A. Scott Berg, Author, "Wilson"

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Our guest is Pulitzer prize-winning author, A. Scott Berg. He discusses his latest work, the newly released biography of President Woodrow Wilson titled, "Wilson." Berg points out that 2013 is the 100th anniversary of Wilson's inauguration as the nation's 28th President.

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  • @theodorerooseveltsantlers270
    @theodorerooseveltsantlers270 2 года назад +7

    At 2:51 "My job is not to defend him nor excuse him, merely try to explain him." This should be the mindset of every historian and journalist.

  • @theoldschooldiva374
    @theoldschooldiva374 5 лет назад +3

    Just saw this lecture on Wilson recorded at The Filson Historical Society (on KET) and I was very impressed. I learned a lot about Wilson and I have to say that Wilson was a FASCINATING president. Very knowledgeable AND entertaining (I enjoyed Berg's humor 😊).
    I was REALLY shocked to know that Wilson created the process of learning that all colleges use today. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏿😊.

  • @rickpeuser233
    @rickpeuser233 9 лет назад +5

    Mr. Berg is a terrific historian.

    • @georgemorenstein
      @georgemorenstein 11 месяцев назад

      He sure missed his mark when it came to 'Lindbergh' imvvo.

  • @jg90049
    @jg90049 8 месяцев назад

    "When the Cheering Stopped" was the second Wilson book I read. It is marvelous.

  • @BlackPantherrStudios
    @BlackPantherrStudios 11 лет назад +3

    good video

  • @evastaitz9911
    @evastaitz9911 9 лет назад +3

    bull feathers! his biography on charles lindbergh missed several mistresses [2 were sisters] and illegitimate children. they lived in europe; he would visit the children and their mothers several times over a period from 1952 - 1974. the children waited until after anne lindbergh died in 2001 to tell the world about their famous father 'lucky lindy'.

    • @zoperxplex
      @zoperxplex 6 лет назад +2

      Eva Staitz Yes, it is a terrible oversight on Mr. Berg's scholarship. I believe his work can continue to be appreciated while keeping that fact in the minds of the readers.

  • @Mike-qm7ry
    @Mike-qm7ry 2 года назад +3

    Didn't want to keep the black man down?
    Wilson gave us Hugo Black on the Supreme Court and the Federal reserve.
    You make the call.😒

  • @donreed
    @donreed 4 года назад

    I never recovered from his oft-tedious Perkins biography. Pass.

  • @TrailrunnerTroy
    @TrailrunnerTroy 3 года назад +5

    Disappointing biography that I wanted to like or at least respect. Perhaps the most worshipful biography written about a President ever, including the various works of Theodore H. White. The more Mr. Berg assures us of Wilson’s genius and his “man of the times” perspective on race, the less credibility this book deserves - to the point that it is often unreadable. Too bad because history deserves better than this apologia.

  • @makthnife
    @makthnife 3 года назад +2

    This guy is a total Revisionist. Read "When The Cheering Stopped." You'll get it. And more than Berg. Sorry, but its true.

  • @kirkbowyer3249
    @kirkbowyer3249 4 года назад +1

    SAINT JOHN 14:6
    JESUS SAITH TO HIM: I AM THE WAY, AND THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. NO MAN COMETH TO FATHER , BUT BY ME.

  • @Nonukes2024
    @Nonukes2024 5 лет назад

    The boys/usa were not ready yet for a large scale war
    Airpower was a firepower that the USA with Allies used in the last year's battles.
    Devil dogs......hat in the ring gang
    Historically forgotten within the public schools in the USA
    WW1/Hell on earth....you can see why it's forgotten...it was scary shit