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The Model Citizen - How Three Ordinary Americans Changed The Course Of History

Zachary Johnson

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The amazing history of the united post World War II advocacy efforts that Paul Robeson, W.E.B. Du Bois and Albert Einstein waged on behalf of a wide range of social causes that ranged from The American Crusade to End Lynching in 1946 to the international anti-nuclear peace movement that ultimately convinced the American military command to publically propose that international wars be outlawed which made the United States of America the only nation - in all of history - to denounce the institution of war after winning a major military conflict

Language: English

Pages: 111

Format: Kindle Edition

The Model Citizen - How Three Ordinary Americans Changed The Course Of History

Zachary Johnson

0/5 ( ratings)

The amazing history of the united post World War II advocacy efforts that Paul Robeson, W.E.B. Du Bois and Albert Einstein waged on behalf of a wide range of social causes that ranged from The American Crusade to End Lynching in 1946 to the international anti-nuclear peace movement that ultimately convinced the American military command to publically propose that international wars be outlawed which made the United States of America the only nation - in all of history - to denounce the institution of war after winning a major military conflict

Language: English

Pages: 111

Format: Kindle Edition

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