=Snap of Pearl Harvor Survivor Veteran William Brown 'oblivious' at the Celebration by US Navy=
(Courtesy The Seattle Times)
I saw this on the MSN Encarta site and thought you might be interested in:
Contributed by Earl F. Ziemke,Research Prof. History,University of Grorgia.
This is not to be named a blog rather compilation of a series of eventful literary debates between two history scholars of eminence, an example of how vibrant is Democracy and how powerful is their 'blogoshere' community, acting as a true watch-dog of their country's political and Nationalistic ethos, vis a vis, kudos, to their cultural,political and historical indepth and concern.
I am drawn deep into ocean of ponder and my head bows down to them and their conscious citizenry of a true Democratic country.
The catalysts, those helped streaming down this post of mine, coincidently were one the Celebration by the US Navy, of Pearl Harbor Day(Dec.7), and the second above photo (thanks to The Seattle Times,for their article) of The Survivor-Veteran Mr.William Brown looking oblivious in his uniform with ghastly reminiscences of that D-Day, that stirred my mind.
I will do grave injustice to my conscience, if I do not utilise this opportunity to express my heart-felt gratitude to one of above historian Mr.B.R.Dirck, for his generous gesture in replying to this poor blogger's email, looking at his eminence and stature!
My thanks also goes to another versatile blogger 'elektratig' who is also a link of the chain that I have referred above. I specially wish my readers to go through the blogsite URL and leave it on you to judge and post your comments.
And the last link of that chain, I felt it worth-mentioning to draw attention of my adored readers to, is the pro-active response of President Bush on Iraq issues, and the resolve with which he addressed to the people of America.
Please be patient, in reviewing all the links below and I am hopeful you will get the real essence and spirit of this post, thereby.
It is tried to put down chronologically, below the links :
