Jimmy and Jean complete their conversation on Woodrow Wilson and have the three same guests involved with us again.
We would like to thank:
Emily Kilgore, Director of Education and Development at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum
Andrew Philips, Curator at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum
Elizabeth Karcher, President of the Woodrow Wilson House in Washington DC.
We previously covered some of the domestic issues Wilson faced and now cover some of the foreign issues during his presidency.
We delve into the Armenian genocide within the Ottoman Empire, something Turkey still does not acknowledge to this day, as well as other items like the Mexican civil war, the US occupation of Haiti, the Russian Revolution, and the Bolsheviks.
We then round out the podcast with his post presidency, failing health, and the role his wife Edith played in supporting him.
Always more to learn, so take a listen!
-Jimmy & Jean
World War Two in Europe: Part 2
D-Day: The Allied Invasion at Normandy
Japanese Incarceration Camps During World War Two - Part 3
Japanese Incarceration Camps During World War Two Part 2
Japanese Incarceration Camps During World War Two Part 1
Pearl Harbor & The Entrance of the U.S. Into World War Two
WWII Part 1: European Theater
Eleanor Roosevelt
The Presidency of Franklin D.Roosevelt Part 2
The New Deal
The Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt Part 1
Antisemitism in the U.S. & The U.S. Response To The Rise of Totalitarian Dictators in Europe
The Golden Gate Bridge
The Hoover Dam
The Great Depression
The Life and Presidency of Herbert Hoover Part 2
The Life and Presidency of Herbert Hoover Part 1
The Empire State Building
The Stock market Crash of 1929
The Mount Rushmore Monument
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