We are the George C. Marshall International Center at
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There is a great need to teach factual history by example and demonstration, as well as in use of new tools of communication like the World Wide Web and the Internet, which is fast becoming the ultimate democracy Marshall would have endeavored to achieve.
The programs of Washington's Mount Vernon, Jefferson's Monticello and Williamsburg demonstrate the possibilities of utilizing Marshall's Dodona Manor toward this end -- getting history back in the agenda. We promote understanding of and support for Marshall's ideals, something the world sorely needs at this time, with particular emphasis on the advancement, culturally and economically, of the U.S. - European Partnership.
For information on tours of the Marshall house, educational and economic programs and special events and how you can become a member to help us celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan Speech at Harvard University, contact:
We provide the Marshall Plan Speech for you in its entirety in the following pages as well as the list of who we are and what our programs are.
Join us in the first and greatest international preservation project emposered by the Internet and World Wide Web.
