love in exile is a 1936 british romantic adventure film directed by alfred l. werker and starring helen vinson , clive brook and mary carlisle .

love in exile

cast from exile – ep . 33 – zan “i’m in love with the coco” syed
exile
super love
nashville now 12 / 92 feat . joe diffie and tim mcgraw
cast from exile – ep . 33 – zan
i ' m in love with the coco
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a love in exıle portrays a family of eastern origin living in the west and their journey . . .
exile - your summer song ( remix feat . j . mitchell ) ( official music video )
seattle artist carina del rosario had a nuanced reaction to “here lies love . ”
the post got an early copy of the music and the “stones in exile” documentary , which will premiere friday on “late night with jimmy fallon . ” from these , fresh interviews and robert greenfield’s “exile on main street : a season in hell with the rolling stones , ” we assembled the most debauched stories of sex , drugs and rock ’n’ roll from the people who actually lived in “exile . ”
in love in exile , the author writes of the illicit love between her great aunt , muslim , sabahat yedic , and christian armenian , aram balayan . both met as teenagers when they attended the american school in istanbul , turkey . although sabahat was three years older , to aram , it was love at first sight . aram confessed his love three years later to his close friend sabahat . she felt the same . yet their background differences deterred them being public . aram had been brutally beaten twice by street ruf
jagger and richards working on material at villa nellcote , a 16 - room manse where the band recorded “exile . ”
but i & apos ; m not in love with you ,
i said at some point before dawn .
members of the cast of here lies love discuss their artistic work . rsvp at urltoken .
jaygee macapugay ( imelda marcos ) in seattle repertory theatre’s production of here lies love . ( photo by navid baraty . )
the bestselling author of last train to istanbul returns with a tale of love defying all boundaries .
“here lies love” is in production at seattle repertory theatre and continues through june 18 . several community forums will offer insights from the filipino community in seattle .
we’d love your help . let us know what’s wrong with this preview of umut by ayşe kulin .
lim jialiang fires up love bus riders on the way to johor bahru , malaysia . photograph by kelly leow
conrad ricamora ( ninoy aquino ) and company in seattle repertory theatre’s production of “here lies love . ” ( photo by navid baraty . )
many “exile” songs were recorded during earlier sessions in london , but the album found its soul at nellcote , informed by the dark habits that had sprung up around the band .
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love in exile by ayse kulin , translated by kenneth dakan . it is a family saga told between 1903 and 1941 during turbulent times in turkey . after the fall of the ottoman empire , the balkan wars and world war i , families were torn apart by politics and war . it is also a love story of two people who must find a way to be together despite their families’ differences and objections . sabahat yedic is a beautiful and intelligent woman who wants to peruse her education despite the cultural expectations t
full review love in exile by ayse kulin is a family narrative told between 1903 and 1941 during difficult times in turkey . it occurs after the fall of the ottoman empire , the balkan wars and world war i . during this time families were torn apart by politics and war . this story is not just about war and difficult times but also a love story of two people who must find a way to be together despite their family differences and objections . sabahat yedic is a lovely and smart woman who wishes to peruse
drake stole
hotline bling
from d . r . a . m . , but i still love to
cha cha
in this war i lost everything i ever had of love and friendship , i lost the fruits of invaluable experience , all i had written and a few negligible worldly goods as well .
heavenly white : profile medium number written by hitoshi chunkawa who just did a masterpiece of
gentle light
. the lyrics depicting the love of a man who is tricked by mr . masato kochimi , the beautiful piano of elegant beautyput on mid groove and atsushi and takahiro sing with plenty of emotion . singing like squatting in the bridge section is a masterpiece that promises to be a masterpiece remaining in the history of exile .
after the band left france that december , production on “exile” continued in la , where jagger took over . “i had to finish the whole record myself , because otherwise there were just these drunks and junkies , ” he says . richards does not dispute this .
bari , a city caught in the relentless economic crisis . ivo is an agronomist , but the lack of opportunities pushes him to accept a job in the fertile region of banat in romania . clara has just ended a relationship and is about to lose her job at the bari harbor . ivo and clara meet by chance and seem to immediately understand each other . they spend only one night together before ivo ' s departure , but that is enough to create a bond and wanting to meet again . when clara visits him in romania , they fall in love . but is exile their only way to happiness ?
on may 16 , universal is reissuing “exile” in several forms : an 18 - track cd ; a deluxe edition with 10 previously unreleased songs ; and a super - deluxe package with vinyl , a 30 - minute documentary dvd and a 50 - page photo book .
like on “ i am… ” , the way that flip is juxtaposed against blu’s rhymes is captivating . the sample is airy but blu has a certain urgency in his flow , and while exile’s production is the baseline for any sample nerd , it was blu who really drew me in . on “simply amazing” he delivers boastful bars after just finishing a love song in “no greater love” and then proceeding to one of the albums more spiritual tracks , “the world below . ” blu spans so many different sounds , styles , and themes but always maintains a deep level of thoughtfulness , sensitivity and authenticity . he pours his personality into every song and as a result , i connected with him immediately .
