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Tentatively titled “The U.S. and the Holocaust,” the three-part miniseries set to air Sept. 18-20 on PBS is co-directed and co-produced by renowned director Ken Burns.
The three-part series is scheduled for release on PBS this September.
War is more disastrous than a short, sharp war. for them going to these extreme lengths we don't recognize -- so out of context in the west we wouldn't think about striking and do this accidentally. maybe colot -- collateral damage but this is the way they fight and a feature of the rest of the war in ukraine. >> control knell vindman, it is for the u.s. state department, we heard from secretary of state blinken, the cia director, dia director and others the intelligence about russia and chemical weapons is what has so far been a plan to throw them off key. that said you have to look at how mu...
War. what is it good for? those were the famous words sung by warren starr. it also makes the title for ian morris' book "war, what is it good for?" i think ian's answer will surprise you. your book comes at an interesting time because people talk about putin and his tactics and strategy and talking about is this the new world or are we fooling ourselves? is he the face of the 21st century or a throwback? >> certainly a throwback. this is the way great powers have done business since the beginning of recorded history. but one of the great changes we've seen across history is people have used w...
Could escalate into a major exchange. asian countries like to strike poses but it could escalate into something where neither side could pull back and you can have what's been forecast short, sharp war. >> and you can imagine some crisis of the kind bob is describing, and then neither side, the chinese nor the japanese, can't back down because they can't appear weak to their publics. >> absolutely. if you look at opinion polls in japan, you get polls of 90% and very similar figures in japan. remember, this is the second and third biggest economies in the world. this is not just two small count...