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I. Cracking Through the Ceiling
The course was presented with much care and energy. Date published: Rated 5 out of 5 by Mary Lee from Excellent and extremely informative The instructor is most excellent. Although I lived through many of the events included in the course, I learned so much that I never knew before. I particularly appreciated the sections on more recent events, even though I found myself somewhat upset by the violence described and, in many cases, the apathy of the world's nations towards modern genocides. I 20th Century Junk Art so glad to have this information.
II. The Great Escape
I'm not sure how I'll use it just yet, but I definitely feel wiser. Date published: 200th 5 out of 5 by theoldprof from Failed political 20th Century Junk Art and their aftermath Prof. But to achieve these, they had to exert more and more control over their subjects, eliminating enemies continue reading leaving millions of dead citizens in their wake.
The Prof draws comparisons between them and their philosophies, and gives us valuable background information especially on the lesser-known movements. Date published: Rated 4 out of 5 by Peter from A pretty good basic survey course Overall, I am glad I watched all 25 lectures. On the positive side this is a pretty good general survey course heavily weighted towards the communist, fascist, and Nazi atrocities of the 20th century.
Utopia and Terror in the 20th Century
The professor has a very good speaking and presentation style. Body language, speech, pacing all good - nothing distracting in the least. Pleasant to listen to. I feel that I did not learn very much that was new to me, but someone with less grounding in 20th century world history there would probably be 20th Century Junk Art new to learn here. On the downside, I really did get the feel this was a basic survey course that left out a lot of context and neglected other topics that could have been considered. The course was heavily weighted towards European totalitariansism, communism, and Naziism.
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Date published: Rated 4 out of 5 by barb1 from The Lesson is Missing A solid historical overview of state sponsored terror during the 20th century. A fair subtitle for the series would be State Sponsored Genocides. It's mostly history, with relatively little analysis.
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