born on march 6 , 1989 . he debuted in 2010 as the third generation j soul brothers performer and joined exile in 2014 . he appeared in numerous works as actors other than group activities . in the movie ' s first movie starring in the movie ' koi no uta no koi wo hirote ' , he won the 41st yoshinori film award newcomer award , the 40th japan academy prize new actor award , topic prize . in the same year , tbs tv friday drama
sand tower ~ appeared too neighbors
appeared . in november of the same year , he is active in many fields including publishing photo essay
azzurro
.
in september of 2014 , filmmaker tan pin pin found herself at the center of an intense national debate when singapore’s government banned public screenings of her feature to singapore , with love , a documentary about the country’s political exiles .
when he did show , richards preferred a spitball approach to tracking , drummer charlie watts says . “a lot of ‘exile’ was done how keith works , which is , play it 20 times , marinade , play it another 20 times . ”
stephen spender translated from brecht ( über die bezeichnung emigranten ) , whose poetry i could not yet read ; and that may have been the explanation . to the exile in cast - off clothes i was the apposite partner , the raggedy ann of a claire bloom to my plucky german chaplin .
it wouldn’t be an overstatement to say that seattle repertory theatre has successfully pulled off an extravaganza of a theatrical experience with “here lies love , ” conceived and written by music legend david byrne .
1 . pass the wine ( sophia loren ) “pass me the wine , let’s make some love” is the refrain — right in line with the nellcote era . horns sound like bobby keys’ . guitars are authentically out of tune . * vintage : 90 percent
the story in the film
oh my love
is about a famous singer who after a successful tour and tumultuous emotional problems after a breakup goes to a faraway hotel to rest . but there she runs into a former lover and everything goes wrong .
tuesday’s new “exile on main street” bonus tracks are touted as unearthed gems from nellcote , but that’s not entirely true . mick jagger and keith richards re - recorded vocals and guitars , which producer don was deftly blended with old tracks . we sifted the classic from the contrived .
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“in the end , ” she said , “i think ‘here lies love’ humanized this woman i have loathed , without necessarily trying to convince me to change my opinion . it touched me on a visceral level with the music and powerful performances that told a fairly straightforward story . ”
introduction to turkish culture . how hard it is for older generation to get in the new world . enjoyed it in each page
but the major sympathetic character is benigno “ninoy” aquino , who also came from a wealthy family and became a rival of marcos , taking up the mantle of the anti - marcos progressive forces . his arrest , seven years in jail , exile to the united states and assassination upon return to run for president against marcos offer strong emotional moments during the play .
in france i lost a child that came into being one night when a certain decision deprived me of my freedom . the previous evening a friendly prison official let me go on the understanding that i report at the colombe stadium by noon the next day . i would not have done it , but r . told me that our friends [ euphemism for the german party in exile ] had decided we should all obey the ruling of the french government .
many books can be read quickly and when
the end
comes , nothing seems to have mattered enough to be remembered . this book taught me about generations of families who loved each other and cared for each other and most of all respected each other . love was cherished and tradition was followed happily . turkey evolved as the years passed and traditions changed the love within the families became stronger as the world around them changed . i enjoyed this book and from the beginning . i felt that the book was sharing life stories with me and were written with love for each individual who comprised this family . thank you for sharing ayse kulin . the most beautiful and loved baby her father had ever seen .
after precious moments alone together , their love begins to blossom . try as she might to simplify her life and move on , sabahat has no choice but to follow her heart’s desire . but aram is christian , and neither family approves .
10 . title 5 “title five , take one , ” says an engineer , likely andy johns . then begins an instrumental “radar love” - like boogie with a guitar that sounds like a didgeridoo . pure scraps . * vintage : 100 percent
∆ just how in love with the coco is he ? is it the most under rated deck in standard ? when deck building , what are “if / then” traps ? how can you avoid them ? why does ryan not add matt back to the call ? ∆round table : zan syed ed . ∆ is reid duke worthy of a guest slot at the famous 3 person dinner ?
bella swiftly became marc’s muse and continued to visit his canvases for the rest of his life . famously , he often depicted himself and bella flying together , as if their shared joy had such physical force it countermanded the law of gravity itself . in birthday , they appear surprised by their flight , rising towards the ceiling like two astonished bubbles of ecstasy . in over the town , they drift high over vitebsk , belarus , as one only flies in dreams , uniquely privileged to share the same floating reverie . there can be few more vivid evocations in art of how it feels to be in love .
by making the record in richards’ own house , band members figured they could get the famously ramshackle guitarist to show up for the sessions . they were wrong . and richards wasn’t the only one living on the edge . for a six - month stretch , the stones swapped partners , ingested every available drug , set fires and nearly drove each other mad while crafting rock’s most decadent record , 1972’s “exile on main street . ”
six year old azad ( a kurd from iraq ) was engaged to his cousin vian but after that the two kids were separated due to the political situation . at 19 , azad accidentally witnessed the murder of vian ' s father and had to leave the country . on board the ship to europe he met a beautiful girl and fell in love with her without recognizing that she was his fiancée vian . vian , on her part , did not reveal herself to him because she thought he had been involved in the murder of her father and she tried to suppress her feelings towards azad . she went to germany ; he had to remain in bulgaria due to a false id . azad did enormous efforts to find vian and he finally succeeded . this time she revealed herself to him because her love proved to be stronger than her doubts . unfortunately vian was already involved in a deadly game being obsessed with the aim to take revenge for her father . azad made everything to stop and save her even if he would never see her again . is love going to prevail once again over terrorism ?
