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a. my colleague kent hill who will be on a later panel is sitting to my left and is going to kick us off. it will be awkward when we make the exchange. and a terribly important panel. thank you for coming back. the next panel in civil society. the big issue of the day, domestic minorities within the islamic state. i will be up here for a few minutes, i have the privilege of introducing our four panelists. we turn to each of them, we have five minutes or so, to give their name, organization and to say a little bit about how they and their organization are trying to address this question in general terms. i will turn to murad ismael who will introduce himself and we will go on from there. this organization is it working now? working? one second please. better to be here. global organization established after august 3, 2014, when the islamic state attacked our community. worked with a group to create and provide different services, and a social program, in additi ....
and andy. he was one of the most important film directors in the late 1930 s. sunday night at 8:00 on the presidency, john meacham and ron about the process of writing a presidential biography. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.com. tv,ext on american history holocaust survivor julius menn describes his experiences growing up in poland and palestine to the 1930 s and 1940 s. 10-year-old julius menn and his family were on extended-stay when the german army invaded in september of 1939. he described how his family narrowly escaped by traveling to force and feels, dodging hunger. after a year in lithuania, the family returned to palestine in october 1940. this event as part of the holocaust museum s first-person series. it is just over an hour. good morning and welcome come to the united states holocaust memorial museum. my name is bill benson, the host of first-person. thank you for joining us today. we are in our 17th year of the first perso ....
holocaust museum s first-person series. it is just over an hour. good morning and welcome come to the united states holocaust memorial museum. my name is bill benson, the host of first-person. thank you for joining us today. we are in our 17th year of the first person program. our first person today is mr. julius menn whom we shall meet shortly. this season of first-person is made possible by the generation of the loo s frequent smith foundation with additional funding from the arlene and daniel fisher foundation. first-person is a series of conversations with survivors of the holocaust who share with us their first-hand accounts of their experiences during the holocaust. each of our first-person guests serve as volunteers here at this museum. our program will continue twice-weekly through mid-august. t these himh the louisiana 0 the museum s website provides information about each of our desperate the website address is www.ushmm.org. anyone interested in keeping ....
somebody who was my question is, your analysis said we should go back to a prior state but unfortunately, the three pillars don t address the problem of turkey. and turkey would be in the third one, and would be part of the solution, it is a beautiful country and it is working towards prosperity for its own population, by spreading them across the rest of europe. but revisiting those three pillars don t help with the fact that almost literally, the trojan horse is being rolled into europe. so i m wondering, is that is that intentional on your part? or do you not see the turkish issue as being that big? or is it because the united states doesn t have a good answer to that? ted bromund: there are larger questions there which we can t address about the nature of the u.s. policy towards the regime. i share all of your skepticism and maybe, even more, of the nature of the experiment in turkey, which i think is severely damaged, if not destroyed. one of the very few state ....
marginalized and that forced us to think more about that. this is what happened in europe. in the city of baghdad. at the same time, i m working for all people. it is my duty to work for all humanity and all human beings. i think there are other things. aboutk most of you know turkmen. they are representing 7%-10% of iraq. that is according to be sent since to the census. we are extending from the northern iraqi-turkey-syria border or the iraqi-iranian border. as a group of activists and volunteers to make others know the realities. the main problem of minorities in iraq is that it is hidden. nobody knows the facts. what happened in isis is not new. if you look back many decades. the media starts to convey some things. this is what we need. the most important thing is to make something or establish something to make the reality reach community. is establishing democracy in iraq in 2003. there are also they also have a duty to reevaluate what is happening in iraq. zi ....