?? Work at Pickup Points � Flexible schedule

Michael S. Neiberg - Why the US Entered the First World War and Why it Matters

U.S. Army War College 227 views

Download

Download Video

Comments

26:02 they did my man dirty 😂
Comment from : @Infergal

Camera quality on this video screams 97, not 2017
Comment from : @Infergal

No thr US was coaxed into the war by the Jews and they’re doing the same thing again today trying to start another world war
Comment from : @cram1nblaze

31:27 😂
Comment from : @jt-ff3yx

Man, what a great talk
Comment from : @BillKerney

Repeat after me The Balfour declaration
Comment from : @rockman2090

If this guy does not mention the Balfour declaration and the Rothchild family, he is a total complete liar
Comment from : @rockman2090

Robinson Angela Taylor Dorothy Thomas Christopher
Comment from : @ИринаКим-ъ5ч

Harris Sarah Lopez Laura Thomas Daniel
Comment from : @ИринаКим-ъ5ч

Hall Sarah Young William Martinez Linda
Comment from : @IsaiahUla-r6w

32:00
Comment from : @jonmiller4361

16:53
Comment from : @jonmiller4361

It was the Jews
Comment from : @liambyrne591

Great Lecture Thank you
Comment from : @benjaminrush4443

I thoroughly enjoy watching, listening to or reading everything to do with the Great War and the ONE THING which truly pisses me off is that every single person who speaks on or writes about the Great War seemingly purposefully neglects speaking or writing about US financial backing of the Entente as well as what became the naval blockade by England of Germany making it a militaristic and economic necessity for Germany to do many of the things which many people characterize as making them the bad guys in the war It's pure bullshit
Comment from : @rockytoptom

New Zealand did introduce conscription in WW1 and WW2 Australia relied on volunteers for WW1
Comment from : @kevinpaulhiggs4972

Very interesting
Comment from : @rolandvoss3600

14:05 that saber looks nothing like an “Ottoman scimitar”, the “Ottoman scimitar” would be called a “kilij” which doesn’t look like that either Not that it’s necessarily the fault of the presenter since that distinction has nothing to do with his point in the first place, but the pedantic geek in me still wanted to point that out
Comment from : @pastorofmuppets4552

Did the audience eat corn on the cob just before the lecture? All this teeth picking
Comment from : @beazleybooks4235

Blah blah blahDo go on brA convoluted way to get what the historian wants a war whore society based in the draft
Comment from : @Realliberal

Love this lecture
Comment from : @annesmail4129

According to the answer to the last question, America is very proud of it's democracy …… here and now 103 years later, American democracy is under threat with trump acting like a loose canon and making arbitrary decisions
Comment from : @Eric-ye5yz

The war was like a bunch of fighting fish exhausing themselves, while one smart fish sat back and watched When they were too tired to go on the US came in and cleaned up It wasn't intentional; Wilson wasn't that smart, but that's the way it worked out
Comment from : @nedmerrill5705

Really insightful1918 not 1911 VersaillesI would say Power uses Ignorance of the Lower Classes as an excuse rather than know better to profit and not share; but maintain power & ignorance as the stepping stones of control
Comment from : @nickhomyak6128

Great lecture but no internment camps in Hawaii? What? The honolulu camp interned 4K and is now a national monument Did I mishear that part?
Comment from : @onehumanhistory

9:21 Please stop showing disinterested audience members
Comment from : @michael7324

Very very interesting This man makes it interesting and informative!
Comment from : @haroldkerrii6085

Canada became an independent Dominion in 1867 Buying Canada from Britain is as ridiculous as suggesting Canada ought to buy Alaska from Russia The idea that an independent Canada, in the twentieth century, fully engaged on the western front by 1915, would allow itself to be occupied buy Germany, on a whim, is simultaneously insulting and pathetic For Bryant, a senior member of the Wilson cabinet, and a democratic nominee for president, to have such an arcane, and muddled view, not just of the world, but it’s closest neighbour stagers the imagination It’s no wonder American foreign policy seems to be run by pathologically self involved thirteen year old girl with poor gradesbrGreat lecture by the way
Comment from : @jmufferaw

Okay I learned that the Zimmerman Telegram was faked This speaker is saying that it is true? I need to check the wkikpedia
Comment from : @christianfreedom-seeker2025

Looking forward to reading all of Prof Neiberg's books on WWI Truly a fine and detailed lecturer I am, to be sure, perplexed as to no mention of the fact that, as Britain naval blockaded Germany, the Luisitania was carrying an integral quantity of war time munitions destined for Great Britain So, no mention of German efforts to place advertisements in major American newspapers warning passengers of the danger of traveling on the munitions carrying vesselbrbrEven more significant was no mention of the history of and the players involved in the creation of the Balfour Declaration A quid pro quo if there ever was one Influential Zionists steadfastly impressed upon the British cabinet the importance to the war effort it would be, by a British declaration of a future Jewish homeland in Palestine Well placed Zionists in America, including names like Brandeis and Frankfurter, would go to work behind the scenes influencing Wilson to enter the war The repercussions of which are so starkly with us todaybrbrSee researcher Alison Weir, her work, If Americans Knew, has pulled together the details of the fascinating history that illuminates WWI history and the daily headlines on the Middle East
Comment from : @lonestarguyaustin

Was this presentation right after lunch (a lot of yawning going on)? I really found this interesting and learned some things I was not aware of Well done Mr Neiberg!
Comment from : @metalbent9078

Learned more about US entry into the war than every other explanation all put together
Comment from : @dirkbonesteel

great lecture and very well put across , thank you for posting this, its a very rare insite which doesnt get much coverage It really puts a lot in perspective from a less hawkish standpoint
Comment from : @TonyBelas