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Clip from the CBS program "See It Now" in November 1952

From the series "This I Believe," 1953 - intro by Edward R. Murrow. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2012/08/1953-armor-of-cynicism.html

December 24, 1952

August 28, 1939

Tom Waits - What Keeps Mankind Alive (lyrics)

From See It Now, March 9, 1954 Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2015/11/edward-r-murrow-vs-senator-joseph.html

Aired on January 1, 1956. Featuring CBS correspondents Bill Downs, Richard C. Hottelet, Alexander Kendrick, Robert Pierpoint, Edward R. Murrow, David Schoenbrun, Daniel Schorr, Eric Sevareid, and Howard K. Smith. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2015/08/1955-murrow-boys-on-cold-war.html

June 6, 1944. Robert Trout announces unconfirmed German reports of an Allied invasion of Europe. Featuring George Fielding Elliot. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2015/08/1944-cbs-announces-unconfirmed-reports.html

Prime Minister Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy is interviewed on Face the Nation, July 14, 1957. The interviewers: "Chalmers Roberts, diplomatic correspondent for the Washington Post and Times Herald, Bill Downs of CBS News, and John Madigan of the Washington bureau of Newsweek." Moderated by George Herman. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2013/09/1957-pakistani-prime-minister.html

We're Going to Hang out the Washing on the Siegfried Line - British and German versions

From the Longines Chronoscope, August 26, 1953. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2015/04/1953-eleanor-roosevelt-on-liberalism.html

From the 1929 short "The Karnival Kid"

June 18, 1944. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2015/07/1944-murrow-boys-on-d-day.html

June 6, 1944. Transcript: www.billdownscbs.com/2015/07/1944-murrow-boys-on-d-day.html

War correspondent Richard C. Hottelet's D-Day account from the air

Charles Collingwood reports from Normandy on D-Day

Edward R. Murrow on the "Sense of Unreality" of the London Blitz - August 25, 1940

Edward R. Murrow describes Buchenwald

The London Blitz described by Edward R. Murrow

Edward R. Murrow from a London rooftop during the Blitz - 21 September 1940

The armistice negotiations at Compiègne described by WIlliam L. Shirer - June 21, 1940

"Wires and Lights in a Box" speech - Edward R. Murrow - 1958

VE Day news broadcast from Germany by war correspondent Bill Downs

First live broadcast from Normandy to the US after D-Day by correspondent Bill Downs - June 14, 1944

Live news broadcast from Normandy after D-Day by war correspondent Bill Downs - June 18, 1944