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Washington's Will

August 16, 1999 • George Washington's last will and testament is being preserved. It's 200 years old, and the first serious conservation work was done in 1910. The document is in pretty good shape considering its age, but conservators have learned a lot in the last 90 years, and the new techniques are being applied.

Washington's Will

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American Playwright Arthur Miller Dies at 89

Miller's 'Crucible' Becomes an Opera

January 15, 1999 • Besides the impeachment trial underway on Capitol Hill, another trial involving sex, lies, justice and retribution is unfolding on stage at the Kennedy Center -- The Crucible. The opera, based on Arthur Miller's play, is directed by Bruce Beresford (film director of Breaker Morant and Driving Miss Daisy.

Miller's 'Crucible' Becomes an Opera

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Poles' Mood Grim, Resolve Still Strong, Says Violinst Roman Totenberg

October 25, 1982 • NPR's Susan Stamberg talks with a concert violinist Roman Totenberg about his recent trip to Poland.

Poles' Mood Grim, Resolve Still Strong, Says Violinst Roman Totenberg

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Violinist Totenberg: Solidarity Of Polish People Is 'Incredible'

November 2, 1981 • Violinist Roman Totenberg tells NPR's Susan Stamberg about a recent trip back to his homeland, where he judged a violin competition.

Violinist Totenberg: Solidarity Of Polish People Is 'Incredible'

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Stolen Stradivarius Violin Was Partner

May 23, 1980 • NPR's Susan Stamberg interviews Roman Totenberg about his beloved violin, which was recently stolen after a concert.

Stolen Stradivarius Violin Was Partner

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