The Dole Institute Oral History Project (2002-2009) contains oral history interviews with a variety of people who knew and worked with Senator Dole in various capacities, including friends, staffers, colleagues, journalists, members of Congress, and others. Combined, they document the accomplishments and legacy of one of America's most respected leaders and statesmen, Senator Robert J. Dole.
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The Dole Institute Oral History Project (2002-2009) contains oral history interviews with a variety of people who knew and worked with Senator Dole in various capacities, including friends, staffers, colleagues, journalists, members of Congress, and others. Combined, they document the accomplishments and legacy of one of America's most respected leaders and statesmen, Senator Robert J. Dole.
Howard O. Greene - Oral History about Bob Dole - 7/11/2007
The Dole Institute Oral History Project
2 hours 55 minutes 38 seconds
11 years ago
Howard O. Greene - Oral History about Bob Dole - 7/11/2007
In this 2007 oral history interview with Brien R. Williams, Greene talks about the differences between working as Secretary of the Majority and of the Minority, Dole's role as Nixon's hatchet man, and the Senator's work ethic.
The Dole Institute Oral History Project
The Dole Institute Oral History Project (2002-2009) contains oral history interviews with a variety of people who knew and worked with Senator Dole in various capacities, including friends, staffers, colleagues, journalists, members of Congress, and others. Combined, they document the accomplishments and legacy of one of America's most respected leaders and statesmen, Senator Robert J. Dole.
