Pres. Trump i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing, not the right wing. I am willing to do anything. I want to see peace. Mr. Biden say it. Pres. Trump what would you like me to call them. Proud boys, stand back and stand by. Kathleen belew, you have literally written the book on White Supremacy. When you heard that moment what was your reaction . Kathleen very concerning for a number of reasons. The first reason that it is concerning is that i have long , since as many analysts have given up trying to understand the president s motivations. Even if he takes the most generous interpretation of trump comments, perhaps he said proud boys, perhaps you meant to say stand down, there is a large and complex White Power Movement in our country that heard the president s words as are called to military preparedness. This is a movement interested in violence against civilians, our democracy and its institutions, and even if the president did not mean to call them to arms, tha
2020 Vice President ial candidate senator Kamala Harris delivers good marks at the Triumph Church near detroit. Are you willing tonight to condemn White Supremacists and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence in the number of these cities as we saw in kenosha at the portland. Pres. Trump i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing, not the right wing. I am willing to do anything. I want to see peace. It. Biden say pres. Trump what would you like me to call them. Blyd boys stanback and stan stand by. Havethleen belew, you literally what the book on White Supremacy. When you heard that moment what was your reaction . Kathleen very concerning for a number of reasons. I have long since as many analysts have given up trying to understand the president s motivations. Even if he takes the most generous interpretation of trump comments, perhaps he said proud boys, perhaps you meant to say stand down, there is a large and complex White P
On ten occasions disney sea and has the honor of hosting restitution ceremonies where painting or other artifacts stolen by the nazis and their collaborators have been returned to the rightful owner. [applause] thank you. Some of you were with us last year. With the u. S. Attorneys office for the Southern District of new york here and we presented with a red one of stolen from a grandfather by the nazis. It was very moving event and we are proud to build on that with this series. We hope youll join us for the next event in this series. That will be recovering nazis looted art. They will discuss several cases and provide an overview of the ethical and legal issues involved in recovering Nazi Looted Art. We hope youll join us for the programmer that will be october 17 at 7 p. M. Tonight we welcome mary lane from the author of hitlers last hostages a fascinating new study of art the trace the roots of hitlers obsession with art and how its your decision of the perfect nazis did the author
C good evening. Good evening ladies and gentlemen. I am margot lurie director of programming and engagement at the museum of jewish heritage, and living memorial to the holocaust. Want to welcome you to tonights event which inaccurate or arts restoration series. As you know the as part of their project to eliminate the jewish culture and identity. On 10 occasions this museum had the honor of hosting restitution to her monies or paintings or other artifact stolen by the nazis and their collaborators have been returned to their rightful owners. [applause] thank you. Some of you were with us last year. We had the u. S. Attorneys office for the Southern District of new york here and we presented a renoir from stolen from her grandfather by the nazis. Its a very moving event and we are proud of that. We hope you join us for the next event in the series. I will be recovering nazi looted art. Two lawyers recovered stolen artwork read the two will discuss several cases and provide an overview
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