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a callous colleague in the city room remarked in my presence as she tossed aside a release .
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he may not be topping charts or doing drake numbers , but blu has amassed a cult following , and so in the course of our conversation about those tweets yoh was shocked to learn i had never sat down and listened to blu’s indie classic , below the heavens . sometimes music just misses you the first time around , but it & apos ; s never too late . yoh thought i would love his no frills , reality - driven lyrics and of course the samples . he was right . exile’s production is amazing . colorful , rich and light . there’s personality in these beats . soul samples that have their own soul , a soul that echoes blu’s sentiments . that wholesome , dusty feel to the beats really helps blu’s words to stick . they always seem to match and balance each other out . the perfect couple ; they finish each other & apos ; s sandwiches .
i received a free copy of this book from netgalley . i wanted to enjoy this book . i really did . but i got bogged down by all the history , which was interesting but was inserted in such a way that it took me out of the story entirely . i also felt that there were too many characters and not enough help keeping them straight . i wanted to read it because the blurb said it was the story of two people in love , but those two specific people played an incredibly minor role in the 30 % of the book that i re
max crossed devastated germany slowly , weighing job offers . in berlin he accepted the post of editor - in - chief of a literary publishing house , at that time the largest in germany . the aufbau press was an arm of the kulturbund ( the league for the cultural revival of democratic germany ) . its headquarters were in the british sector , but the actual publishing offices were in the soviet sector . it was a period of political puss - in - the - corner and the freedom of sixes and sevens . max found it invigorating .
all right , put in a picture ,
louis agreed with his usual phlegm .
not until early spring did i hear what that night in autumn had wrought . r . had to see everything through by herself , the hope and the renunciation . our rotten papers counted for too little in france to let us marry , so she could not visit me in camp . by illegal contrivances we met for one more night in a village near the camp .
audiences are encouraged to show up in disco outfits and dance and sing along with the talented actors in this musical tale of imelda marcos , portrayed in rags - to - riches style , largely focused on the 20 - year span of her husband ferdinand marcos’ presidency of the philippines .
i received this book free from the publisher through netgalley . this is the story of a young muslim girl who falls in love with a young armenian boy during the building of the republic of turkey . when times are changing , when it seems that the government is becoming more modern . the young couple is reminded that the old ways are still very present and that most times old wounds will never heal . while learning at american schools in turkey , it is mixing children from different regions , which means
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hans meyer was not at our wedding party because he was almost always in washington . of the many thousands of hans meyers , mayers , myers , and maiers who helped populate the germanic and german - jewish world , max & apos ; s hans was the only one related to albert einstein . einstein was his uncle . this would have carved out a privileged niche for hans in america even if he had not been a uniquely charming , witty , and knowledgeable mart . a stutter which he bore with the utmost nonchalance compounded his attraction , for it made him seem vulnerable and more in need of love .
after the unprecedented cold wave
deep freeze
, the end of earth approaches . asahi , a guitarist , wanders around tokyo during an ice age . he sings a swan song dedicated to a girl who he fell in love with but knows nothing about . nevertheless , as he drifts around aimlessly , he comes across umi ; the best friend of the girl that he is seeking . to realize asahi ' s dream , the two head forward in a deserted , snow - covered town , step by step .
ayşe kulin is a turkish contemporary novelist and columnist . kulin graduated in literature from the american college for girls in arnavutköy . she released a collection of short stories titled güneşe dön yüzünü in 1984 . a short story from this called gülizar was made into a film titled kırık bebek in 1986 , for which she won a screenplay award from the turkish culture ministry . kulin worked as a scre
i received a free copy of this book from netgalley . i wanted to enjoy this book . i really did . but i got bogged down by all the history , which was interesting but was inserted in such a way that it took me out of the story entirely . i also felt that there were too many characters and not enough help keeping them straight . i wanted to read it because the blurb said it was the story of two people in love , but those two specific people played an incredibly minor role in the 30 % of the book that i read . i found it to be very disappointing .
our relationship was in a category so different from any previous ones that i knew no name for it . i thought of my last
great love
for the unattainable waldo , who wrote me from a battleship in the pacific ,
shall i make a terrible confession to you ? i despise all women .
and this complacent boast which he was pleased to call a confession made me ache with pitying tenderness for him , as if he had shown me a wound . it became my wound and it was still festering .
i received a copy of this book through goodreads ' first reads program . this was a look at two different families in turkey during the early part of the 20th century . there is a fairly large cast of characters , i found the family trees in the book very useful , and used them for reference more than once . the story itself is twofold : part of it tells how the the author ' s parents met , the other part tells of her muslim turkish aunt ' s love for a forbidden christian armenian boy . i really enjoyed read
his first letter , posted from the azores to reach me by my birthday , ended :
i am loving you with heart and mind .
that was a present , wasn & apos ; t it , i asked myself . enclosed in his next letter , from bremerhaven , were three dollars
for a pint of rum
at christmas . he had been chary of the porous sop
i love you
long before our troubles began .
