Conversations: What it was like to talk to a WWI Veteran, w/ Richard Rubin
History Shorts4 Apr 2025

Conversations: What it was like to talk to a WWI Veteran, w/ Richard Rubin

Peter speaks with author Richard Rubin about his early 2000s research into the last surviving veterans of World War I - The Last of the Doughboys.

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