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Donovan: More to Remember

By Salvatore R. Martoche - April 15, 2003

Part II of the life and times of one of Buffalo's most honored heroes explores Donovan's pivotal roles as: founder of the OSS, Director of Intelligence under FDR, Nuremberg prosecutor and ambassador to Thailand. 

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