The Story of the Mason-Dixon Line: The Colonial-Era Border Battle That Defined the Civil War

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The Teenage Spy Who Arrested His Nazi Boss

On this episode of Our American Stories, at 17 years old, Pino Lella was helping Jewish families escape Nazi-occupied Italy by guiding them across the Alps into Switzerland. A year later, after being drafted into the German military, he found himself assigned as the personal driv ...  Show more

Dolly Parton's Biggest Hit Almost Belonged to Elvis

On this episode of Our American Stories, when Dolly Parton wrote "I Will Always Love You" in 1973, she wasn't writing about a romantic breakup. She was saying goodbye to her longtime friend, mentor, and business partner, Porter Wagoner. The song became a country hit, but its jour ...  Show more

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