Included the procession to arlington through the streets of washington, d. C. We will show you the entire 23minute silent film, with narration by two world war i historians. It is the centennial of the american involvement in world war i, and there will be undoubtedly lots of discussion about the effects of that war on the world and on american society. As part of that conversation, we are going to show you some vintage films from that era that document american participation, and to help us understand this, because they are silent films, we have invited two world war i historians. They will be with us to look at on a look at the film. , before we start the film, who saw these kinds of films at the time they were made . Think in many ways, the films were meant to document the events are the people who were involved in them. They might have been shown a newsreel. This was a really important moment in the commemorative culture that was developing in the u. S. After world war i. We wanted
Appearances on cspan as well as many other Supreme Court videos available on demand. Follow the Supreme Court at cspan. Org. Announcer 1 on november 11, 1921, an estimated 100,000 people gathered at Arlington Cemetery in virginia for a ceremony honoring the unknown soldier of world war i. The u. S. Army signal corps created a silent film documenting the journey of his remains from france to the u. S. Capitol rotunda and its procession through arlington through the streets of washington dc. Allison, how did this whole concept of the unknown soldier being honored, about . They really goes back to the mechanization of warfare during world war i. You get a lot more unidentifiable remains. You had a lot in the civil war, but people were struggling with the fact they could not figure out who these casualties were. So france and Great Britain had an unknown soldier in east of their in both of their countries. In england it was westminster abbey, and in france under the arc de triomphe. So thi
Recycle those words but i did learn something about her a few years ago when i read the book preparation for rebook. Also recently that it does give you a window into who she is answering the larger question who is Hillary Clinton . That is something she needs to continue to voodoo leading into the general. She passed to you answer that question a little better this she has she and her aides are aware of that teeseven. Coauthor of age arce state secrets and also the book critic from the Washington Post a Nonfiction Book critic and history professor from visiting washington at the Brookings Institution is the author of several books. Eggs for being space booktv. Jeremy mccarter is next and hes the coauthor of, hamilton the revoution. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good afternoon. Welcome to the Chicago Tribune with dustin before we get to it started out with a toothache or sponsors. We are big on social media what is your story is the u. K. Keep going all your by do
That means there must be things that predispose us to certain kinds of behaviors etc. Its also interesting is if you look at the siblings that is falling dramatically. If you scatter them around, you lose that. Its a very artificial effect. So its true there are elements in the genome in the personality its unlikely that they will be able to manipulate those that are governing this. Thats a great question. Its done in a remarkably unapproachable way. [applause] good afternoon and welcome to the 32nd annual printers row literary festival. Before we get started in the program i would like to thank all of the sponsors. We are big on social media into the theme of the festival is whats your story, so we encourage everyone to share your stories this weekend on twitter commands to graham and face the using the hash tag 16. You can also download the app where you will find the premium content, discounted books for subscribers and the schedule. You will get a free book and 5 off the merchandis
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