Smiling, that was standing in. Ront of the israeli flag it was very tight. Some of the people later on who a lot ofre people made it, but i was the only one that had the angle that put it together and made it work. Announcer you can watch the entire interview sunday night at 7 00 p. M. And 11 00 p. M. Eastern only on American History tv on cspan3. Next, author in u. S. Military history Professor John mcmanus presents an illustrated lecture. The National Park service, Shepherd University, and Eastern National cohosted this 90 minute event as part of a lecture series marking the 150th anniversary of Antietam National cemetery. Professor mcmanus is the author of numerous world war ii books, including the deadly brotherhood the american combat soldier in world war ii. I will now introduce my friend, my colleague, keith snyder, the chief historian at Antietam National battlefield. He was very much the architect behind the series, and hes a phenomenal partner for shepherd and has done wonder
The lecture series marking the 150th anniversary of Antietam National cemetery. Professor mcmanus is the author of numerous world war ii books, including the deadly brotherhood the american combat soldier in world war ii. I will now introduce my friend, my colleague, keith snyder, the chief historian at Antietam National battlefield. He was very much the architect behind the series, and hes a phenomenal partner for shepherd and has done wonders things for the civil war center. Without further ado, keith. [applause] keith thank you. We really value this partnership we have with Shepherd University. This is a great venue, bright partners to work with. Thank you for your partnership, we really appreciate it. Want to thank our partner, eastern national. They are the folks that have they have the store that i hope you visit. We are here as part of our ongoing commemoration of the 150th of the Antietam National cemetery. Our theme is remembering the fallen, the service and sacrifice of the a
Brotherhood the american combat soldier in world war ii. I will now introduce my friend, my colleague, keith snyder, the chief historian at Antietam National battlefield. He was very much the architect behind the series, and hes a phenomenal partner for shepherd and has done wonders things for the civil war center. Without further ado, keith. [applause] keith thank you, jim. We really value this partnership we have with Shepherd University. This is a great venue, bright partners to work with. Thank you for your partnership, we really appreciate it. I also want to thank our partner, eastern national. They are the folks that have they have the store that i hope you visit. We are here as part of our ongoing commemoration of the 150th of the Antietam National cemetery. Our theme is remembering the fallen, the service and sacrifice of the american soldier. The story is much broader than just the story of antietam, it is broader than maryland, it is broader than the civil war. It is the stor
And i dont know why because i didnt know any lawyers. But somehow i always wanted to be a lawyer. Was there interest in sfllaw . I was interested in crime prevention. I had no interest in tax or corporate law. So i was immediately involved in criminal law and did very well. I won a scholarship on that at my first exam at harvard, and then i went to work under one of these student aid programs for a professor of criminal law and criminal administration, professor shelton who was the leading authority in the field of juvenile crime, and that had an important influence on pmy later career. When you were in college, the war had started. No, the war started when i was in law school. I recall the december 7th, when pearl harbor. Im talking about the United States involvement in the war. The war was on in europe, but the United States involvement began when i was at harvard. And i remember the day when everybody went down to enlist. Were you conscious of national socialism, what it was doing
Cspan for being with us tonight so that her remarks can be covered by the entire country. Thank you, cspan, and as always. [applause] in the remarks that she made at her installation as president that is a 5dollar cambridge word for inauguration doctor faust said these investments have yields we cannot predict and measure. Universities are stewards of living tradition. This resonated with me with my colleagues at the National Archives in washington because we like to think the same of our institution. We are focused on educational issues at all levels and civic leadership issues at all levels as a key role in our mission to serve the public. A little word on her background, doctor fausts background. She serves before her current post as the founding dean of the Radcliffe Institute for advanced studies from 2001 to 2007. She has been held in a number of other academic posts. University of pennsylvania and others, radcliffe, and shes written six books while well received. Her other achie