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he is the author of "grand illusions: american art & the first world war." published by oxford university press. researching this book, what surprised you the most? mr. lubin: what surprised me was how much impact the first world war had on american artists. the received wisdom has always been artists -- the war had very little impact. it had a huge impact on cubism. everything thought it

this year will mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. a challenge of connecting new generations to those who lost their lives a century ago. silhouettes representing fallen soldiers will appear around the uk later this year. it's been inspired by the success of another striking remembrance project from 201a, as our correspondent robert hall reports. the tower of london, 201a. a wave of scarlet flowing around the ancient walls. everyone really —— nearly 9000 ceramic poppies representing a british or colonial servicemen who died in the four—year conflict. the installation was called blood sweat glands and seas of red and made a real connection with the public. and an estimated 5 million people came here and many of them bought a poppy as their own tribute to the fallen. for many of us, the only real link with past conflicts can be found in our cemeteries or on war memorials. names from so long ago that it is very difficult for today's generations to make a connection. but what if these men could return to their cities, towns and villages? t

he is the author of "grand illusions: american art & the first world war." published by oxford university press. researching this book, what surprised you the most? mr. lubin: what surprised me was how much impact the first world war had on american artists. the received wisdom has always been artists -- the war had very little impact. it had a huge impact on cubism. everything thought it bypassed the united states is doing to search, i found how extensively the range of artists, not only high artists but popular artists, commercial artists, we digesting the war. and actually after the troops came home. steve: you teach this attitude wake forest university. what drew you to this topic? mr. lubin: i knew the anniversary of american involvement in the war was coming up. i thought, we were living in a time -- this was the early 2000's. the war we were facing, in the middle east, a huge influence on the way we were thinking about things. it must have been the same back in the day a century early. it was more a question i had in my mind, why wasn't it similar? th

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world's interests. it's not a question of america first or america second. by making the world more secure, american gains national security in its defense, its trade, its political institutions and its way of life. as wilson states in the 14 points, quote, all the peoples of the world are in effect partners in this interest and for our own part we see very clearly that unless justice be done to others it will not be done to us. the program of the world's peace therefore is our program. third, it is difficult for the u.s. to be the voice of moral authority in the world without keeping our own house in order. this speaks more to the weaknesses of wilson's vision than it strengths. during world war i the federal government enforced the most a draconian legislation in the country launching a full-scale assaults on civil liberties. wilson was tone deaf in responding to the dramatic increase in racial violence during and immediately after the war. and finally, morale matters. in fighting a difficult war -- it is difficult to fight a war with a dispirited, divided

she's published throw books on the american involved in the first world war. the first is "dough boy," the great war" and "remaking of the america," second, ward wore one, the american soldier experience" and three, "the united states and the first world war." among the many awards is the fullbright senior scholar award to france and the congress of fell hoerksship and international studies. she's currently working on several projects related to the world one one centennials and a new synthesis of american experience with a new contract with oxford university press and a member of the historical advisory board that we heard about from the senator. next is michael nyeberg seated next to me. he's the inaugural chair of war studies in the department of national security and strategy at the united states war college. he chose the author of many high hi regarded books on the first world war and also on the second world war. his 2011 book "dance of the furies," was named one of the five best books on world war i by the "wall street journal." in october 2016 oxford un

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by 1780, the first time in world history, a group of africans come together in newport and form the free african union. it does three important things. it raises money and saves money to educate africans. it would establish the first free african operated school here in newport. it would also raise money for proper burials. the oldest and largest existing slave burial ground is here in newport. many of the markers are paid for by fellow africans. third, they wanted to reclaim their african identities. many africans, through this society, through their school, through the church, would reclaim their african names and customs. that would be very much in place in newport throughout the 18th and into the early 19th century. this is important because of the fact that, today, there are at least 30 buildings or historic structures from the colonial era that are directly related to not only where africans were enslaved, but more importantly where africans plied a trade, worship, or taught their children. on a personal level, history is more than a vocation of study of learning. for me, it's a wa

world war ii. eisenhower, the first republican president elected after the new deal was congress andh expansion of social security. he sustained the new deal for liberal internationalism. the views that america must be a source for good in the world. turns was such a crucial ally to roosevelt in this pursuit of a new constitutional order because and whatever branch he served, he provided the essential link between the white house and the block of impregnable southern democrats. the greatest opposition to the new deal. thees not only supported new deal, he shared roosevelt's determination to keep itself a the south a keep transformed nation. it became especially important in roosevelt's second term. the first term of roosevelt was dedicated to things like social programs. the signature new deal policies that would secure freedom. in the midst of terrible economic despair, these programs, through widespread support, even among the house of southern democrats. roosevelt pursued an institutional program during his cast aterm that clearly great light on the constitutional transformation. startling to en

jordan and palestine and it up being under the same british mandate as you know at the end of the first world war and then we simply had an ordering council that has stopped. if you like it's first main in one nine hundred twenty eight. when the house she might spilled in their bid to establish an independent arab kingdom the cairo conference created trans-jordan her scenes elder son as emir. iraq was created in mesopotamia with his teens younger son face some f. king faisal had been a commander in the arab revolt and was the deposed king of syria. if you look at their arms territorial definitions the day they were zones and visits in psych speak that cuts across it. but the actual bamboo has to be drawn i suppose for iraq after sykes pico the first wall would have been shortly after iraq being created in one nine hundred twenty was the young the french convention of december one nine hundred twenty. in istanbul capital of the former ottoman empire. a turk successfully resisted foreign attempts to define the turkish speaking lands he led the turkish war of independence and repelled the greeks

