it was aiming to reestablish international solidarity with germany germany wasn't in the league of nations at this point that on the one hand would be a classical political historical standpoint but on the other hand the question is why this campaign spread and appeal to so many other people declare war time the seat was viewed as a failure of the military leadership and the monarchy but also a failure of german soldiers although this was not recognised openly the black shame campaign didn't want to admit that campania. done so the blame for the defeat was projected onto the participation of african soldiers and it's a classic case of transmission if you.

the league of nations mandate for palestine came into effect in september 1983. it stated that the allied powers had agreed that the mandates be responsible for establishing quote a national home for the jewish people. chorus of briefed on the joint yes. why have a sissy only. men as you all know fear me your comment there were only local what are your would be philistine. from manhattan must learn the skill would be. just some them feely lilian would be for this the and i've been going to his a little beautiful as the inman. men or oprah mineral c.e.o. not a cause. i think that sign is diplomacy it was brilliant and in a way manipulating. british feel and tyson to take. failings at the same time because this fantasy of presenting the jews in america as the key to whether or not america would participant in the war and by presenting exaggerating the power of the jews worldwide. in the coming years palestinians would fight several campaigns from demanding independence from britain to trying to stem the tide of jewish immigration to palestine. the movement culminate

on the international stage the league of nations now created a series of mandates it placed some new arab territories under the supervision of the british and french a kind of occupation in disguise that secret vender the lash of that s.s. if they did. it does so if you need to 1st. ask. when the. 10000000 exist or say since it didn't do 10. that there. in there is a b b c said that say that from sauce man that they encourage the figure of course a year of the new. the british and the french did overcome their differences in their carve up of the middle east and agreed on concrete borders in december 1920. a joint french british committee was set up to deal with the matter. with her do it. while austen or and as a friend see what but in these kind of am sure i don't often. see my dad who bought him a career locally a month or in a month we were i don't have. a 1000000. as well as dividing up the region into 3 new entities and implementing the mandate system britain and france further split the territories they now controlled. the french divided syria into 5 states including greater l

it was aiming to reestablish international solidarity with germany germany wasn't in the league of nations at this point that on the one hand would be a classical political historical standpoint but on the other hand the question is why this campaign stop reading and appeal to so many other people declare war time defeat was viewed as a failure of the military leadership and the monarchy but also a failure of german soldiers although this was not recognised openly the black shame campaign didn't want to admit that campania. time so the blame for the defeat was projected onto the participation of african soldiers and it's a classic case of transmission if you wish when a class issue but hard on sit on. the leaders of the campaign wanted to publicize reports of mass rapes of german women internationally a few days after the clashes in frankfurt in april 1920 an article appeared in england denouncing the presence of french colonial troops on german soil. the author of the article was the english journalist and labor member of parliament edmund dean morel. morrell felt were tired indy's an art

absolutely right i mean the reasons that the united states kept out of the league of nations after world war one other then it wasn't giving the u.s. special privileges like the u.n. later what it was because people were smart enough not to want to be committed to any wars that somebody else got into which is exactly what nato does to all of its members that commits them all to wars that somebody else gets into which is just a disaster waiting to happen meanwhile you have people across the united states convinced that soma how bizarrely trunk was anti nato and therefore nato is good at nato is in fact not a gaggle of criminals but a judicial body of some sorts along the lines of issues so that if there's a nato war it's a good and legal one which is of course not the exact opposite of what it is when you get more people involved in a crime it's just a bigger crime you know rick a few weeks ago twitter announced that anyone and i'm paraphrasing here so i don't want to be fact checked here but if you criticize if you challenge the faith and that's the word faith in nato i only have faith i

and i actually don't think even if america joined the league of nations, it would have made a fundamental difference because americans were so fundamentally disgusted with the outcomes that they withdrawing from european politics and intervention anyway. so i don't fault wilson quite as much in 1919 as maybe some people do. on the good side when wilson and house actually worked together in the field in paris in 1919 wilson finally had the chance to really see how bad house was. and their relationship been broke and we'll send it up never speaking to house again. by the way, if you want to really good book folks on that peace conference era that has a slightly different interpretation than fills. i know a guy i know a copper. breaking the heart of the world well, yeah, there's another guy with the long norwegian name, too. i want to get to some more audience questions. a couple actually are interesting and these i think it's kind of similar to the the question about france. we had some people asking about you know, where is austria free and the ottomans and everyone in this in this story.

