The Education of a Senator: Everett McKinley Dirksen
[...]he passes over with humor the very real threats to himself and his family as German-Americans during World War I, by attributing them chiefly to his mother's stubborn refusal to take down the honored picture of Kaiser Wilhelm II! A particular favorite was his meeting with a young man who b...
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