by any means possible. especially for those civilians living in east prussia at the time. they knew exactly what awaited them when the soviets were approaching. they knew that the same acts of barbarism, the same a massacres would happen to them as had happened to the russians as the german army had advanced in its invasion of the soviet union if 1942. in 1942. however, they were under orders. they were not permitted to leave until the very end of january 45. the nazi government forbade anyone to leave, for to do so would have shown signs of defeatism and an acknowledgment that they were going to lose the war. you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. david dinkins is next on booktv. the former new york city mayor talk abouts about growing up in harlem and his eventual win to become the first african-american mayor of the city. this is about an hour. [applause] you know, frequently or at least not infrequently when i have a prepared text, i wa
those days are not quite as distant as some suppose. we remember that a few people still alive today lived through them, albeit as children. 2014 will mark that centennial of the drama which profoundly influenced the history of the world. i spent the last three years writing a book describing both how the war came about and what happened on the battlefields during its first months before the french lapsed into a stalemate. there is a widely held view, a delusion, as i shall argue, that the two world wars belong to different moral orders. nineteen robo one was a good war, world war ii was bad. the first subject was so horrendous that turned is that makes it of the two sides causes could badly to meant barely managed. they add a view of what they think happened. until 1941 britain defied the vast evil of nazism, berlin. in russia and the united states took this train encompassing the destruction of hitler. the struggle was nothing like as bloody as its predecessor, says
people who have created the films and those tv shows that is helped transform our culture and sometimes not such great ways. to celebrate the best and condemn the worst, i m joined by broadcaster new york times best selling author, raymond arroyo. happy thanksgiving. in the wake all these scandals in hollywood, harvey weinstein and john lasseter of pixar. let s start with the bad news. we ll start with the bad. let s start what we re not grateful for. i think people have to be aware what s coming down the pike. there s a new movie gets oscar buzz. arnie hammer is the leadly. he plays a 24-year-old man. rolling stone is hailing that the most romantic movie of the year. he has an affair with a 17-year-old boy. what? at a time people saying roy moore should get out over accusations with relationship with younger people. why would hollywood be championing a movie like this? knock out, all the reviews of the film. it is interesting that that would be it s out of
top adviser and son-in-law, jared kushner. hello, everyone, and welcome to a brand new hour of america s news headquarters, i m eric shawn. arthel: and i m arthel neville. all this despite jared kushner saying he has handed over all the relevant documents. kushner s attorney also hitting back, accusing lawmakers of playing gotcha while arguing that kushner had been transparent during his six hours of voluntary testimony. garrett tenney live at the white house with more. what more do we know about these e-mails the committee is requesting? reporter: well, the committee has requested thousands of e-mails from a number of individuals associated with the trump campaign as part of their investigation into russia s interference in our election. in the top two lawmakers on this committee, senators chuck grassily and dianne feinstein, are now accusing jared kushner of not providing them all of the e-mails they ve requested. they claim they ve received other e-mails, but that he n
people who have created the films and those tv shows that is helped transform our culture and sometimes not such great ways. to celebrate the best and condemn the worst, i m joined by broadcaster new york times best selling author, raymond arroyo. happy thanksgiving. in the wake all these scandals in hollywood, harvey weinstein and john lasseter of pixar. let s start with the bad news. we ll start with the bad. let s start what we re not grateful for. i think people have to be aware what s coming down the pike. there s a new movie gets oscar buzz. arnie hammer is the leadly. he plays a 24-year-old man. rolling stone is hailing that the most romantic movie of the year. he has an affair with a 17-year-old boy. what? at a time people saying roy moore should get out over accusations with relationship with younger people. why would hollywood be championing a movie like this? knock out, all the reviews of the film. it is interesting that that would be it s out of