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Pandemic, were they forgotten? >> in some respects, they were. and again when the historians write about this and juxtapose 2020 with 1918, they are going to see that there were things that should have been learned in 1918 that 102 years later somehow corporate memory got lost and things were not used in the sense of a storing of knowledge from back then that could have been applied today. >> i think the chief lessons from 1918 are pretty clear. the first is to tell the truth. >> if you dont tel...

They shouldnt allowed the parade. they did because, again, priorities. what were the priorities? the war effort and selling these war bonds. >> when i was reading about the parade in philadelphia, this huge liberty loan parade that was going to be in 1918, i was thinking to myself, dont do the parade, dont do the parade! then a week later, i think its thousands of people die, perhaps 14,000 people, and then you go to st. louis, another city also had prepared a parade, they listened to the medica...

Might win the war. >> the full impact of this first wave wouldnt be understood until much later. countries involved in the war were sensoring news about the influenza. >> nobody was actually talking about it. the newspapers werent talking about it. >> spain was neutral in the war and their newspapers were allowed to report on this fast-spreading virus. it had even infected their king. that is how the influenza became known as the spanish flu. >> the first report of an epidemic comes out of madri...

>> this country was enjoying a brief interregnum before vietnam, before watergate. it was an innocent america that was willing to be lured into a fantasy. but it was a fantasy that was so appealing. >> jackie prepares to leave the white house for the last time. >> dear mr. chairman and president. so now one of the last nights i will spend in the white house, and one of the last letters i will write, i would like to write you my message. >> but jackies letter is not to a family member or a close ...

>> you talked about how the influenza is barely mentioned when you read about woodrow wilson as president. why is that? >> its extraordinary when you read about wilsons presidency the way he handled the flu is hardly mentioned. historians who studied the flu epidemic argue that he had two crises to face. the first was the flu and the second was the war. and that the war went first. and so that anything that he would say about the problem of the flu and the soldiers getting it in great numbers ai...

♪ march 1919, the move in paris is joyful. world leaders, including president woodrow wilson are meeting in france to negotiate a peace treaty. the war is finally over. but the pandemic is not. its now in its third wave, and spreading in france. this warning printed in the journal of the american medical association states "the epidemic of influenza, which had declined, has broken ought anew in a most disquieting manner." that was overshad owed. they were trying to negotiate how to settle pe...

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Hello kuljit, lovely to meet you! thank you so much for your time. im really excited to learn, but i also know the best way to learn is on a real instrument. lets do a quick lesson and i will show you how to play a simple rhythm. 1,000 times yes! its so satisfying! the gentler you hit into the more you get out of it, its like a breath. gah woop ping ping. plays tabla. its incredible! you actually learned a rhythm and played it really well. maybe we should move to electronic version. i would wage...