Like all such monuments that former presidents construct to edify the public, the George W. Bush Presidential Center—opened with great ceremony in Texas last week—is mounted from its subject's point of view
Vietnam was the quicksand France
fell into after World War II and America soon followed. Pulitzer Prize-winner
Peter Arnett's documentary is a fair-minded overview of the costly, confused
struggle that cost hundreds
Museum work can be
dangerous business. Just ask the staff of the Baghdad Museum, looted as
U.S. troops looked on, or the National Museum in Kabul, whose curators
had to conceal their collection from the Soviets and the Taliban. Hidden Treasures is the catalog to an exhibit traveling across the United States, a dazzling...