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you get a sense of the scale of adolf hitler's power where he and mussolini have an empire really moreerman but have an empire that stretches all the way across europe and north africa. a sea of red, we have a long way to go in this war. >> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch the classes here every sad evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. >> next stanford university professor claiborne carson talks about martin luther king's career as a reverent. -- reverend. like his father, he was a pastor. an hour.bout who is martin luther king --

will they be new einstein's, toscanini's, manuel quezon's, madam curie's, or new hitler's, mussolini'sr the axis had carefully contrived a legacy, a legacy designed to drag down neighbor nations and their future into one common ruin, jeopardizing the next generation, for the next round. germany in particular, had long practice at ripping the entire fabric of the nations life, so that a state of enduring weakness could be insured. the czech village that once filled this entire valley, wiped off of the face of the earth, not even rubble remained. all the women were sent to concentration camps, of which these are among the surviving few. all of the men and boys of the village were shot and buried in one common grave. all of the children sold for 50 marks a piece to various german families, and perhaps lost forever. the effects of which will linger long after men like these captured ss men, have been tried and condemned. their big-shot counterparts who created in a greater degree, the design of the destruction of all of civilization. detailed by hitler himself in the last days of the third

you get a sense of the scale of 's all hitler -- adolph hitler power where he and benito mussolini have an empire -- really more german, but they have an empire that stretches across europe and north africa. have a of red means we long way to go in this war. this jeep actually plays an audio track that mimics what it to be in the track. the united states is going to reorganize its forces. general george patton is going to come in, and we are going to drive forward victory in north africa when in may 1943, we win in battle, germans driving germany out of north africa. unfortunately, it was not a complete the degree because the germans will escape with a lot of men and equipment into italy to continue the fight. onsicily is the next stop the road to berlin. we are now entering the sicily gallery here at the national world war ii museum. you can see at this map the initial landing where allied forces are going to drop parachutes and then also come in landings in july 1943. sicily is going to prove to be a very quick campaign, all told. only 38 days long, but it was held -- filled with a lo

it's certainly mussolini said that repeatedly.over italy, they dissolved the parliament, and instead of having what would be our equivalent of congressional stricts elect representatives to the parliament, the largest corporation in each district sent their representative to parliament. in fact he called it the -- my lousy italian -- the chamber of the fascist corporation. and harry wallace wrote about this in 1944. "the new york times" asked him, what about american fascists? and he wrote a brilliant piece in "the new york times" where he said the fascistover ha worry about are not the knee foe nazi. they're the corporate powers reaching out for control of our government because they already control the economy, and if they can then control the agency which makes the rules for the economy, they will have unlimited power. and that is a danger and that is fascism. this is the vice president of the united states in the 1940s in the "new york times." i think that he was prescient. it's gotten worst. people think you're talking about

certainly mussolini said that repeatedly and when mussolini took over italy they dissolve the parliament of having what would be congressional districts elect their representatives to parliament the largest corporation in each district sent their representative to parliament so literally and in fact he calls it the chamber of the fascist corporation. this merger, harry wallace wrote about this in 1940, recall, 44, the new york times asked what about american fascists? he wrote a brilliant piece in the new york times, the fascists you have to worry about are not the neo-nazis, the fascist you have to worry about our corporate power is reaching out to control government because they already control the economy. if they control the agency that makes the rules, they will have unlimited power. and that is fascism. this is the vice president of the united states in the >> host: 40s and he was pressing, it has gotten worse. just don't like using the word fascism because people in your talking about not the isn't. the nazis read that call, they were not functional fascist. >> what would be the e

italy subjected ethiopia with bombs and poison gas, but this doesn't keep mussolini from claiming he, too, was bringing civilization to a slave-trading, backward nation. both states exited the league. those arguments didn't work. appealing to the league to save his country from italian barbarism had public opinion if not military might on his side. that's classy in geneva. he didn't just attack italian claims to civilization and promote his own, he denounced the idea there was a hierarchy of peoples anyway. apart from the kingdom of the lord, there is not on this earth any nation who is superior to any other, he said. but the language of backward and advanced, civilized and bash brows had always -- barbarous, now that language wasser redeemly tainted. western cartoonists pointed that out over and over. further damage was done by the sudden -- [inaudible] interest in german choan y'all claims, a project known as colonial appeasement. we know now that this was a nonstarter. hitler was determined on eastern expansion and didn't care about colonies. but many in his entourage did. includin

