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Forever Promise Project connects American families with Dutch adopters caring for WWII graves

December 21, 2025

WTVR

It measures only 65 acres, but Netherlands American Cemetery is one of the most solemn pieces of real estate in U.S. history.

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Project connects Americans to the Dutch people who honor their relatives at World War II cemetery

October 14, 2025

AP News

In the decades since June West Brandt’s older brother was killed in World War II, her kind and artistic sibling who loved to play boogie-woogie on the piano has never been far from her mind.

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Op-Ed Art stolen by Nazis continues to find its true home

October 10, 2025

Dallas Morning News

Monuments Men and Women Foundation has located additional pieces.

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Museums Aren’t Doing Enough to Identify Nazi-Looted Art, Report Finds

October 3, 2025

artnet

Are U.S. museums ignoring the Washington Conference Principles on Nazi-Confiscated Art?

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PODCAST | Tango Alpha Lima EP285

September 23, 2025

The American Legion

Preserving art, history and World War II memories

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Robert Edsel: Preserving History, Inspiring the Future

September 18, 2025

PODCAST | Reputation Matters by Sunwest Communcations

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The Dutch Families Who Honor the Fallen American Soldiers of World War II

September 11, 2025

The Saturday Evening Post

For 80 years, the Dutch have cared for the graves of American soldiers who died to restore their freedom.

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From ‘The Monuments Men’ to ‘Remember Us’

August 27, 2025

Legion.org

Best-selling author Robert Edsel calls on Legionnaires to share next-of-kin information with grave adopters in The Netherlands and launch a similar program in the United States.

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RADIO | The Glenn Beck Program

June 30, 2025

The Glenn Beck Program

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‘Remember Us’ Review: Tending Sacred Ground

June 8, 2025

The Wall Street Journal

Following the war, a group of citizens in one corner of Europe decided they would oversee the graves of fallen Allied combatants.

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