Pershing Lecture Series - The Marne 1914: The Battle of the Generals
77K views · Sep 5, 2019 · Education
Comments · 48
@Jon.A.Scholt · 3 years ago
I love this style of presentation, with each talking about one side. It gives the lecture an interesting dynamic. Both did wonderfully and I wish more presentations were like this.
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@prodigaljam · 3 years ago
This is the best lecture I have ever seen on the Marne, kudos on a magnificent presentation.
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@MrTylerStricker · 3 years ago (edited)
Nice, double whammy with Faulkner AND Stephenson
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@rg3412 · 1 year ago
Stunning reminder from Shawn about the deaths the French and German had to endure. That QnA was brutal but needed.
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@shattertheearth8837 · 5 years ago
Amazing and thorough presentation. I especially like the tag team style format. Excellent work!
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@ghost_in_the_city5015 · 7 years ago
Camille does an amazing job giving the intro speech and is so charming. I was fortunate enough to hear her in person when I attended the screening of “Frantz” in that same auditorium back in April. <br><br>Although I’ll be out of town on September 14th, I may go ahead & buy a ticket to Night at The Tower and somehow try to make it back in time. Lastly, the content of tonight’s lecture was interesting.
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@davidhiggo6240 · 3 years ago
Excellent. Real depth
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@RANDALLBRIGGS · 5 years ago
Great presentation! Some of the best information came out in response to excellent questions from the audience.
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@philipinchina · 5 years ago
Thank you for your service.
@johnmacdonald1878 · 4 years ago
Very Interesting perspective, I also really liked how the two presenters presented the two opposing sides perspective. <br>I typically read the British or Canadian perspective, where we tend to forge, to the German and French perspective the BEF was very small, portion of the overall picture. <br>The question I would have asked, the two presenters. <br>Why the difference in perspective between Bullow and Kluck, Was Bullow more realistic and better informed about the situation.<br>Kluck had already reported he had destroyed the BEF, yet his own Army had taken severe losses from thier encounters, more so than Bullow and his Army. <br>Both had very little information coming in from thier cavalry or air reconnaissance. <br><br>So was the Lt Cornel correctly assessing the situation and calling the operation off,
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@jeremyrounds6821 · 3 years ago
I knew this will be good when there is a beavis and butthead reference at the beginning.
@sparkey6746 · 7 years ago
Very well done, thank you.
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