the league of nations i think was created january the 10th 1920, by president woodrow wilson t includedsion of what is now ethiopia t was a disaster and fell to pieces. market in the grind, up 130 for the dow. my time is up, regrettably. who has got it right now, neil. neil: that was your first big story covering the league of nations. >> i knew you would say that. i knew it, neil. i knew it. neil: you handed me that on a silver platter. thank you he have much, stuart quick peek at the corner of wall and broad. the dow industrials racing ahead. we'll look at the president's budget when he talks about spending for the american people in cleveland, ohio, today. one of the things we learned from this, this is and really interesting

it was aiming to reestablish international solidarity with germany germany wasn't in the league of nationsat this point is that on the one hand would be a classical political historical standpoint but on the other hand the question is why this campaign spread and appeal to so many other people declare war time they see it was viewed as a failure of the military leadership and the monarchy but also a failure of german soldiers although this was not recognized open late these are the black shame campaign didn't want to admit that campania. time so the blame for the defeat was projected onto the participation of african soldiers and it's a classic case of transmission if you wish when a class issue you were targeting sit on. the leaders of the campaign wanted to publicize reports of mass rapes of german women internationally a few days after the clashes in frankfurt in april 1920 an article appeared in england denouncing the presence of french colonial troops on german soil. the author of the article was the english journalist and labor member of parliament edmund deane mirelle. morrell felt

the emperor gave an emotional speech to the league of nations which you can find on youtube in which he's pleading with the international community to do something so during this. , there guns run into ethiopia. as even a line in casablanca where every boebert's character mentions that he runs characters -- runs guns into ethiopia even though his he could've been paid more on the others. working with those weapons until the gideon forces and free french could get them some resupply. until then, they were working with antiquated systems there. there is an ethiopian novelist who wrote a really wonderful historical novel about this time. and she speaks to this issue of really having to fight whatever happened -- weapons you happen to have on hand. >> judge into your response, i assume the answer to this next western is next much, but what percentage of lend lease was dedicated to east africa? >> not much is exactly the answer. some of it is going through east africa. the lines of supply, lines of communication have to be secure. >> thank you, very much. we do have one more question aski

the oversight board has the same relevance and effectiveness of the league of nations and the united tions and we're talking about this instead of talking about the fact that 60% of the people who joined extremist groups on facebook did it because they were suggested or these groups were suggested to them directly by facebook. so this back and forth, they've created this incredible illusionist trick where we're focused on what this board, which has absolutely no power, absolutely no authority, is equivalent to the kremlin and that is they get to make decisions and suggestions until putin decides that he doesn't agree with them. so this is nothing but continued delay and obfuscation from an organization that is brilliant at diverting us from how much damage this organization continues to levy on the commonwealth. i think this board is, an incredible example of fake relevance that is genius distraction. >> and what do you think the fallout would be if they allow donald trump back on the platform? >> well, again, we keep having these arguments over free speech. this is a private organiza

in this operation of the national league of pow/mi families to the degree that many of them were able to fly to paris and confront the communist delegates diplomats at the time at the pow. at the paris peace talks where they were negotiating around the square table and then the round table. for years, they were negotiating. and so like phyllis galani was chairman of the national league from the state of virginia and she got over a million signed letters and petitions and she took these otherwise there too big mailbags of letters. this is a pr campaign and dumped them out in front of the delegates the communists in paris, and they got the media there and they took video and pictures and this came out around the world. well the communists wanted all bad pr against the us that's what they were making money on all the sudden. they're getting bad pr. this all happened the spring and summer of 1969. well things have a way of happening. ho chi minh died in september of 1969 and it took the pullet bureau of communist north vietnam about a month of meetings and negotiating and jocking around f

