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Four Dead in Ohio: Kent State and the Antiwar Movement 50 Years Later / Professor Michael Flamm
Fifty years after the bloody tragedy at Kent State in May 1970, it remains a vivid symbol of the deep divide generated by the Vietnam War. Professor Michael Flamm explores the emergence and impact of the antiwar movement as well as the events and legacies of a fateful day.
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View the video of this program on YouTube at this link: https://youtu.be/xOGUTzjmrQY
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By Bexley Public LibraryFifty years after the bloody tragedy at Kent State in May 1970, it remains a vivid symbol of the deep divide generated by the Vietnam War. Professor Michael Flamm explores the emergence and impact of the antiwar movement as well as the events and legacies of a fateful day.
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View the video of this program on YouTube at this link: https://youtu.be/xOGUTzjmrQY