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CSPAN3 Legacy Of World War I Panel Discussion December 14, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Legacy Of World War I Panel Discussion December 14, 2014

The war is remembered in Different Countries and the Lasting Legacy of the United States economic involvement in europe. This panel is about one hour. Final session of the day answers a question that no matter what type of history you talk about, we find we have to often answer the question, what is the legacy . Why does this matter . How does this relate to what we see in the headlines today . With that in mind, we decided to construct our final session, which is a Panel Discussion of scholars from the Old Dominion University department of history and they will reflect on that question the le...

CSPAN3 Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels In World War I December 23, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels In World War I December 23, 2014

And his talk today entitled Josephus Daniels in world war it will share the research from his most recent book. Please join me in welcoming dr. Lee craig. Well, as as dr. Orr informs you during the introduction, i am a college professor, and we are scheduledd to do q and a at the end of my presentation, and so i always b, know, as a professor, what the first question will be, and what the answer to that is. And the answer is, yes, and the question is, will this materiale be on the final exam. Thing so, yes, it will be on the final exam. In fact, anything i say is potentially material for the f...

CSPAN3 Legacy Of World War I Panel Discussion December 14, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Legacy Of World War I Panel Discussion December 14, 2014

And they will reflect on that question the legacy and impact of the First World War on today. I wont bore you with all of the biographies of the panel members. You can see the information for yourself in the programs. Will cheer rouser and moderate this discussion, and i know he is looking forward to having a good discussion with the audience. Dr. Rogers, all yours. Thank you very much. Welcome. I am here as sort of a we have four o. D. U. Professors. I am a professor att. C. C. I am a specialist in british cultural history. I wear a hat at odu. Of the journal of scottish studies at old domini...

CSPAN3 Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels In World War I December 24, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels In World War I December 24, 2014

And his talk today entitled Josephus Daniels in world war i will share the research from his most recent book. Please join me in welcoming dr. Lee craig. Well, as as dr. Orr informs you during the introduction, i am a college professor, and we are scheduled to do q and a at the end of my presentation, and so i always know, as a professor, what the first question will be, and what the answer to that is. And the answer is, yes, and the question is, will this material be on the final exam. So, yes, it will be on the final exam. In fact, anything i say is potentially material for the final exam, s...

CSPAN3 American History TV December 24, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 American History TV December 24, 2014

Followed another four years of carnage. Weve got time for one or two more calls. The symposium resumes at 1 00. We can siad jens members start to trickle in behind you. Marvin in ann arbor, michigan. Good morning, marvin. Hi. I was wondering why you dont put more blame upon the germans for the war on the western front when the germans were preparing for war for about a dozen years and using a pretext to invade france. You would assume that the germans would require more blame than the french. Well thank you for the question, marvin. Youre absolutely right the germans had been preparing for war...