germany trying to step back into the league of nations as it were and to shed this. of shame. there were economic incentives that german companies wanted to sell cars and dishwashers elsewhere and that was hard to do when germany had that stain. there was this exhibition that was tantamount to holding up a mirror to society and asking people to look into that mirror. you talk about that exhibition and what that was like? >> i certainly can. that did not happen until 1995. it was quite late. another thing that happened before that that i would like to mention was that young people who went out and try to dig up and restore the ruins of concentration camps, the ruins of the estoppel torture -- gestapo torture chambers. that started as a petition, and insistence that there be some national monument. it was a grass moves movement that forced the states which i think is the good news. when we are thinking about american projects and how people can actually act together in order to force a nation to do the work it should do. the exhibit in 1995 was made to commemorate the 50th anniv

jammin -- germany attempting to step back into the league of nations. there were economic incentives. german companies what to do cell cars elsewhere, dishwashers elsewhere, it was hard to do that when germany at this stain and there was his exhibition of holding up a mere to society and asking people to look into the mirror. can you talk about that exhibition? dr. neiman: i certainly can't but that did not happen until 1995, so that is quite late. another thing that happened just before that, which i would like to mention were mostly young people who went out to try to dig up and restore the ruins of concentration camps, the ruins of the gestapo torture chambers and turn them into monuments. this was a grassroots movement. the holocaust more we know in the center of the berlin, that started as a petition, and insistence that there be some national monument, and it was a grassroots movement that force the state. that is good is when we are thinking about american projects , and how people can actually act together in order to force a nation to do the wor

i serve a senior vice president and executive director of the washington bureau for the national urban league. i'm here on behalf of our president and ceo. i was not chair of the eeoc, i loved every minute of it. the national urban league is a historic civil rights organization dedicated to providing economic empowerment, educational opportunity, and the guarantee of civil rights. of the nation's 10 busiest airports, the urban league has an affiliate in all 10 cities. i appreciate the opportunity to share the perspective and the need for the rights for the transportation security and workforce act. we want stable employment with benefits and a pathway to the middle class in the urban and rural communities. it is vital tsa workers are protected and compensated fairly. the tsa workforce is diverse and reflects the communities they serve. they supply 65% of the 60,000 workers of the tsa are of color. black americans make up about 11% of the population but nearly triple that of transportation. latino and asian americans also make up a large amount of the transportation security workforce. within

of ants on suit? she's national league for democracy party. so in the video we just saw and, and the formalization that we're seeing of these groups, we're really seeing the ministry of defense under the new national unity government, the shadow government trying to create a former military, you know, in the view of the civilian government with all the military, as it is right now, are traitors who are not accountable to the people with me and more. and therefore, i have been declared to terrorist organization. the military has declared civilian government and there are forces to be treated as well. so you have to sort of political back and forth. but the new unity government is a much more multiethnic, multi religious organization. but we do see that the entity is a dominating force in that that sounds a little bit like the beginnings of a civil war is that what we're seeing? so you know, in many ways new has been in civil war for the last 70 or so years. the group you mentioned earlier like the korean have been fighting for greater freedoms w

of ants on suit? she's national league for democracy party. so in the video we just saw, and in the formalization that we're seeing of these groups, we're really seeing ministry of defense under the new national unity government, the shadow government trying to create a former military, you know, in the view of the civilian government with all the military, as it is right now, are traitors who are not accountable to the people of me and more. and therefore, i have been declared a terrorist organization. the military has declared the civilian government and there are forces to be treated as well. so you have to sort of political, back and forth. but the new union, the government is a much more multiethnic, multi religious organization. but we do see that the multi is a dominating force in that that sounds a little bit like the beginnings of a civil war. is that what we're seeing? so you know, in many ways new has been in civil war for the last 70 or so years. the group you mentioned earlier like the korean have been fighting for greater freedoms

