George A. Sprecace M.D.,
J.D., F.A.C.P. and Allergy Associates of New
London,
P.C.
www.asthma-drsprecace.com
WHAT'S PAST IS PROLOGUE
A
comment by William Shakespeare in
"THE
TEMPEST".
This
section
will recommend outstanding sources for
History of the 20th Century
critical to an understanding of
this tempestuous 21th Century.
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THE FOLLOWING IS A DIRECT QUOTATION,
A PRESCIENT ONE: THE FINAL PARAGRAPH OF PAUL JOHNSON'S "MODERN TIMES:
"Certainly, by the last decade
of the century, lessons had plainly been learned. But it was not yet clear
whether the underlying evils which had made possible its catastrophic failures
and tragedies - the rise of moral relativism, the decline of moral
responsibility, the repudiation of Judeo-Christian values, not least the
arrogant belief that men and women could solve all the mysteries of the
universe by their own unaided intellects - were in the process of being
eradicated. On that would depend the chances of the 21st century becoming, by
contrast, an age of hope for mankind."
CERTAINLY NOT YET!
GS
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1)
"MODERN TIMES: The World
From The Twenties To The Nineties",
by Paul Johnson, Harper, 1991.
2)
"THE TWENTIETH CENTURY:
An Illustrated History Of Our Lives And Times",
Editor in Chief Lorraine Glennon, JG
Press, 2000...
(over 700 pages of text and
thousands of photos and visuals).
3)
See also the NetFlix documentary:
"TURNING POINT: The Bomb And The Cold War".
GS
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