Pritzker Military Library Presents - Season 6 (2011)

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Rick Atkinson gives his lecture, The U.S. Army in World War II: Ten Things You Should Know.

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Alan Taylor discusses his book, The Civil War of 1812: American Citizens, British Subjects, Irish Rebels, and Indian Allies.

Sebastian Junger discusses his documentary, Restrepo.

John F. Campbell discussed his experience with Joint Task Force 101 and Operation Enduring Freedom. With Anne, they discussed the effects that deployment has on families and the importance of family for the soldier at war.

It Happened on the Way to War describes the effort to build Carolina for Kibera (CFK), a nongovernmental organization that would strive to develop a new generation of leaders in Kenya.

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David Goldfield discusses the political rhetoric used to ignite the American Civil War.

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David Stevenson examines the military, naval, political, and economic threads that form the full complexity of World War I.

In Battlefield Angels, Scott McGaugh illustrates the evolution of military medicine.

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Stanley Weintraub gives a day-by-day account of the holiday season in 1941, from December 21st to New Year's Day in Pearl Harbor Christmas.

Gillum Ferguson discusses his book, Illinois in the War of 1812.