Needham, Mass., at age 88. Five years ago: Deeply distrustful of Iran, President George W. Bush said in an
Google News: Flash from the Past: Kitchener school opened in January 1912
[Guelph Mercury] - Harold Russell of Kitchener, a Victoria student in the 1940s, sent a photo of the teaching staff and another of the soccer team. It won the intermediate championship that year. Earl Sheriff of Kitchener emailed a class photo taken on the
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