league wide admiration. ambassador of the national football league.spoken for the last time. so if his goal is reached. have his number 40 hanging in every stadium league wide. whether it's next year, 10 years, 20 years down the line somebody walks in a stadium they will see that jersey hanging and his story will have to be told. jillian: give me chills. todd: what do you make of the support so far? >> i mean, it's been great. it's been a lot. people have reacted a lot more positively than i thought. i mean, of course, fox news has wrote up the article which has made it go semiviral on the internet. as of this morning right about 8,000 signatures two days ago 1500. seven days in since the petition has launched. 8,000. looking at about a thousand signatures day. so, you know, a positive reaction so far. jillian: i know that you have not yet heard from the nfl of course i know you would like. to say so, if you do, please make sure you keep us updated. in the mean time i want to hearr story and how you were so inspired by pat tillman and his service. >>

neil: that was your first big story covering the league of nations. >> i knew you would say that. i knew it, neil. i knew it. neil: you handed me that on a silver platter. thank you he have much, stuart quick peek at the corner of wall and broad. the dow industrials racing ahead. we'll look at the president's budget when he talks about spending for the american people in cleveland, ohio, today. one of the things we learned from this, this is and really interesting element, the assumption is based in this 6 trillion-dollar budget, the priciest in american history by far, the tax rate will start in april. it is dated to start in april. that assuming congress passes this and that is a big leap of course that it will go through, you can't hide from this thing, you can't start selling right now because the selling right now would occur in a universe of higher capital-gains tax rate. "wall street journal" was putting it here it, would already be too late for high income investors to realize gains at lower tax rates if congress goes ahead with this. so what that effectively means here is

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a future hall of famer said to join the national league west. and hall of fame day for more greats >>> baseball up top. the giants are battling the pirates. this game could come back and bite you. the a's were jovial, 1a, matt olson got a fastball he could drive. how about a two run homer. gave's the a's the early 2-0 lead. second straight game with a homer, it was 4-1. all coming together, watch this seventh inning foul ball grab, matt chapman with bases loaded. but in the eighth, a large man, blast, and the comeback was done. the twins beat the a's, final of 5-4. meantime, our peugeots, is moving over a few freeways. he said to sign with l.a. and he is 41 years old. and overlooked cold signed in charm city at the preakness in baltimore. went a mile and 3/16, but spirit held the lead until the final turn. rombauer is surged past midnight bourbon and medina spirit. medina spirit has no more shot at the triple crown. >>> kobe bryant was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. he was killed in january of 2020 along with his daughter and seven ot

she was a leader of the national consumer league. we have papers from the national consumer league at the library of congress and we highlight one of the articles she wrote and published. very much in riis style. an expose on the issue of women and children in the labor force. there poorly just and -- poor wages and lack of protection. we also have papers of the national child labor committee. hired by them to going to cover and basically do investigative reports. this is another riis-like activity. riis was doing the exposes of the slums. hyne went into factories and fields and took photographs considered some of the most important documentary photograph of the 20th century. particularly of child labor. use them like reese had used up pictures of the children to show this to social reformers and testify in front of congress. it led to major child labor legislation. >> one important about this exhibit and especially the kind of issues we deal with and emphasize on the sidewalls about public housing and public health, the attitudes tow

