Would is an associate professor at the university of kansas, where he teaches and researches 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe. His publications include a coedited cluster, the 2019 modern modernity, the urban experience in three polish cities during the great war, 2010 becoming metropolitan, urban selfhood, and the making of modern crock out. He investigates early adapters, journalists, artists and the nationalizing state in towards bicycles, automobiles and airplanes. He is right on board with your planes, trains, and automobiles joke earlier. Working on a world war i sourcebook will which will include more material from the Eastern Front. Adies and gentlemen, it is true pleasure to end this portion of our lecture with our friend nathan wood. Please join me in welcoming him. [applause] good afternoon, everyone. What a pleasure it is to be here. Over the years, i have sought every opportunity to come to this jewel of a museum and memorial in kansas city. Thank you laura and camille
April 25 in its new constitutional status. The french farmers bund is back in force rise. The peasants became furious. After it became clear that the promises they received from Prime Minister atal would not be fulfilled. For about a month, farmers have been waiting for a solution to the issue of reducing the volume of ukrainian imports. In addition, the government guaranteed them an increase in targeted subsidies. The expectations turned out to be even. There are protests in southern france. Resumed on the original scale, the peasants of the center and north join their colleagues, the authorities promise to blockade paris for the duration of the olympics. Farmers are building manure bastions around regional administrations. And on the opposite side of the planet, Canadian Farmers are rebelling. Here the reasons are the same, high cost of fuel. Ban on chemical fertilizers, unbearable tax pressure. Thousands of tractors are flocking to quebec this weekend. This is the capital of the pro
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Openly criticize the Israeli Occupation of the west bank and gaza. Then a teacher uprising in seattle. [indiscernible] this movement to replace the map with something and accurately measures. Earlier this month, teachers at garfield high in seattle unanimously voted to stop administering a widely used standardized tests. Now the Seattle School district is warning teachers could face a 10day suspensions without pay if they refuse to give the test. We will go to seattle for the latest. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. President of and is expected to express his support for a sweeping blueprint for Immigration Reform backed by a Bipartisan Group of senators. The senate plan includes a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented people in the u. S. , but also demands tougher border enforcement and a system for tracking those who overstay visas. Some have condemned the plans exclusion of lg