[laughter] >> a doctor matthew stanley thank you so very much.t has been a true delight to be in conversation with you this evening. it is a delight at the national museum and at the library to stand in that space of trying to keep inaccuracies away from both history and science and to be bringing conversations like this to you in your homes, right now if you are watching live and in the future, if you've enjoyed this much to share you can certainly find it on our youtube page the easiest way to get there is good to the world world thought oh rg in the upper right hand side to see the youtube channel site and you can share from there it later on. if you want to find out more of course you should pick up the book. or it be following along with doctor stanley at any of his other places where he is teaching. again, doctor stanley thank you so very much for being in greetings from the national archives flagship building in washington dc which sits on the ancestral lands of the nokache tank peoples. i'm david ferio archivist o

matthew stanley, thank you so very much.s been a true delight to be in conversation with you this evening. and it is a to light -- delight at the national -- and at the london hall library to stand in that space of trying to keep an inaccuracies away from both history and science and to be bringing conversations like this to you in your homes right now, if you're watching live, and in the future. you have enjoyed this and you want to share and you can't you can find it on our youtube page -- the easiest way to get their is to go to the world war dot o r g and on the upper hand side, you'll see that youtube channel side, and you can share from their later on. if you want to find out more, pick up the book. or be following along with doctor stanley at any of his other spaces where he is teaching. again, doctor stanley, thank you so very much -- >> thanks so much for having me. this was really delightful. >> and thank you all for being here. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span two, exploring the people and events.

matthew stanley. he is a professor of the history of science that new york university. he obtained his ph.d. from harvard. he is the author of einstein's war, how relative triumphed in the vicious nationalism of world war i. that story of how pacifism and friendship led to a scientific revolution. he has also written practical mystic, religion, science, and a yes addington husk sleaze church and maxwell's demon which explore the complex relationships between science and religion in history. and potentially my favorite introductory remark in my tenure career here, he is also a host of what the f. a podcast that you can find on all streaming services. go to you streaming service of choice. it is a podcast, i think you might enjoy. but if you want to toss it out before you start uploading it, you are in for a treat. you have an hour ahead. again, we welcome your questions. but even more so we welcome you. dr. matt stanley. we fought >> thanks, laura. and thanks to the national one museum and memorial as well as the little library for putting this together. i'm really delig

it was so unexpected that stanley matthews once said that you just blink and the ball is already at thether end of the field, the author of a well-organized mess, the legendary dynamo coach mikhail yakushin before going to london, his coaching experience is only 1 year, but behind him the nickname cunning micah was already firmly established, he didn’t like cunning, he was initially called witty, and he loved this nickname for two different concepts, because he played with midfielders, and he says i loved to look in one direction to give in another simply could not be predicted. how it will develop further it was under the leadership of yakushin that dynamo were the first in the ussr to start playing according to the scheme with wandering forwards, later the brazilians will play like this. and in britain, such an arrangement will be called a game not by the book. in the film 11 silent men, the legendary coach is played by pavel the newsreel troubiner, where mikhail iosifovich in the frame very little image had to be created literally bit by bit, but during the historic dynamo match chel

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