of ants on suit? she's national league for democracy party. so in the video we just saw and the formalization that we're seeing of these groups, we're really seeing the ministry of defense under the new national unity government, the shadow government trying to create a former military, you know, in the view of the civilian government with the military, as it is right now, are traders who are not accountable to the people with me and more. and therefore, i happen declared a terrorist organization. the military has declared civilian government and there are forces to be treated as well. so you have to sort of political back and forth, but at the new unity government is a much more multiethnic, multi religious organization. but we do see that the admiralty is a dominating force in that that sounds a little bit like the beginnings of a civil war is that what we're seeing? so you know, in many ways no one has been in civil war for the last 70 or so years. the group you mentioned earlier, like the credit has been fighting for greater freedoms within

she was the leader of the national consumers' league. we have papers from the national consumers' league at the library of congress. and we highlight one of the articles florence kelly wrote and published, very much in riis' style, very much an expose about the issue of women and children in the labor force and their poor wages and their lack of protection. this article was illustrated by a photograph by lewis hine. we also have the papers of the national child labor committee. and hine was hired by them to go undercover and basically do investigative reports. so this is another riis-like activity. riis was doing the exposes of the slums. basically pioneering investigative reporting. and hine went into canneries and factories and also the fields and took photographs that are now considered some of the most important documentary photographs of the 20th century. particularly of child labor. and then he used them, like riis had used the pictures of the children of the slums in an earlier time, to show as magic lantern slides to social reform

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of the new los angeles—based side angel city fc. she left a similar position at aston villa women last week. angel city wll have their first season in the us national women's soccer league adam peaty, james guy, kathleen dawson and anna hopkin won the mixed 4x100 metre medley relay and set a new european record, too. freya anderson has also taken bronze in the 200m freestyle. british number two cameron norrie claimed the biggest win of his career by beating world number four dominic thiem in the lyon open. norrie produced a brilliant performance to beat the austrian in straight sets 6—3, 6—2. he's enjoyed a strong start to 2021, having already won a joint career—best tally of 21 matches. norrie will play france's arthur rinderknech in the last eight. england bowlerjofra archer will undergo surgery tomorrow in a bid to resolve an issue with his right elbow. archer's already been ruled out of the two—test series against new zealand. he saw a medical consultant after suffering pain in his elbow while playing for sussex against kent last week. the england and wales cricket board hasn't said when they expect him to return. a new documentary about the life and career of sir a

ends monday ntds nbc sports welcomes you to the following presentation of the national hockey league.eldenver, colorado, on a over 10,000 fans expected tonight at ball arena. mackinnon caught fire during a first round sweep of st. louis with six goals in four games.

minnesota the home of the major league baseball team the twins and these the moving images ahead of their game with baltimore. in the nationaly league ahead of the hurricanes post season overtime victory against the predators a poignant moment of reflection to honor and remember victims of racial injustice. >>> and the sport of basketball paying its respects ahead of the night's playoff action which saw lebron james and the lakers seeding the win over the phoenix suns. >>> to europe where the fallout from the ill-fated super league continues, the confidence football governing body uh-huh if a opening disciplinary proceedings against real madrid and barcelona along with yuf 'tis. manchester unite and real madrid fans enjoying a bid ahead of today's europa final. just under 10,000 supporters will be allowed into the stadium thirsty work there indeed. a busy wednesday ahead there in europe. rosemary, back to you. >> thanks for that, patrick. >>> atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport is gearing up for a surge in passengers this memorial day weekend. more than 1.5 million travelers are expected to pass through from w

mark morial, the head of the national urban league it's good to see you at a time like this when we are in such a period of terrible shootings. this one, as all others, have to be investigated and we have not seen the body camera footage because of those north carolina procedures, but we have no transparency at all unlike daunte wright and others that the family was able to know right away. as this is happening we have stalemates so far and some progress on capitol hill. where do you see the situation in terms of violence against, in many cases, unarmed people, unarmed black people, by police officers? >> andrea, first of all, thank you for having me, and i first want to express the prayers of my family and the national urban league family for andrew brown's family. we can't imagine the pain and the difficulty of this day for each and every one of them. i would also add, andrew brown according to the autopsy was shot in the back of the head. this seems to be another case of unwarranted use of force against an unarmed black man in connection with an effort to serve him with an arrest war

