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2 days ago · Orwell's grave in All Saints' parish churchyard, Sutton Courtenay, Oxfordshire. Orwell had requested to be buried in accordance with the Anglican rite in the graveyard of the closest church to wherever he happened to die.
5 days ago · Introduction. In March 1940, as the armies of Nazi Germany were beginning their march across Western Europe, George Orwell published a review of Adolf Hitler‘s autobiographical manifesto, Mein Kampf. Orwell, already an acclaimed author and critic, had long been an outspoken opponent of fascism. His experiences fighting against Franco‘s ...
4 days ago · Gleason, who teaches songwriting to struggling veterans at Camp Southern Ground, founded by Zac Brown, saw the soldier’s grave as an opportunity to learn and teach his daughter about local history. PFC Ervin O. Jones, a World War II hero, was killed during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945 at the age of 20, leaving behind a grieving family who ...
4 days ago · This Memorial Day, songwriter Craig Gleason is remembering the WWII hero who inspired his song, The Ballad of Ervin O. Jones. Craig remembered his 2014 project with Fox News on May 26th. The Georgia native said he felt compelled to pen the lyrics after he and his daughter stumbled upon Ervin O. Jones’ tombstone in Alpharetta.
4 days ago · Days later, Rod Gainer set out on his weekly walk through Section 60, the cemetery’s 14-acre parcel where Colby Umbrell and other U.S. service members lost to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan ...
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4 days ago · Eighty-five-year-old Jake Reissig had been visiting his wife Liz's grave since she passed away in 2014. Each day, after coffee with his nine children, he would bring Liz's favorite flower, a rose ...
2 days ago · Lee Moise Roosevelt was a guitarist and vocalist who had been born blind and performed with his brother Uaroy who played the tambourine and kazoo. Their 1929 recording of “Crazy About My Baby” is considered the first recording of rock n’ roll by American Historian of the Blues Gayle Dean Wardlow. The duo performed throughout Mississippi ...
