Office Hours with Victor Davis Hanson 2: Churchill's Rise / Hitler Goes East

The School of Public Policy is happy to offer Office Hours with Victor Davis Hanson, Edition 2, this fall.
This next set of interviews will explore the class "Leadership and Key Decisions of
World War II," currently being taught by Dr. Hanson to Pepperdine School of Public Policy graduate students.
Victor Davis Hanson is the inaugural Giles-O'Malley Distinguished Visiting Professor at the School of Public Policy. Hanson is also the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow in Residence in Classics and Military History at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University; Professor Emeritus of Classics Emeritus at California State University, Fresno; and the Wayne and Marcia Buske Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College. He is a nationally syndicated columnist for Tribune Media Services.
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[@janetmcguffey1394]

rich in content and perspective...I attended an Ivy League school , as did my son...and we never had an engaging, exciting, thought-expanding professor like this man....he is a TREASURE...no matter what one's political position!!! Pepperdine is blessed indeed....THANK YOU for sharing this with the public on youtube....

[@dale1956ties]

Thank you gentlemen. I could listen to VDH for hours, and have.

[@slavaryklin4010]

Dr. Hanson, always sees things outside the box. This is what makes him special!

[@rudevectors8018]

No comments yet? Could listen to Victor all day. Hope his students appreciate the man. Brilliant. And many thanks to Dean Peterson for sharing.

[@abc12356659]

Awesome series! Victor is a great history teacher! Thank you!

[@guyinoakland]

Thank you for having Victor Davis Hanson on your show.

[@ericab845]

Victor David Hansen is fascinating and wealth of historical knowledge. Love his books

[@lynnetx5521]

Yay!!! Office hours are back with VDH!!!!!

[@talltimberswoodshop7552]

Thank you for having VDH as a guest.

[@dancostello6465]

Thanks VDH.

[@TheSnerggly]

Incredible- thank you all

[@dumbunny7986]

Riveting. Thank you!

[@michaelnewman1813]

Victor Davis Hanson is a G, so knowledgable. How do we stop the gathering storm Dr. Hanson?

[@jamescole1786]

10/24/24..as always VDH is most impressive with his indepth knowledge of facts & human behavioral traits which make his relaxed conversational style sooo interesting & a compelling listen. Your Pepperdine students have a great communicator in their classroom...hope they make the time to read all his reference list. A+ Pepperdine & ✅️ VDH!😊👍

[@kaisersoza7937]

Excellent. VDH is on his game.

[@arikshafer8372]

First here, love your talks Mr. Hanson if you're seeing this.

[@GummeeH3]

One of the things that always gets my goat is using the morality, ethics, and mores of today in earlier periods of history.

[@williamjthompsonjr]

VDH is a national treasure

[@kodor1146]

Hanson:" The combattants of WWI... didn´t have the technology... to inflict damage on civilian siners." That´s not true. The English naval blockade was highly effective and murdered 723.000 German civilians.

[@kennethrichardson8311]

Every Victory comes at a price and GB did well to recover from the 1914-1918/39-45/50-53 wars. I can comprehend the lease-lend' arrangement between the US and GB for the periods Sept 39 to Dec 41 but have difficulty understanding that same arrangement for the years 41-45 (not including the Marshall plan).

[@Powell19119]

Victor sounds like he’s describing today. The man who he talks about as a totalitarian sounds alot like a man who had many years of experience with Roy Cohn. 🤔 I wonder who the man who’s been called various things by his party since 2016…