i found myself extremely disappointed in this book , enough that i had to dnf @ page 101 . it got to the point that i dreaded picking up the book ; i even dreaded just the mere thought of the book . a part was i was just bored with it , but i had such high expectations that when they crashed and burned , i was bummed . the story of a forbidden love between an armenian boy and muslim girl in a 1920s turkey going through so much societal change and revolution is storytelling gold . the fact that it came fr
once by the fitful light of his cigarette he told me of a luxury brothel in paris to which a well - heeled friend had treated him . the girl assigned to him was a marvel , she
danced love .
anxious to learn , i asked how this was done , but he must have sensed that he had said enough . his memories , even only reveries , of incomparable women , made me feel like a hulking hobbledehoy . at such moments i acted like one . in my confusion i bought an unbecoming dress , i walked clumsily .
sabahat , a beautiful young muslim woman , is known in her family for her intelligence , drive , and stubbornness . she believes there is more in store for her life than a good marriage and convinces her parents to let her pursue her education , rare for young turkish women in the 1920s . but no one—least of all sabahat herself—expects that in the course of her studies she will fall for a handsome armenian student named aram .
“this is a sign of open defiance—but it’s completely legal , ” says lim jialiang . i’m sitting next to him on a bus that , along with three others , has just left the queen street terminal in singapore , headed to the malaysian city of johor bahru . we’re on our way to attend the freedom film festival , and we’ll get to the venue just in time for a 3 : 15pm screening of tan pin pin’s to singapore , with love —the documentary about singaporean political exiles that , a week before , has effectively been banned by the singapore government’s media development authority ( mda ) .
tags : diversity in media , ferdinand marcos , imelda marcos , musical theater , seattle repertory theatre , theater .
emma says there are no straight lines in chagall’s paintings – he tailored his perspective to more comfortably suit his wilfully wry view of the world . watching rehearsals for the new staging of the show , it seems that it has a similar fluidity . as marc and bella strive to tell us their story , songs , dances and surprises bubble up irresistibly between the words : a verse of a russian love song here , a burst of a frantic wedding dance there , a green cow , a morsel of a yiddish lullaby , a caress that becomes a brushstroke with which to paint another’s body in the air .
5 . dancing in the light mick’s loud , out front and elderly — everything he wasn’t at nellcote . the guitars are too crisp to have come from a humid basement in the south of france . * vintage : 10 percent
nobody knows my music tastes better than nathan and yoh . we spend a few hours a week on google hangouts debating , discussing , and nerding out about music , and after this long it’s inevitable they’ve come to know my affinity for samples , my dislike for drug dealing music , and my unabashed love of taylor swift . but like every good marriage , we still surprise each other .
a month later an inexperienced young man was hired in my place , but no one was fired on that account .
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manuel cawaling said imelda marcos will be remembered for the glamour she promoted — while many in the country suffered economically .
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as richards was picking up marlon’s toys in the living room one night , greenfield watched him grab a mystery pill off the floor . “bam ! he throws it down his throat , ” greenfield says . “who knows what he put in his mouth , but that’s keith . could have been a vitamin , but i don’t think so . not in that house . ”
sara’s monologue which opened the world exhibition in paris 1900 , at the time of her most successful artistic years , puts the art in the foreground and tries to show the superiority of the human spirit and virtue , against the senseless twilight of civilization .
toward morning , in a dream , i see my parents . they are visiting me in my home in berlin . i go over to their bed , a sort of baby crib . mother is at one end , dad at the other , but it is so small that they are almost touching . i gather their heads to mine and we hold our cheeks together tenderly .
i did not let him know . when we spoke again it was in berlin under embarrassing , ambiguous , and disquieting circumstances .
the film had its premiere at the 32nd manaki brothers international cinematographers ' film festival , held in bitola , r . macedonia .
the book tells the story of two muslim families living in istanbul during the 1920’s and 1930’s , one of turkish decent and the other of bosnian origin , who come to the capital just before the balkan wars of 1912 / 13 . the story is set in an interesting time from a historical perspective , when great political and social change was occurring in turkey . the main character in the book , sabahat , is a bright young muslim woman who wants more out of life than just marriage and who with the support of her
ayn sorola : totally agree about filinta ' s blood and guts . we are in season 2 and it is gett . . .
by her arrival in bitola , she is welcomed by detonations of bombs , which are falling around the city . she stays in bitola only one day and one night . that day and that night before the performance she is filled with the horror and senselessness of the war .
i enjoyed this book mostly because it was deeper than so many books out there today . the author writes with intelligence and beautiful word and sentence usage . i loved learning about such a fascinating country as turkey in a time of complete change and turnover of history . my only trouble with this book was the numerous characters to try to remember and keep in order of who they are in relation to the others . because the names are not typical ( in english ) it is often difficult to understand at first if the person is even male or female . that frustrated me at first , but i hung in there and was ever so glad i did as it was a book worth reading !
fueling the excessive behavior at nellcote was a huge stash of drugs , many smuggled in by weber , a former formula one racer turned afghani hash runner . that may , weber traveled from england to the cote d’azur via ireland — “in case he was being followed , ” greenfield says — with a pound of coke strapped to the waists of his preteen sons , charlie and jake . at age 7 , “my function in life was [ to be ] a joint roller , ” says jake , who grew up to star in the cbs drama “medium . ”
the chagalls’ story is also remarkable because they experienced so much 20th - century history first - hand . in 1911 , leaving bella in russia , marc made it to paris , then the centre of the modernist movement happening in western art . he soon added something revolutionary . “under his influence , metaphor made its triumphal entry into modern painting , ” andré breton , who credited chagall as the father of surrealism , later said .
