Slash history. Greetings from the National Archives flagship building in washington d. C. It sits on the ancestral home of the mikati people. It is my pleasure to welcome you to todays conversation with Suzanne Boyle and kevin boyles new book, the shattering. Before starting out like to talk about two programs coming up on our youtube panel. David keane will tell us about his new book, watching darkness fall. Which recounts the rise of the third rank in germany and the were ill to roll before key western wrecking capitals. London, berlin, rome, paris and moscow. On tuesday february 1st at 1 pm we will hear from sara pollack who will discuss her book fdr in american memory brazil in the making of an icon she analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory, and historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. Kevin bail because his look at the 1960s with this story of ed cahill, who in 1961, organized his neighbors to deck their houses with american flag
Show, two decades after it aired. Exploring the american story, watch American History tv, saturdays on cspan two. And find a full schedule of the program guide, or watch online anytime. Greetings from the National Drill land of the people. I am david farrow, archivist of the United States, and its a pleasure welcome you to todays conversation with kevin boyle and susanne e. Smith about boyles news book, the shattering. Before we begin, i would like to tell you about two programs coming up soon on our youtube channel. On wednesday, january 26th, at 1 pm, david mckean will tell us about his new book, watching darkness fall, which recounts the rise of the third reich in germany, and the road to war from the perspective of four american ambassadors in key western european capitals. London, berlin, rome, paris, and moscow. On tuesday february 1st, at 1 pm, we will hear from sara polak, who will discuss her book fdr in american memory. Roosevelt in the making of in icon. She analyzes roosev
Archives flagship building in washington dc which sits on the Ancestral Lands of the nokache tank peoples. Im david ferio archivist of the United States as a pleasure to welcome you to todays conversation with kevin boyle and Suzanne E Smith about boyles new book the shattering before we begin id like to tell you about two programs coming up soon on our youtube channel. On wednesday, january 26th at 1 pm. David mckean will tell us about his new book watching darkness fall which recounts the rise of the third reich in germany and the road to war from the perspective of four american ambassadors in key western european capitals, london berlin rome paris and moscow. And on tuesday, february 1st at 1pm. Well hear from sarah pollock who will discuss her book fdr in american memory roosevelt and the making of an icon. She analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. Kevin boyle begins his look at the 1960s
And on tuesday, february 1st at 1pm. Well hear from sarah pollock who will discuss her book fdr in american memory roosevelt and the making of an icon. She analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. Kevin boyle begins his look at the 1960s with the story of 8 cahill who in 1961 organized his neighbors to deck their houses with american flags for the 4th of july. Boyle was inspired by a photograph of cahill and his neighbors that he had seniors before in a book published by the National Archives the book which reproduced more than 200 images from our photographic holdings was called the american image boyles book about america in the 1960s. The shattering takes us a decade beyond the american image and focuses on the periods transformative conflicts the New York Times calls the shattering a rich layered account of the 1960s history is not simply the unfolding of events, but it is the story of individ
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