for coming. you re watching american history tv on c-span3 every weekend during congressional breaks and on holidays too. follow us on twitter. like us on facebook. and find our programs and schedule on our website, c-span.org/history. coming up next on the presidency, library and richard levinson confronts three myths about presidents and their health. and how in other cases have saved them all without the public knowing. the central the library, part of the free library of philadelphia hosted this hourlong event. i m pleased to introduce the free library s own dick levinson. in addition to being our speaker tonight, dick the is a librarian here in the central senior services department of the library and he is really different was really his he was one of the motivators behind this expire series on presidential history. it would not have come without his effort. he has worked at the library since 2009. he conceived, promoted and hosted ava right of intellectually ch
behind the entire series of speakers on presidential history. the series really would not have come about without his effort. throughout his time at the library, where he has worked promoted9, richard has a variety of intellectually challenging programs for mature adults here at parkway central library.he is an occasional contributor, and spent a director of history buff in general, but is particularly focused on issues of presidential health. he will shed light on desperately ill and dying presidents, who deceived the public to stay in power. i asked him earlier if he was going to talk about our current candidates and their health conditions, but he promised this is entirely historically focused. [laughter] i hope you will enjoy his talk. [applause] i want to thank jeff for that gracious introduction. i also want to tell you that our program on robert kennedy has proved to be so popular, we have actually moved it from room 108 to the auditorium. please join us there next w
richard levinson confronts three myths about presidents and their health. we also hear about how doctors contributed to the deaths of presidents, and without the public knowing. the parkway central library, part of the free library of philadelphia, hosted this hour-long event. i m now pleased to introduce tonight s speaker, librarian richard levinson. he is a librarian here in the central senior services department of the library, and he was one of the motivators behind the entire series of speakers on presidential history. the series really would not have come about without his effort. throughout his time at the library, where he has worked since 2009, richard has promoted a variety of intellectually challenging programs for mature adults here at parkway central library. he is an occasional contributor, and spent a director of he is a history buff in general, but is particularly focused on issues of presidential health. he will shed light on desperately ill and dying pre
live at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3. 28,orld war i began on july 1914 when austria and hungary war on serbia. less than a month later, most of the waroined the war as marked the beginning of the historians panel of and authors who talked about the and effect of the conflict once known as the war to end all wars. century ago to a the start of the first world war, it seems that the world is still at war. in the past few weeks alone, a passenger plane shot down leaving hundreds dead in the clash between ukraine and rocket fire raging in israel and gaza, conflicts in syria. might ask, does this have to do with world war i. you.answer might surprise i ll be moderating our discussion today. first, i d like to introduce you the gentleman who will bring this discussion to life. dr. chad left is williams. afro american studies in bran dice university. braden him, dr. tungstill. of phi utive director alpha theta national border a board member of the world
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