i was waiting in a village near marseilles for passage to mexico . r . & apos ; s visa could not be issued in my name and she had to wait for another ship . the law of the underground railroad forbade me to wait . so i lost r . too .
in order to end the blood feud between two families , hazar accepts to get married beren saat whom he doesn’t know . this arranged marriage brings new hopes as time passes . hazar ( mahsun kirmizigul ) and zilan ( beren saat ) find an unexpected source of happiness in this marriage .
though t . i . ' s new single is
dope ,
we are keeping an eye on the one he has in the chamber .
rafael also pointed out that the play made little mention of the extensive role of the u . s . government in tacitly agreeing with , and outright supporting , the marcos dictatorship , to the detriment of millions of filipinos who lived in poverty during the regime and lost civil liberties under martial law .
i too was questioning myself about things of the past and the future . if he was no longer as
pathetic
as when we met , neither was i as blind . now , in his absence , with memory uninterrupted , i could study him like the bud of a flower and see the petals open slowly one by one . further illumination came with extraordinary letters from the wilderness of berlin . the last , longest , and most moving of these , which began simply
dear edith ,
and ended
so long , contained not one calculated word of love . it contained a full - grown man . i longed to be good enough for him .
max laughed . he was addicted to this daily serial from a native in the thick of things . i was his ringside seat at the american scene .
floating reverie … audrey brisson and marc antolin as bella and marc chagall in rehearsals for the flying lovers of vitebsk . photograph : matt cardy / getty images
the movie
the myth of sarah” is a short story about one historical dilemma - the arrival of the famous french actress sarah bernhardt in bitola in the midst of the first world war , when this place was the centre of front arena . this scenario is based on extensive scientific research into this phenomenon .
“imelda marcos’ ridiculous answer to widespread poverty was to provide ‘beauty , ’ in her clothing and jewelry and a huge palace of arts , ” he said .
the film will attempt to show the event as authentic by featuring elements that would lead story collage and archival materials that will emphasize the authenticity of the event . in the title , not accidentally we use the term myth , because the arrival of sarah bernhard in this region is filled with a lot of controversy .
non - german civilians were not permitted in occupied berlin . senator wagner of new york state arranged a personal interview for me with ruth shipley , the head of the passport division of the state department in washington . she proved to be a benighted fanatic in a housedress . certainly not , she snarled ,
we
would have to
chase the russians out of berlin
first . but there was hope ; she for one thought this could be accomplished within a year .
in these films , people reach for understanding through the inadequacies and frustrations of technology , memory , language , revisionism , and—of course—censorship . these barriers tell a larger story about the exigencies of the human condition : the gaps in the narrative becoming the narrative , populated with extraordinary characters , caught by an extraordinarily intelligent lens .
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“of course he picks up the guitar , which he was in bed with , goes , ‘oh , yeah , ’ and starts playing , ” johns says .
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i think we christians need a different perspective . . . a bigger picture of what it means to be
in the world but not of it .
disclaimer : i received this book free from the publisher through netgalley . this book was amazing for the first 96 % of the book . i kept picturing mist over an open field , i think because my thoughts were lingering on this book while driving through misty corn fields . mist has a sparkling beauty about it , a kind of haunting that obscures the harsh realities of the truth . and that ' s how this book read , it was a love story that at times was beautiful , haunting or obscured . there were too many charac
max seemed to lose track of my presence . he rambled incoherently about literature , blinked and squinted at dissolving images in his mind . when the shaft wall outside his window became visible , i struggled to my feet and left the room . for a long time i lay in bed too exhausted and resentful to fall asleep .
rosl was in mexico . his ship had also been bound there , but when it made a scheduled stop in new york the day after pearl harbor , all germans were taken ashore . they were interned , as it was called , within the city limits — not imprisoned , but subject to surveillance and forbidden to leave town .
film festivals are as good as their programmers and audiences , and the deadcenter film festival has an abundance of excellence in both . from the very first . . .
when they couldn’t find a suitable french riviera studio to record their 10th album , the stones set up in the basement of villa nellcote , richards’ rented 16 - room mansion on the coast in villefranche - sur - mer . all marble and wrought iron , richards said it looked like it was decorated for “bloody marie antoinette . ”
even then i wanted babies , but norman said no , he was a professional revolutionary and so should i be . now in my late twenties , i had to fight down tears when i saw other people & apos ; s . mine , if i ever got any , must be protected and have a garden to play in .
gardzienice’s actors took us on expeditions to remote corners of the country to gather songs and stories . i went to the forests on the border between belarus and poland , only a few hundred miles from vitebsk . the wooden houses , birch forests and horse - drawn carts of chagall’s paintings were still in evidence . one evening , an old woman took us to a small copse outside a village . she led us right to the middle of the wood and pointed under our feet . in the twilight , between the roots and ferns , we began to notice fragments of tombstones everywhere that were inscribed in hebrew script . we were standing in the remains of a jewish cemetery .
three of the panelists were eyewitnesses to that revolution . naty lamug was a young nun standing on the front lines of the demonstrations . she tearfully related her fear of being confronted by armed national police and tanks , and her respect for the catholic church which stood up for the people in a time of widespread poverty in the philippines .
