Into nuances. I wonder if you could have another language what would it be . Translations ideally option for most of us and the fact of the translation, many books are multiply translated. And the translation, the only one for decades, there are three other the tale of gengi is not a short book. They wonderful essay, reading the tale of gengi cilia is important to read beyond the borders of america or the english language. [applause] this is booktv on cspan2, television for serious readers. At 7 00 p. M. Eastern Danielle Alan examines the declaration of independence. That is followed at 8 00 with a history of the National Football league. Tom brokaw talks to booktv and answers your questions on his battle with cancer from the National Book festival at 9 15. On tonights afterwards that 00, joy and read speculates on a roll race plays in the president ial election. At 11 00 eastern dick cheney and his daughter and former did the assistance secretary of state is genie with in American For
On different names at different times. Now the 21st century it is calling itself the tea party. The government is not us. You get into all kinds of conflict now, i dont want the federal government to take away my medicare,. The if youre looking for the origins, last. Last question were out of time. At the beginning of the talk you said the topics discussing today came from a great political party, what will it take the country to see that class of leaders ever again question work. Impossible to answer that question. I would say theres only one crisis that have the potential to generate that kind of leadership. , Global Warming. That will grow to come as lines miamis underwater and droughts are killing millions of people in africa and the weather is the first item on the news every night. We will have the energy to think about, in that sense Global Warming could become a god senate could wake us up. I want to thank you for the extraordinary talk today. T so thank you all very much. [app
During the war. Operated from 19421948 the camp was the center of a program called quite passage in which hundreds of detainees were exchanged against their will for american diplomats and soldiers and others held behind enemy line. Cspan Jan Jarboe Russell, author of the train to crystal city, who is sumi . Cspan sumi is the japaneseamerican main character of my book, who was born in los angeles, and her father was a photographer, the most successful japanese photographer in los angeles. And he was arrested as an enemy alien because he was a photographer. During world war ii, as you know, photography was like the internet. Anybody that had access to it could take photos of military bases and things like that. So the 32,000 enemy alien fathers who were arrested were largely arrested not based on anything they had done as human beings, but on their occupations, which could have been harmful, according to the government, to our war effort. And sumi is this was this remarkable, plucky tom
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[applause] heres a look at some books being published this week. What we witnessed in that first couple of months of the uprising was something that i found in firing not as a student of egyptian politics, but a student of history in a student of politics and identity all over the world. I have come to believe as a child of the euro triangulation and moderate reform that radical change is impossible. The impossible. That system change is impossible. But individuals can work if they work hard, they can maybe manage government policy one way or another, maybe have a big win here or there. But i believe that those human nature and governments in the state systems were very hardships to karen. And it was naive idealistic and foolish to think otherwise. The moment that lasted about a year after the first arab uprisings began showed that in fact its not impossible, that in this case come as something the expert was impossible had happened. Millions of people who were terrified and refused to