. >> this sunday night on "q&a," jay nordinglor looks at the children of dictators including mussoliniand saddam hussein. >> i couldn't talk to family members, which is usually the case, there are only so many around to talk to and only so many willing to say what they know or to divulge their feelings or experiences at all. i was digging around for any scrap or tidbit i possibly could, because these sons and daughters, most of them -- some of them are famous and important. some of them become a dictator. but most of them are footnotes and asides and you have to dig to find out about them. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific. >>> industry professionals testified yesterday before a house transportation and infrastructure subcommittee hearing on port safety. the hearing followed revelations by the associated press that the fbi had thwarted four attempts to illegally traffic radioactive material to terrorists as the groups tried to make a dirty bomb with radioactive fallout. this lasts a little under two and a half hours. >> i specifically asked about the number of containers insp

it looks at the lives of children of 20 dictators, and including stalin, mussolini, saddam hussein. > we talk with some knowledgeable people. i cannot talk to family members, which was usually the case in the preparation of this book. there are only so many around to talk to, only so many willing to say what they know or divulge their feelings or experiences at all. i was digging around for any scrap, any tidbit i possibly could because the sons and daughters, most of them, some some are famous and important, some become dictator -- but most of them are footnotes. you really have to dig to find out about them. >> sunday night at eight eastern and pacific. >> retired general talked about the coalition strategy against the terrorist group in iraq and syria at a senate foreign relations committee hearing. he is joined by assistant secretary of state, and patterson. senator bob corker chairs this to a half hour hearing. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> this meeting will come to order. we think very much our witnesses for being here. as. as a matter fact i wil

children of monsters which looks at the lives of the children of 20 dictators including stalin, mussolini, mao zedong and saddam hussein. >> i was able to talk to some knowledgeable people. i couldn't talk to any family members, which was usually the case in the preparation for this book. the are only so many around to talk to and only so many willing to say what they know or to divulge their feelings or experiences at all. i was digging around for any scrap come into that i possibly could because these sons and daughters, most of them, some of them are famous and important, some of them become dictator, but most of them are footnotes and asides educated to find out about them. >> sunday night at eight eastern and pacific on c-span q&a. >> on c-span2 we're live at the center for american progress in washington for a discussion on tax reform. the center for american progress says that more than half of all working age councils are in danger of having to make severe and painful cuts to their standard of living as the great older basically the same american families need more and more money

children of monsters, which looks at the lives of the children of 20 dictators, instauding stahlen, mussolini and hussein. >> i was able to talk to some knowledgeable people. i couldn't talk to family members, which is usually the case in the preparation for this book. there are only so many around to talk to and only so many willing to say what they know or divulge their feelings at all. i was digging around for any scrap i could some are famous and important, some become a dictator, but most are foot not notes and asides and you have to dig to find out about them. >> president obama visited west virginia last week for a -- prescription drug abuse. in addition to the president, we'll hear from sylvia burr well and the head of the office of national drug control policy. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> everybody, please have a seat. have a seat. thank you so much. well, hello. west virginia. go, mountaineers. it is great to be back in what is clearly one of the most beautiful states in the united states of america. one of these days, i'm going to

book, "children of monsters" which looks at lives of children of 20 dictators including stalin, mussolini, mao tse-tung and saddam hussein. >> i was able to talk to knowledgeable people. i couldn't talk to family members which is usually the case in preparation for the book. there are only some around and only some willing to talk to divulge what they know or feelings and experiences at all. i was scrambling for any scrap or tidbit that i possibly could, because these sons and daughters, some of them are famous and important, some of them become dictator but some of them are footnotes and asides, and you really have to dig to find out about them. >> sunday night 8:00 eastern and pacific, on c-span's "q&a." >>> c-span has the coverage of the road to the white house 2016 where you will find the candidates, the speeches, the debates, most importantly your questions. this year we're taking our road to the white house coverage into classrooms across the country with our studentcam contest, giving students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear the most from the cand