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now we are a mobile first world or in. it's not just millennials who are mobile first anymore. of us now pick up our phones and are watching videos and one thing on that, peter six years ago nobody in the traditional media world believed that we would be watching tv shows or movies on our mobile devices. very few did. here we are and we are very much a mobile first world right now. , and as we get faster and faster higher-quality video. not just that. then you get into immersive services. you need more and more data being pumped through. peter: we are here at ces. what caught your eye here? this may sound like a copout. there wasn't anything that caught my eye that i didn't know about. ces is always about television. no matter what happens, ces is always about television here it higher end and how much higher can we all go? we always ask that question, yet they keep churning them out and we keep buying them. voice is ary is that very big story. this is artificial intelligence driven berry, all backs up, google voice, and now it is good becoming commonplace for people to buy thos

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approach when it comes from the united states automatically generates me first world everybody's first and of course in this situation these advantages are huge because multi-polar world per se is not a solution to india seeing that's a killer tick pretty dangerous competition and we see that since united states abandon this rhetoric so we'll believe this ship it's civil wars the uncertainty unpredictability has increased well since you mentioned. advantages of that the arrangement let me ask you about the advantages because the russian diplomacy prides itself on its negotiating and consensus building skills it. considers itself as an error bisan time grand strategy which is essentially as you know being a master of caution working both with friends and allies and if that's indeed the case i would think that this reformatting of the international system would offer the russian diplomacy not only some very exciting opportunity but also a very broad can of us to to apply it skills is that the case this is the case. we see in the middle east for example where russia is really unique

in one thousand nine hundred seventeen germany was losing the first world war. general admission luton doff identified the culprit the new medium of film. the germans had become a target of mockery in british and french cinemas. didn't offer wanted his own version of a big film company to produce propaganda for germany. the father i regard the implementation as an urgent part of the war effort and i call for quick idealization loot and all of. that was effectively the founding charter of that. at the time there were many small film companies in germany each sailing under its own flag. they made cameras run cinemas and produce films but couldn't offer kind of bigger ideas the general roped a consortium of big german firms into doing their patch realty judi dench a bank bosch and a.g. made funds available the small companies were to be merged into one crowd ship. vassal film shaft who for a short was to conquer the cinematic seven seas for the german cars are. part of the over and. empire was the studio complex in bottles back ash palmer a decorated officer a mona

england's rugby world cup hopes destroyed up at murrayfield. the firstld. the first lost to scotland since 2008 and rightly so, they were excellent. i'm going to point you to the front page of the telegraph, why did this your interest? well, because ijust think he has a way off, i think it actually has a french flavour, maybe it is my education and my sensitivity, but it is basically two university academics walking along and saying if a philosophy...” university academics walking along and saying if a philosophy... i can read that... lecturer. thank you, lecturer. and that is, i could just see that as a dissertation in the baccalaureate. as the vice chancellors make expenses claims, pawn star martinis and go to 5—star hotels, the lecturers are fighting for their pensions. and meanwhile, the poor students who have to do exams, ido the poor students who have to do exams, i do not know if they get any money back. i'm going to say a very good night and thank you to you both. it has been a pleasure. this is water, this is water. don't forget, plenty more onl

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he was born during the first world war in february 1915 and rugby has played a huge part in his remarkable life experience. well, i want coventry to get promotion this year and one coventry to have a good tea m year and one coventry to have a good team in the championship. coventry has always been mine. this is one of nine england caps he won at the end of the second world war, incredible to think his final international appearance was in 19118 exactly 70 yea rs appearance was in 19118 exactly 70 years ago. it was also in 19118 that harry played for the barbarians in theirfamous their famous victory against mighty australia. the australians had beaten france, england, ireland and scotland. they were unbeaten. was that a satisfying win? that was the best. it was the best, honest. and in those days you couldn't keep the jersey. they collected the bloody jerseys up. harry swears by bananas, broccoli and beetroot and every day still cooks his own fresh food. he will never forget his 103rd birthday lunch but he will never forgive the by lunch but he will never forgive the rugby club jokers for

