Summary
It is evil we are now seeing in Sudan- and we're not going to back down. For 22 years, Sudan was plagued by a civil war between the north and south that claimed more than 2 million lives. That war came to an end in January 2005, when Sudan's Government and rebels in the south signed a comprehensive peace agreement that the United States helped to broker.
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Remarks at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
April 18, 2007
Thank you all. Please be seated. Thank you all very much. I appreciate your hospitality, Mr. Chairman. Thank you very much for the fine job you're doing. I am honored to have just taken a tour of this important museum with Sara Bloomfield, who arguably is one of the best museum directors in the country-[ applause]-particularly if you can put up with the board of directors that I've named. [Laughter]I thank you all for serving. I appreciate you taking on this important assignment. For-my friends on the board will tell you that I hold the Holocaust Museum dear to my heart. You will hear me express my appreciation for the work that is being done here, and I mean it sincerely.I thank very much Elie Wiesel for joining us. He's a big figure in the life of the world, as he should be. He speaks with ...See the full content of this document
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