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As the Allies liberate German camps, the public sees the sheer scale of the Holocaust.
As war begins, some Americans work tirelessly to help refugees; others remain indifferent.
Reversing open borders, a xenophobic backlash prompts Congress to restrict immigration.
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Learn how architects Liz Diller and Ric Scofidio transformed cityscapes around the world.
Ana gives birth to a healthy baby and wants nothing more than a calm, relaxed, restful homecoming.
New York Times reporter Lisa Lerer discusses Idaho's abortion ban and the upcoming ballot measure.
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library celebrates his commitment to conservation
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Inside Georgia's push to rebuild trust in elections after Trump's false claims
Poll gauges voter enthusiasm for both parties a week before election
Democrats put economy and affordability at center of final campaign push
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School principal documents Indonesia's worst wildfires in a decade
Asking how we as a society can learn from the past.
Asking if the U.S. has a responsibility to intervene in humanitarian crises.
Asking what it means to be a land of immigrants.
Asking what individuals can do when governments fail to act.
"A Harrowing Must Watch" - critics agree The U.S. and the Holocaust must-watch TV.
A story Americans have to reckon with. Premieres Sept. 18.
Burns, Novick and Botstein give the story behind their most important film to date.
Co-director and producer Ken Burns on making U.S. and the Holocaust.
Co-director and producer Lynn Novick on making U.S. and the Holocaust
Exploring America’s response to one of the greatest humanitarian crises in history.