Quality her entire life. She shares about their personal relationship during on q a. Final years aided u. S. Government cuban parents in sending their children to the u. S. To escape the rise of the castro regime. Next on American History tv, author and professor Anita Casavantes Bradford discusses the legacy of the mission known as operation pedro pan. She explains the differing interpretations of the childrens exodus to the u. S. From cuba and how the 2000 custody battle over Elian Gonzalez reignited debate over operation pedro pan. After her talk, several audience members who came to the u. S. As part of the operation took part in the discussion. Florida International University hosted this 45minute event. [applause] thank you so much. Before i begin, i would like to ask if there are any pedro panists in the room. A special thank you for coming. I want to acknowledge pedro pan is not strictly or even primarily a topic for academic analysis and that you are the experts in this histor
Loathing lincoln is his first book, and he has started a blog. He updates weekly. I highly recommend it. It is very lively. It is loathinglincoln. Com. I highly recommend that to all of you. The book has received a lot of good attention, a lot of praise. I want to read you a couple summaries of what the book must be about. One is by our old friend marco. He said, paradoxically americas most revered president has also been its most reviled. As John Mckee Barr shows in his meticulous survey, detractors of the rail splitter have been a variegated crowd of strange bedfellows. Libertarians, neoconservatives white supremacists, black panthers. States rights advocates, and antiimperialist, among others. The arguments that have overlooked the confederacys central aim the right to own, exploit, and rape africanamericans and their descendents forever. Here is another comment i find particularly amusing, from an unnamed critic. From bitter, defeated critics after appomattox, and academics in our
Freedom. On American History tv, monday morning at 8 00 eastern, one he did jones Juanita Jones abernathy. After 2 00, state of the union addresses. At 8 00, historians talk about the history of Race Relations in ferguson missouri, and examine how policing and the criminal Justice System have historically related to racial conflict. Find our complete schedule at www. Cspan. Org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. Call us at the number on your screen. Email us, or send us a tweet. Each week American History tvs reel america brings archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. Interrogations start with a thorough examination of personal effects, the contents of a wallet, a diary, or a map. From that can come valuable grains of truth and as often happens, a prisoner can stub his toe hard on the smallest bit of truth. What largely determines the selection of the interrogation techniques to be used is the subject himself, his temperament, mood,
America. He discusses the way britains frenchl victory impacted holdings and settlers who remained after the war ended. The college of william and mary in virginia. The class is about an hour. Were going to talk about the seven years war. It is often known as the first global war. It is a war that in the United States is often called the french and indian war. Beck, it is the war of conquest. It is the world conquest. The name is important. The civil war is one interpretation, but calling it the war of northern aggression means you have a different interpretation. Uebec, the war of the conquest has a really heavy political implication because they see this as the moment French Society was taken over, concorde by the british, and therefore, the moment conquered by the british, and therefore, the moment that you start to see them sees french canada with a long and brutal struggle for attending. Autonomy. The name the french and indian war comes from the british themselves. This is who th