Only a fraction of the 16 million Americans who fought bravely in World War II remain with us.

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This sponsored message from American Update is on behalf of Hillsdale College

Dear Fellow American,

Only a fraction of the 16 million Americans who fought bravely in World War II remain with us.

This fact means that weâre losing more and more living memory of the greatest armed conflict in human history, which makes the study of World War II even more important.

To this end, Hillsdale College has produced an online course entitled âThe Second World Wars.â

Taught by historian Victor Davis Hanson, this course explores how the conflictâs diverse theaters, belligerents, and ways of fighting came eventually to define a single war. And it examines the key investments, strategies, and leaders that led the Allied powers to victory over the Axis.

If youâd like to secure a DVD set before theyâre all gone, you can get one shipped directly to your home for any gift of $100 or more to Hillsdale College.

Hereâs a secure link to reserve your copy of âThe Second World Warsâ on DVD:

https://secured.hillsdale.edu/hillsdale/support-the-second-world-wars

Thank you for preserving liberty for future generations of Americans through education with Hillsdale College!

Best regards,

Kyle Murnen, â09

Director of Online Learning

Hillsdale College