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Before getting to the Daily article today, please know that the announced impeachment inquiry

into President Trump is an evolving story I plan to make the focus of tomorrow's daily article.

Now, here's today's Daily Article.

There is something in us that wants to help people who need help.

Time tells the remarkable and sometimes gruesome story of three sisters

who fought the Nazis as part of the Dutch resistance in World War II.

One explains why she became involved in the conflict.

While I was biking, I saw Germans picking up innocent people from the streets,

putting them against a wall and shooting them.

I was forced to watch, which aroused such an enormous anger in me, such a disgust.

You can have any political conviction, or be totally against war, but at that moment you are just a human being confronted with something very cruel.

Shooting innocent people is murder. If you experience something like this, you'll find it justified to act against it.

Hassan Nezadezavandi has spent the last five years distributing Express, a publication of the Washington Post. Mr. Nezadezavandi has spent the last five years distributing Express, a publication of the Washington Post.

Mr. Nezadezavandi immigrated from Iran in 1978 to go to college, but unrest in his homeland

cut off his funds. He has been working odd jobs for many years to support himself. He stood at the

same spot in Washington, D.C., for four hours

every morning, passing out the newspaper to the commuters who passed by. He did his job in the snow,

rain, or heat. When the Post announced last Wednesday that the last copy of Express would

be distributed the next day, many of the commuters realized they would no longer see Hassan.

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