to baseball where the dodgers served notice to the giants pick of the national league west crown still goes through l.a. there will be no disco fever on this day. the doctors were all over, even the opposing pitcher hammered one over his head, to run double, that is his first career extra-base hit. then it turned into the disco demolition. that is a grand slam, a seven run inning. he gave about 10 runs, only about 12 in his first nine starts. they retired to the first 16 batters he faced, struck out 10, combined for 26 punch outs in the three games. how about something positive for the giants. his fifth home run of the year, but l.a. wins 11-5 and base the three- game series. >>> these hats would not look as ridiculous if they could finish off a sweep in anaheim. matt holsen, homeless for the second straight game, his 12th of the year, one nothing. two batters later, seth, downtown brown. that is why they come downtown. 21 blast, three nothing game but the a's cannot hold the lead. now 4-2, seventh inning, josc goes off sergio. making a one-run game. romo allowed three runs in just a t

how much of this is a military extension of on sunset cheese national league for democracy party? so in the video we just saw and, and the formalization that we're seeing of these groups, we're really seeing the ministry of defense under the new national unity government, the shadow government trying to create a former military, you know, in the view of the civilian government with all the military, as it is right now, are traders who are not accountable to the people of me and more, and therefore, have been declared to terrorist organization. the military has declared civilian government and there are forces to be treated as well. so you have to sort of political, back and forth. but a doesn't mean using the government is a much more multiethnic, multi religious organization. but we do see that the entity is a dominating force in that that sounds a little bit like the beginnings of a civil war is that what we're seeing? so you know, in many ways no one has been in civil war for the last 70 or so years. the group you mentioned earlier like the career and have been fighting for grea

of the pro democracy parties refused to attend. so it was attended mostly by the pro military parties. now, the chairperson is non set that the election commission intends to dissolve the national league for democracy party. this is a party led by on santucci. and it 182 percent of elected seats in last year's election. now the chair also said that the end of these leaders were he considered them traitors, and he said action would be taken. that's as far as we know. now it has to be said that no credible election monitoring body has supported the military's claims of intellectual fraud. in fact, quite the opposite. they were to for an election, observe the missions in myanmar during the polls last year. and they both said that by and large, the voting and the results result reflected the people's, when the military did say that when it took over power in february, but it intends to hold an election. but i think from what we're seeing that whatever election, whatever shape this election takes, it's not going to be one that will be free and fast. now some developments in nigeria military sources saying the head of the army has been killed in a plane crash of tenant general abraham atter

just 2 points behind it let it go madrid and a win could mean a lot of league a championship is expected to be part of germany's national team when it plays in the european championships next month. with just 66 days to go before the planned opening of the tokyo lympics athletes are publicly expressing doubts that they'll go ahead australian team members gathered for the launch of team uniforms in sydney but most won't get to wear them at the opening ceremony as numbers will be severely restricted because of the corona virus and for the same reason some are now openly resigned to the possibility of the games being canceled altogether. i guess with everything we just think that. we're all well aware of what's going on . and. everyone. happy with. it watching d.w. news just a reminder of the top story we're following for you today u.s. president joe biden has told israel's benjamin netanyahu that he supports a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants israel pounded gaza with air strikes again overnight continues to launch rockets at israeli cities more than 200 people have been killed most of them. that's it for

of the week right here. when i see as a national, china just smith is as political height. president biden's probe into the origins of cove in the lab league theory is now gaining traction in the media which had restricted the theory. when the trump administration made the very same claims, the isolation of a nation, bella roasted faces of saracen criticism unclosed as face from the e. u. after a passenger jet was forced to make an emergency diversion of mintz over our hopes of bomb threats. and then, and all of a sudden an opposition activist on board was arrested in america back to track on that decision to cut police funding off the crime rate surge. and the.