People, those people who just recently met him as a king, those people whom he healed and taught the truth, well, well, actually, what bad did he do, did nothing wrong, here he is crucified on the cross , people are jumping, hooting, crucify him, crucify him, come down from the cross, save yourself, us, the people want to provoke the prophet to some kind of miracle, you know, how they take a frog and dissect it, so. It kicks like a paw, this way or that, if you put an electrode, but the beaten, ridiculed, crucified christ asks father, forgive them, for not they know what they are doing, even here, even in such a situation, that is, not only physical suffering, but also mental suffering, they could not do anything. The lord conquers this hatred with his love, possesses others like him. I dont remember who said it, but this phrase is absolutely accurate, that christianity, speaking seriously and briefly, is faith in god and faith in person. The first person who was told that you will be
Professor discusses the legacy of the confederate capital henry wirz to his arrest for war crimes. The professor argues that his trial was framed in the context of slavery, but it has changed in 20th century events. This is an hourlong portion of the 2014 civil war symposium hosted by the u. S. Capitol Historical Society. I want to thank my fellow symposium members. I think they really set high standards to try to wrap things up. I am going to try to wrap things up quickly and to keep things energetic with images. I want to thank the Historical Society for hosting this. That is the hanging of henry wirz on november 10, 1865. If you want answers to your questions about wirz you should go to andersonville on november 10 of any year, because that is the day they remember him and honor him. Tony horwitz writes about confederates with a chapter of this. There is a society dedicated to wirz. It is a lost cause society absolutely. So, he is hanged on this platform, and that moment i think pla
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In 20th century events. This is hosted by the u. S. Capitol Historical Society. I want to thank my fellow symposium members. I think they really set high standards to try to wrap things up. I am going to try to wrap things up quickly and to keep rings things energetic with images. I want to thank the Historical Society for posting this. That is the hanging of henry wirz on november 10, 1865. If you want answers to your questions about wirz you should go to andersonville on november 10 of any year, because that is the day they remember him and honor him. Tony horwitz writes about confederates with a chapter of this. There is a society dedicated to wirz. It is a lost cause society absolutely. So, he is hanged on this platform, and that moment i think plays into our notions of an end of war moment. We have come to expect at the end of the war there will be a punishment, but that more importantly, it will be visible. This is a visible thing. They did this in the capital prison. I think as