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he was sick , singer reminded me . in the lunch bar across university place he never touched the potato latkes the rest of us devoured so lustily . he was not allowed coffee . someone said alcohol would kill him . he was not yet fifty and there was already ash in his flaming eyes . his swarthy pugilistic face had a yellowish cast .
awake in the small hours , max sometimes lit a cigarette and told me stories of his former life , his various lives , and the great chunks lost from them , the narrow escapes and the times when he was caught , the jails and the concentration camps . he told me of till , the sweetheart left behind in & apos ; 33 , and of rosl , the all - but - wife from whom he became separated when they fled through occupied france to marseilles and the western hemisphere . he told me about ali , an arab shoeshine boy in casablanca whom he taught to read and whose face he saw in mine . worry about close friends in germany with whom communication was impossible preyed on his mind . there was no way to reassure himself about them , and the western allies were doing nothing to relieve the soviet union and speed the end of the war .
for twelve of his best years this man existed hand to mouth in virtual anonymity . in me he at least found temporary roots and someone to watch with him as he projected his past on the darkness . by dawn it had sifted apart with the first bluish clouds and i was striding to penn station , losing the thread , forgetting the names .
profile born in 1983 . graduated from the uc film production department , received a master ' s degree from the afi film supervision department , won the tokyo governor prize ( 2009 ) and the minister of land , infrastructure and transport award ( 2010 ) at short shorts film festival 2013 wentz ei masters ' long - term debut with ' tiger mask ' , ' mainichi fujimoto ' starring ' futsui lime light ' in 2014 won the best film award at the fantasia international film festival and w for the leading actor award . dean fujioka starring
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will be released in 2015 , and the latest work
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incredibly , to me , his wife became frigid in their marriage and went to stay with relatives on a farm in new jersey . he led a bachelor & apos ; s life in their comfortable greenwich village flat . it had a large fireplace that really drew and made conversation leap and crackle along with the flames . i took little part in it . even when the two men spoke english i failed to catch many of their laughing , learned allusions . being under thirty i got away with naiveté by being an ornament , a fact i only half understood and got little satisfaction from . i was chagrined to discover the insularity of an american education . when hans laughed caressingly at one of my mistakes i felt mortified .
the story begins with the arrival of sarah bernhard in bitola in august 1916 . she comes here to entertain french troops and to see her lover , a french general who is one of the commanders on the french army . mrs . bernhard is at that time about seventy years old . she is already known from paris with her concerns about the absurd war .
and i remember gerhart eisler coming up close to me and saying in a low voice with frightening sharpness though with his never - failing smile ,
you want to go to germany ? you & apos ; re crazy .
the persistence of that smile stemmed , i think , from a balanced view of things , a skilled weighing of events which always allowed the possibility of a good outcome . in this case , however , it was clear that he did not anticipate a good outcome , and i resented his elbow in my private life .
there are no rights and no wrongs in this dream of continuity and reconciliation . in it i am as much the parent of my parents as i am their offspring . my grandson & apos ; s toys lie on the dresser where my daughter & apos ; s had briefly been kept when she and i had visited dad after mother & apos ; s death .
i unburdened myself to v . j . jerome in the offices of the national committee on the ninth floor . jerome was known unofficially as the cultural commissar of the party . a learned , rabbinical - looking man with moist brown eyes and a weakness for young ladies , he put his soft paw on my arm and in his polish - tinged english accent jested ,
you must see things historically , my dear . the cultural page in itself represents progress . a few years ago our comrades hadn & apos ; t even heard of culture .
a ( very slightly ) fictionalized account of a family living in istanbul in the 1920s and 30s – that is , immediately after the fall of the ottoman empire and during the early establishing years of the turkish republic . the focus is very much not on politics , but on the internal life of a family : marriages , pregnancies , achievements in school , parties , clothes , food , living arrangements , and so on . it ' s hard to summarize this novel , because there ' s not much of a plot ; it ' s a series of disconnected
in the effervescent bohemia of munich and berlin he wrote surrealist poetry , experimental plays , and art reviews that somehow kept body and soul together . the precious photo collection of lotte pritzel , a queen of that bohemia , includes one of max wearing a black velvet smoking jacket and lying on someone & apos ; s sofa , perhaps hers , in a state of blissful inebriation . in 1932 , incomprehensibly to her and dr . pagel , her husband , max joined the communist party . they assumed it was a passing mania . then one day he was gone .
this was an excellent book ! the true story of a family in turkey which includes a branch from bosnia , an armenian family and descendants of the ottoman elite . the names make it a bit hard to relate to in the beginning , but the story is well told with lots of history and human interest . i gives a good perspective on the changing faces of turkey .
in order to kiss his rounded , innocent , choirboy lips i had to look up , although tall myself . being fifteen years younger than he , i felt the physical act of looking up as perfectly appropriate . while convinced of the inborn equality of the sexes , i rejoiced in not being equal to max . for his part he derived particular pleasure from educating my ignorance .
