As pets and latered abandoned are taking a tool. Talks for one of the biggest deals of history have entered the final stajs of talks. Ministers from the partnership talks maybe close to reaching a consensus consensus. Its what theyre hoping for. Theyre meet nothing hawaii for four days and they have picked up some momentum. U. S. Trade opened the talks with the speech saying that each country recognizes the benefits that tpp can create jobs and growth. Each country should lay out what it wants to win and protect. He expressed the willingness to help pave the way for an agreement agreement. He said before the meeting that he would celebrate with the u. S. And other country members. Translator the outcome of the u. S. Japan talks is very important. Unless the two sides reach a conclusion, the ministers will not be able to reach a broad agreement. They met separately from the counter part ahead of the meeting. The officials have they hope to open up and got powder milk. Investors waited r
Stephanie today, we are at special Collections Department at gonzaga university, looking at the tribunal for the far east or the tokyo war crimes, and these papers relate to the trial that went on against the 20 military people and the civilians who were responsible for the federal war, too. Who started world war ii. This military tribunal, it was established i have in 12 Different Countries and nine prosecuting attorneys from various countries that would put these individuals on trial. One of the key people on defense was a general, a general of the Imperial Army and prime minister, and he was the one responsible for the decision to bomb pearl harbor in 1941. So how come they had these papers . They were actually there at the trials. Graduate was there at these trials. He became ill and asked his friend to come to japan and help them out and cover for him while he was ill, so he stayed on. He was supposed to be on a couple of years but he stayed on for two years and helped with that.
Gone to university, looking at the tribunal for the far east or the tokyo war crimes, and these papers relate to the trial that went on against the 20 military people and the civilians who were responsible for the federal war, too. At this military tribunal, it was established i have in 12 Different Countries and nine prosecuting attorneys from various countries that would put these individuals on trial. One of the key people on defense was a general, a general of the Imperial Army and prime minister, and he was the one responsible for the decision to bomb pearl harbor in 1941. , so how come they had these papers . They were actually there at the trials. He became ill and asked his friend to come to japan and help them out and cover for him while he was ill, so he stayed on. He was supposed to be on a couple of beers that state or two years and helped with that. He brought these four boxes of materials back to the United States. One went to the National Archives and the other came to g
When you get to this point in the galleries, you then encounter the statue of king george iii. Momentg you back to that when the declaration was being read in new york in 1776. We have a sailor up there offering you a rope that hes throwing down to try to invite you to consider, but where would you have stood at this point in the story . Youve heard the loyalist critique. You have heard people trying to remain neutral. Youve heard from fervent revolutionaries. We want you to feel like that maybe you had a choice and the outcome was still quite uncertain. We have on display these large lumps here in the case on loan to us from the New York Historical society. Fragments of the original statue that stood there at the bowling green. It was composed of gilded lead about 4000 pounds of lead in , large sheets. That was broken apart into sheets and melted down into 42,000 musket balls, which were turned into ammunition for the Continental Army. Those musket balls were referred to in one newspa
For the next hour, an history tv exclusive, our cities tour visited spokane, washington, to learn more about its unique history and literary life. Or six years now, we have traveled to u. S. Cities bringing the literary scene and Historic Sites to our viewers. Can watch more of our visits on cspan. Org slash citiestour. Thing about bing crosby, is legacy and memory was that he was well balanced. He was not needing for fame. Even seek it. It totally surprised him. In s often mentioned today general 20th century histories influenceshe calming on American History. He was the voice that people istened to in the 1930s on hard. When things were so that was bings role in american be sort of ind of he nextdoor neighbor, commonsensical approach to, you know, life and so forth. He modelled that. Goes back to his life neighborhood. Tomah, s born in to washington, on the west side of his state. His family f 3, moved to spokane. His dad took a position at a in spokane. Y they rented a house just a