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is now time for first world headlines.hite house is voicing opposition to immigration proposal from center john mccain has chris coons. is a walter says the plan will increase illegal immigration, searching migration, continue catch and release, and give a pathway to citizenship to convicted alien felons. the department of home and security also says the amendment ignores recommendations of its frontline operators. a french court has acquitted a man charged with harboring islamic extremists after they carried out attacks in paris in november of 2015. he denied knowing the identity of the two men he was renting to, and one of the two men he had was the suspected ringleader of the paris attacks. kuwait says a total of $30 billion in pledges has been made at a summit on rebuilding iraq. today's announcement at the conference in kuwait city fall short of the more than 88 billion that iraq asked for, but much higher than the amount the participants originally pledged. benjamin netanyahu continue to shrug off recommendations tha

the world's first "plastic—free" aisle opens in a dutch supermarket.ictory over sheffield wednesday last night. good morning. the uk is waking up to another morning of freezing conditions after temperatures fell to minus—eleven in some areas overnight. the cold weather has already caused major distruption, but forecasters say the worst is yet to come, with warnings in place until the weekend. here's our correspondent jon donnison with more. the so—called "beast from the east" has already left much of britain under a blanket of snow. the satellite images showed just how fast the cold snap has moved in over the last 24 hours. this is kent, which has received some of the worst of the weather so far. the national police air service ca ptu red the national police air service captured the shock of the snow slowly edging over central london. on the ground it has been a much less pretty picture for drivers, with the police reporting scores of accidents across the country. today again conditions on the roads are expected to be treacherous. weather warnings for

you mentioned three quarter of a million people killed in the first world war. what is the source of that animus? >> there was a sense that, i think these great powerful democracies should only go to war when they are pretty certain of the case they are fighting for. one of the things to go back briefly is after munich, there was no doubt, there was no peacemaking to be done with hitler. britain had to go to war. they had to see it through. the blow was struck first i hitler breaking all rules. whenever you get a war that is preventative, as it were, or anticipate an attack, then it seems to me you immediately are likely to divide the country much more. there was a lot of talk, especially in america, as you know that saddam hussein was behind the 911 attacks. it was fun to make it seem that there was some link. we now know there wasn't a link and al qaeda found it very difficult to operate in iraq. tony blair was part of this spinning and there was a sense that there was a war being fought without him having actually attacked us. there wasn't a real this role se

let's check at first world news.rump is pushing for tougher background checks including screening from mental health and wants to raise the minimum age for firearms to 21, and at the same time the president raised when of gun control's most powerful enemies, the national rifle association. president trump promised to fix the countries roads, bridges, airports and may get help from australia as the prime minister meets with trump tomorrow. the u.s. started condemning attacks on civilians in syria by the russian backed regime, white house calling the attacks atrocities. more than 200 people have been killed this week in the rebel controlled damascus. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, how are conservatives rating president trump's position on gun control. we are live, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: breaking news, president trump's meeting with state and local leaders on school safety and he s

let's take a look at first world news. to the story of a memo of how fbi investigated russian meddling in the presidential election. democrats charged that republicans altered the memo and never told him. the white house is reviewing the documents to determine if they will be released. the fbi has said the memo is inaccurate. in virginia investigators say they will spend several days investigating the site of a crash involving a truck and the train carried members of congress. one person in the truck was killed. a congressman was briefly hospitalized for a concussion. a european manufacturing group is on one of the fastest paces on record. the firm is facing more and itonary pressure -- was partially due to higher energy costs. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much indeed. year,a turbulent rejecting an acquisition and struggling product lines -- spoke with bloomberg today in london. that we havesee had a stro

this team, which commemorates the centennial of the end of the first world war in 1918, and explores the complex meanings and implications of this international struggle and its aftermath. whereas this resolution will focus primarily on african-americans in the military, which is but one historically important aspect of this far-reaching exploration of african-american history. whereas african-americans have fought for the united states throughout its history. whereas despite racial segregation and discrimination, african-americans have played a significant role during times of war, from the colonial period forward. and, mr. speaker, it's interesting to note, as an aside now, that it was not until 1948, by presidential executive order, that truman, president truman, desegregated the military. continuing. whereas a fugitive slave working outside of boston, ssachusetts, as a sailor and during this time, his time off, he worked as a rope maker near the wharf. whereas in early 1770, competition for work and wages became stiff, as british soldiers were contending for the same unskilled po

the first world war had been dominated by static trench warfare the second world war. was to be completely different. i. feel. on may tense nine hundred forty the allies got their first taste of modern warfare in the form of the german blitzkrieg the cities of western continental europe were effectively presented with a choice surrender. one by one western european cities fell. after a brief period of futile resistance brussels was declared an open city meaning it was handed over to the enemy without fighting. the netherlands also surrendered but too late for rotterdam this was fatal german planes bombarded not only oil and gas facilities but also the medieval city center. an area of two point six square kilometers was leveled and eight hundred fourteen people died. millions of jantsch belgians and french civilians fled the advancing german army and their force. passed. to spare paris the fate of rotterdam the french government in exile in bordeaux declared the capital an open city. on june fourteenth the vam up to enter the nearly deserted city. six days later an armis