4 . following the river mick’s voice is throaty , not like it was in ’71 . he sings : “my cards are on the table , but the drinks have all run out , ” which doesn’t jibe with the vibe back then . but when a lady chorus comes in , he’s almost crying , and it starts to sound like young stones . * vintage : 40 percent
the so - called “peaceful revolution” featured thousands of demonstrators from every walk of life , and resulted in the ouster of the marcos family , who were airlifted out of their massive palace to hawaii by the u . s . military . when they left , they carried an estimated $ 15 million in clothing , jewelry , gold bars and cash , according to the guardian newspaper .
we went to his apartment and drank some excellent cognac before the fire . he said it was the same kind he and max stole from a bistro in paris once when they were broke .
this comes at the same time that filipino americans have been starved for chances to see talented filipino and other asian pacific islander actors , singers and dancers taking starring roles in mainstage theatrical productions .
“i didn’t mind living between nice and monte carlo , didn’t mind that a bit , ” says bobby keys , the texas - born , libertine sax man famous for honking on “brown sugar” and every stones record from 1969 to 1974 . “i didn’t mind all them pretty girls around the countryside . yes sir , buddy ! that’s when you’re sh – – – in’ in tall cotton ! ”
i vacillated between 4 and 5 stars . there were parts that i really liked and others that i thought were amazing . so , i would call it a 4 . 5 , but absolutely worth reading and that pushed me to give it 5 stars . it is a beautifully written book with wonderful insight and perspective on an interesting time and place in history . my only complaint is that it ended so abruptly , but the author did a good job of explaining why in the epilogue and i look forward to reading the rest of aram ' s and sabahat ' s story in the future .


remember pearl harbor is a 1942 american drama film directed by joseph santley and written by malcolm stuart boylan and isabel dawn .

the film stars don " red " barry , alan curtis , fay mckenzie , sig ruman , ian keith and rhys williams .

the film was released on may 18 , 1942 , by republic pictures .

remember pearl harbor

this is a song writen in 1942 . it was when americans were still mad at japan because of pearl harbor . please do not take offense at this . just disregard what is offensive . remember the time it was made . i just want people to
remember pearl harbor .
enjoy
“everything you’ve heard about pearl harbor is what i saw , ” he said .
pearl harbor survivors share the valuable lessons that future generations can take away from the attacks .
pearl harbor survivor stuart hedley visits the burial site of those killed during the 1941 attack .
i made a commitment when i joined this navy to defend this country against all enemies , foreign and domestic . i was stickin ' till the end ,
he said .
it ' s an honor to be back here to remember those that gave their lives so that i can have the freedom i have . . . . remember pearl harbor .
he was sent to pearl harbor after the bombings and he said the devastation was heart - breaking .
ray chavez , who at 104 years old is the oldest living survivor of the japanese attack on pearl harbor .
he joined jefferson’s american legion albert gordon post no . 56 in 1946 and also joined a local pearl harbor survivors club , where he marched in parades in atlanta and gainesville , bearing a banner that read “pearl harbor survivors . ”
as reminders , a pearl harbor survivor license plate and war medals adorn a wall in carter’s home near downtown jefferson .
every dec . 7 , downing attends a pearl harbor remembrance , he said . he will attend saturday’s ceremony in colorado springs .
* interviews with pearl harbor survivors conducted by the world war ii foundation , including 4 survivors of the uss arizona ( just 6 are still alive ) * interview with historian daniel martinez * interview with civilian witness barbara kotinek * rare interview with japanese pilot mitsuo fuchida , flight leader of the attack on pearl harbor * filming on location at pearl harbor * interview with author craig shirley who wrote the epic story of pearl harbor titled december 1941 . * interviews with other veterans and their recollections of where they were when they heard about the attack on december 7 , 1941 * rare video of fuchida’s return to pearl harbor to attend ceremonies at the uss arizona memorial
donnie edwards , vice president of the greatest generations foundation , said it was important to get this particular group to pearl harbor together .
pearl harbor survivors aaron chabin ( l . ) and clark simmons ( r . ) attend wreath - laying ceremony aboard the u . s . navy ship intrepid on the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor . ( howard simmons / new york daily news )
“pretty soon the first sergeant came out and he says pearl harbor is getting bombed . we’re being attacked by the japanese , ” says parry .
having lived a little more than 100 years , and surviving the attack on pearl harbor unscathed , downing said he knows the meaning of existence .
' s burning bridge and listing mast and superstructure were photographed in the aftermath of the japanese attack , and news of her sinking was emblazoned on the front page of newspapers across the land . the photograph symbolized the destruction of the united states pacific fleet at pearl harbor and the start of a war that was to take many thousands of american lives . indelibly impressed into the national memory , the image could be recalled by most americans when they heard the battle cry ,
remember pearl harbor .
vernon carter still remembers seeing the smiling face of a japanese pilot as the attack on pearl harbor unfolded the morning of dec . 7 , 1941 .
