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Try to keep some who then had lawyers and were trying to stay in the United States so they were not buying the voluntary thing anymore so they just took them that long to get rid of everybody. What kind of interaction if there was any went on between the different nationalities in the camp . The answer is they all went to the same Swimming Pool but pretty much they lived separately in the camp and that they were distrustful of each other. The japanese were distrustful of the german tv is co japa...

[inaudible conversations] good evening, everybody. Welcome to tonights event. Thank you so much for coming despite the noreaster storm and terrible conditions. We really appreciate it. And we could not have a more interesting topic or a better panel to address it. You know, there are some people who are attracted to sort of neat tidy little problems theyd like to solve and other types of people who are attracted to chronic problems that are as old and as deep as politics itself. And curbing corr...

I remember sitting with steve jobs and i asked him why did you do what you do . And he said, life is like a river. You get to pick things out of the river, really cool things people have done, they put before you in the river, great devices or great ideas, but after a while you r great devices or great ideas but after a while you realize it is not how much you take out of the river but how much you put into the river, what you leave behind so your spirit is so manifest after you have been gone. ...

She had gone out and bought the afternoon. Its a spectacular book and if you havent read Walter Isaacson its a joy to read him. He can access with the devices that connect our lives. Everyone if he was carrying around some of you that has dozens and dozens of independent technological strength to give us the connectivity that if we just assume today. Walter is the best person i know at explaining the connection that lead to the things that change our lives. In his new book the innovators how a g...

Part. People across this house have been saying its got to be done in the neighborhood, weve got to engage the region. If we say im sorry, this has nothing to do with us, were not going to intervene, it surely means we have less moral authority to say we want you to play your part as well. Finally mr. Speaker, we should pride ourselves on our traditions of internationalism because that is when britain is at its best. Being internationalists and not withdrawing from the concerns of the world. Mr....

Include Albert Einstein and steve jobs. And on American History tv on cspan3 on saturday the civil war cowboys in postcivil war years. How the cowboy became symbolic of unified america. Andly well sturtour the house that was the headquarters of collarlara barton. Let us know about the programs youre watching. Call us at 2026263400. Email us at comments cspan. Org. Like us on facebook. Follow us on twitter. This sunday on q a, neuro scientist dr. Francis jenson on recent discoveries about the tee...

Violent labor strikes were actually an attempt by workers to bring democracy into the workplace by overturning topdown management. He also describes how radical movements in art and literature clashed with the dominant cultural norms of the time. This class is just under an hour. I want to look at the debate in the early 20th century over what is called modernism. How these things work into some of the anxieties we have been talking about really all semester about the rise of modern america and ...

Coming up next on American History tv, the National Archives posts independent researcher john emond as he reads letters from civil war soldiers, placing the letters in the context of the war as well as the soldiers daily lives, defined by personal hardship disease, and death. This is about one hour and 20 minutes. I think we are all settled in. Welcome. I work in the National Archives. I work i welcome you to this program. We have an ongoing lecture series to teach you about the records of the ...

Enemies than what we already have, and we want to bring many of them over to our side. So we have to be careful, i think, how we approach that. And you all know this better than i do but i think we need to learn more about other countries and other peoples and other cultures. My favorite example of that, i was privileged to be a joint chief of staff. And every year admiral lyons and the rest of us would order us to go down and steam around haiti. And every year we would go down and steam around ...

Engendering america, and most recently relentless reformer, Josephine Roche and progressivism in 20th Century America, published in 2015. That book is available for purchase in signing after the session. It is on that subject, Josephine Roche, we will hear from robyn muncy today. Robyn . Thank you so much to christian and eric and the Woodrow Wilson center for inviting me to speak and thank you to amanda and peter for taking care of the logistics. Im delighted by the opportunity to launch this b...