And he said, well, if the germans are winning, we should help the soviets, and if the soviets are winning, we should help the germans. This is of course before we got into the war. I mean, he does not like the soviets. He distrusts communism. You know, hes hes right out there, make america great. So youll have to excuse me. Its very hard not to throw these things in. So when molotov, the soviet foreign minister, comes to, you know, check truman out, to introduce himself on april 21st or 22nd, i think it is, truman starts to they get in a conversation, and truman starts to dress him down and says youre breaking your agreements that were made at the altar. Youre you know, youre not doing this, and youre not doing that. And molotov is so taken back, i mean, this is their first diplomatic meeting, so taken back. Hes never before talked to like that in my life and truman says, just like a scolding school teacher, well, keep your agreements and you wont be talked to like that. And all of the
The island marks the seaward approaches to germany, standing off the sandy shores that stretch between holland and denmark and then on through the south coast of the baltic sea. These are a maritime people, bringing in their catches from the fishing realms of the north sea, or working the great ocean ports of breman and hamburg. Here they handle a major part of the imports and exports that have made present day western germany into one of the most important trading nations of the western world. Under the shadow of giant dockside cranes, turning around the Cargo Carriers of a dozen nations are germanys rebuilt shipyards, now building and launching over 300 oceangoing vessels a year, many of them for foreign customers. Trading with the rest of the world is nothing new to brehmen and hamburg. Ancient centers of commerce, they make their wealth and independence from medieval times. In sharpest contrast, germanys mountainous south, bavaria, the federal republics largest state where unchangi
Narrator the island marks the sea ward approaches to germany standing off the sandy shores of the north german lowlands, it stretches between holland and denmark and then on through the south coast of the baltic sea. These are a maritime people bringing in their catches from the fishing grounds of the north sea or working the great oceanport of bremen and hamburg. Here, they handle the major part of the imports and exports that have made present day western german into one of the important trading nations of the world. Under the shadow of giant dockside cranes, turning around the Cargo Carriers of a dozen nations, germanys rebuilt shipyards now building and launching over 300 ocean going vessels a year, many of them for foreign customers. Trading with the rest of the world is nothing new to bremen and hamburg, ancient centers of commerce and former cities, they date their wealth and independence from medieval times. In sharpest contrast, germanys mountainous south, bavaria, the federal
That the arts have been a considerable help that i had from the archives in writing this book. The destructive flash, which seared here she meant to history, was really the culmination of 50 years of scientific creativity and of more than 50 years of political and military turmoil. Generations of scientists had contributed to that moment in physics. Yet when they first began to tease out the secrets of matter, not even future nobel Prize Winners i think couldve predicted how their pioneering insights would combine with exterior of vents to produce such a defining military history. For the time this of many nations this journey of discovery began way back in the 1890s. Researchers like mary carey, which we will see in this for slide here, researchers like mary kerry working alone or in small teams with rudimentary equipment. They started to identify the minute Building Blocks forming the world around them. Blinding discoveries were often matched by blind alleys. People rushed to publish
[inaudible background conversations] tonight i want to welcome all the people abeveryone who may be watching on my extreme and the people watching on cspan booktv. Despite covid regulations in boston, since we are now in lockdown all the time. We are getting together for this wonderful event. Myrna talk about a very important book in our lives more than 50 of it deals with immigration both legal and illegal. I would like everyone to welcome mr. Harlan hill and mr. Ryan girdusky. [applause] [applause] apparently am going to be doing marco rubio imitation all night. Its very hot here in boston. Lets get right to it. Harlan is a political consultant, advisor for the trump reelection campaign, youve seen him on cnn, msnbc, foxbusiness and fox news. Ryan is also a political consultant, war writer for the Washington Examiner, the american conservative a [inaudible] this is their first book and for a first book you get another round of applause. [applause] were getting it just right to the bo