Simon Schama on the war in Ukraine

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  • čas přidán 5. 04. 2022
  • Sir Simon Schama in conversation with Alan Yentob: the war and European history.
    Live Zoom call recorded at the Evening For Ukraine's Refugees at The Tabernacle on 30th March 2022.
    The fundraising event was put together by The Convention: www.theconvention.co.uk/

Komentáře • 33

  • @bigtex4058
    @bigtex4058 Před 2 lety +9

    Always a pleasure to spend time with Mr. Schama.

    • @williamvorkosigan5151
      @williamvorkosigan5151 Před rokem

      A History of Britain: By Simon Sharma. In his The Empire of Good Intentions episode. Who would want to commemorate Bentinck? He didn't care about the culture of India, he just went ahead and ended Sati. It only consumed 500 women a years (it was actually an average of 581 a year). Simon Scharma. Brown women's lives don't matter. Not even worth getting the maths right. These so called good people are monsters in disguise.

  • @13strange67
    @13strange67 Před rokem +2

    Hello Simon ! This is Clem Fandango : can you HEAR ME ! !

  • @margheritarossi1366
    @margheritarossi1366 Před rokem +3

    Hard to listen to this talk of people belonging to a place - when we think of Palestinians, but I know you have spoken out about this ethnic cleansing by Israel.

  • @romance234
    @romance234 Před rokem +3

    'I thought we were sucked into a line of progress'??? I thought he was a historian?

  • @dr.wiltonmcdonaldii1144

    Original Jews / Hebrews of old were also black and Haplos A- E - African.

  • @Mrrossj01
    @Mrrossj01 Před rokem +4

    Poland has captured my heart. God bless Poland.

  • @Riddlestar93
    @Riddlestar93 Před 7 měsíci

    Now ask him about Gaza.

  • @Leon-hv4tf
    @Leon-hv4tf Před rokem

    First mystery not even Simon the great

  • @AndyJackson380
    @AndyJackson380 Před rokem

    What is he dribbling about? Why does he think civilians are the target?

    • @jamesm.3967
      @jamesm.3967 Před rokem +2

      Because they are being bombed. Next question.

  • @robert-hh2ft
    @robert-hh2ft Před 8 měsíci

    what about nato simon yeah thats harder to talk about

  • @maltesetony9030
    @maltesetony9030 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Israel-apologist. 'nuff sed.

  • @robert-hh2ft
    @robert-hh2ft Před 8 měsíci

    what about the targets of regime change by america simon come on lets be more brave simon but yet no it seems

  • @Leon-hv4tf
    @Leon-hv4tf Před rokem

    Turn back exar kun

  • @robert-hh2ft
    @robert-hh2ft Před 8 měsíci

    the evil putin ok got that simon sad that you ignore the damage done by america but you will just follow one side sad for a historian who has been americanised

  • @Lauritz777
    @Lauritz777 Před 7 měsíci

    Art or politics , I don't trust him

  • @jamescarr4662
    @jamescarr4662 Před 2 lety +10

    what about Palestine's refugees, Alan? I suspect you care less about them...

  • @robinhood5935
    @robinhood5935 Před 10 měsíci +3

    Rather shallow thoughts for a professional historian. He should have known that the war in Ukraine was planned and masterminded by NATO, Britain included. He should have felt a bit of sympathy for the 14 thousand children and civilians of Donbas killed by the Ukrainian Nazis before Russia started a military operation to protect them. Being a historian, he should have known that even 80 years ago warfare was enough mighty to eliminate the whole city. So if Putin did really aim at killing Ukrainian children, there would be millions of them killed. But we see nothing of the kind. Russia shells military targets only. It's not Russia that should be blamed for the fact that the Ukrainian military prefers to locate them in residential areas.
    And the most stunning is that the British historian is incapable of understanding that the Ukrainian regime is a Nazi one. The same kind of regime in Germany murdered 6 million Jews in WWII. And Schama is a Jew. Maybe he is the same kind of a Jew as Zelensky, who betrayed his nationality, historical memory of the Holocaust, and his grandfather who was fighting the German Nazis in the Red Army.

    • @dilshanfernando3100
      @dilshanfernando3100 Před 8 měsíci

      Special military operation to take over Ukraine?? Was the 2014 attack a special operation? maybe to gain port access?

    • @robinhood5935
      @robinhood5935 Před 8 měsíci

      @@dilshanfernando3100 'To take over Ukraine', 'genocide of the Ukrainians', and all other expressions of the kind are from the Ukrainian narrative of the events. You've got brains, haven't you? Use them and try to think methodically. If the aim of the operation was to take over Ukraine, then Russia would've intervened with at least one million army. Russia is the size of France if you know. Ukrainian Nazis had been prepared for years as a tool against Russia. Their military had been trained by the country pumped with NATO weapons long before 2014. Despite its constitutional obligation to be neutral Ukraine aspired to NATO membership, which is unacceptable for Russia. In this case, NATO would've taken a decisive advantage over Russia. This is the main reason for military operations in Ukraine. There are other ones like defending the population of Russian-speaking territories. These people chose to be with Russia because they didn't accept the Nazi coup of February 2014. Otherwise, they would've been annihilated by the Ukrainian Nazis. I call them Nazis because they openly declared about killing all Russians including women, children, and old people. What would you call those who support Nazis?

    • @Burgalo2001
      @Burgalo2001 Před 3 měsíci

      What is the most ridiculous and scary at the same time that Zelensky and Trudeau applauded to nazi veteran in Canadian Parliament