Tag Archives: Brian Oakes

Jim: The James Foley Story Wins at Sundance and Debuts on HBO

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Judith Trojan

In 2014, forty-year-old American photojournalist James “Jim” Foley was executed by ISIS… on-camera, for all the world to see. Foley had been kidnapped in Syria and tortured for two years in captivity. His life story movingly unfolds in Jim: The James Foley … Continue reading →

Posted in Cable, Film, Journalism, Photography | Tagged Brian Oakes, Daniel Rye Ottosen, Death & Dying, Family Relationships, HBO, Hostage Negotiations, James W. Foley, Jim: The James Foley Story, Middle East, Peter Kunhardt, Photojournalism, Sundance Film Festival, Terrorism | 4 Comments

HBO’s Living with Lincoln Reveals One Family’s Magnificent Obsession

Posted on April 13, 2015 by Judith Trojan

My dad was a hard-core Lincoln buff. And, frankly, he didn’t have to work very hard to get me on board the Abraham Lincoln bandwagon. When Ken Burns’ groundbreaking miniseries, The Civil War, debuted on PBS, my dad and I shared that experience and every … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Cable, Film, Photography, Publishing | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Brian Oakes, Children's Books, Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, Family Relationships, Frederick Hill Meserve, HBO, Ken Burns, Living with Lincoln, Meserve-Kunhardt Foundation, Pat the Bunny, Peter Kunhardt, Photography, The Civil War, U.S. Presidents | Leave a comment

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HBO’s Living with Lincoln Reveals One Family’s Magnificent Obsession

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