“we had two raids , about a half an hour apart , the first was pearl harbor , ( and ) the second was hickam field . ”
the focus of this film is on the military and civilian survivors of pearl harbor , all of whom had totally different experiences on december 7 , 1941 .
no one asked navy lt . james downing to hurriedly memorize the names on the dog tags of the dead and injured during the attack on pearl harbor .
two pearl harbor survivors commemorated the 75th anniversary of the attack during a ceremony wednesday at the intrepid sea , air & space museum on the west side .
“i just had to come up and see pearl harbor . if i ever get out of this i’m looking at a piece of history , ” says parry .
and while he can no longer attend reunions with other pearl harbor survivors , there is a good chance that today his thoughts may drift back to that morning .
of the west virginia’s crew of 1 , 441 , 106 were killed . keith , now 88 , remembers them and other pearl harbor casualties every year on dec . 7 .
three u . s . battleships are hit from the air during the japanese attack on pearl harbor on dec . 7 , 1941 . japan’s bombing of u . s . military bases at pearl harbor brings the u . s . into world war ii . from left are : uss west virginia , severely damaged ; uss tennessee , damaged ; and uss arizona , sunk .
the memory of that morning — the unmistakable hum of aircrafts overhead , bombs falling , engulfing pearl harbor in a fiery deluge , and the sight of his comrades dying — remains with carter .
americans old enough to remember that day certainly remember it vividly , but there are fewer and fewer of them around . for most of the american public this month ' s tv documentaries and commemorative ceremonies will be very much like the other documentaries and ceremonies we periodically see . within the past two years the news media , ever alert to anniversaries , have invited the united states to take a look at vietnam fifteen years after the fall of saigon , at the space program twenty years after men first walked on the moon , and at germany fifty years after hitler rolled into poland . this month we ' ll look back at japan—with magazine features , a speech by president george bush at pearl harbor , and a commemorative postage stamp—and then we ' ll move on to something else .
carter , 90 , said there are only an estimated 100 pearl harbor survivors still alive today in georgia . and , as far as carter knows , he is the only living survivor in jackson county .
the japanese were bombing pearl harbor . hundreds of japanese fighter planes swarmed the skies above eight enormous battleships . hedley was a 20 - year - old seaman , first class , assigned to the third division .
not every recent japanese article about u . s . - japanese relations has begun with a phrase like
as the clock ticks toward the anniversary of pearl harbor . . .
but a lot of them seem to start that way . last summer a magazine called foresight told readers about an ominous statistical indicator . in the previous forty - nine years a total of eighty - six books about pearl harbor had been published in the united states , but fifteen were scheduled for publication in 1991 alone .
a bipartisan bill has been submitted to congress to set dec . 7 aside as a national memorial day ,
foresight said .
there is no doubt that the 50 - year anniversary of pearl harbor is the big event for both japanese and americans .
shukan gendai , a very popular weekly magazine , reminded readers that bush was going to pearl harbor , and said ,
today marks the 68th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor — the day that president franklin d . roosevelt said “will live in infamy , ” and the event that propelled the u . s . into world war ii .
it means a lot to him because he has his family and his friends around . he ' s been through a lot after world war ii and pearl harbor ,
said clark simmons ' daughter , claudette simmons .
sorensen , of sacramento , is 100 years old , born on the day germany invaded belgium in the war to end all wars . twenty - seven years later , he looked to a sky filled with warplanes above hickam field and pearl harbor , hawaii , and watched as the world changed again . ceremonies sunday will honor those lost on dec . 7 , 1941 , the day the japanese navy launched the massive surprise attack on pearl harbor that thrust the united states into war .
hedley , now 95 , estimated that this trip was his 25th back to visit pearl harbor . after arriving saturday , he participated in various activities including a visit to a burial ground for sailors as well as the navy hale keiki school .
to mark the 75th anniversary of the attack , hedley and about 15 other pearl harbor survivors traveled back to hawaii . their journey was organized by the greatest generations foundation , an organization that honors veterans by helping them return to their former battlegrounds .
pearl harbor survivor stuart hedley speaks to students at the navy hale keiki school in honolulu . hedley was a 20 - year - old seaman , first class , assigned to the third division when the japanese attacked on dec . 7 , 1941 .
john anderson was aboard the uss arizona on dec . 7 , 1941 , when the japanese bombed the battleship at pearl harbor , a pivotal moment in history , but one that struck anderson to his core . there , he lost his twin brother .
martinez says that another seldom recognized aspect of the story is the number of dead and wounded in the areas surrounding the attack , beyond the military facilities . “the civilian population was affected in honolulu ; 49 were killed , ” he says . “many were affected by friendly fire . and of course , you had airmen and pilots killed at the airfield . that adds to the 2 , 390 that made up the casualties for that day . ” in addition to several events leading up to the 70th anniversary of the pearl harbor attacks on dec . 7 , martinez is organizing a 70th anniversary pearl harbor attack symposium on dec . 2 - 5 at the wwii valor in the pacific national monument located at the pearl harbor visitor center . the already sold - out event will include a premier of the history channel’s documentary , “pearl harbor : 24 hours after , ” and tours of the attack sites and historic boats . subsequent commemorative events will be held on dec . 7 - 8 at the monument and related sites .
after wwii , on his way to a posting in korea he stopped back at pearl harbor . a platform marked the wreckage of the uss arizona . conter and others in his group boarded a boat to go out to the platform and see his old ship .
remember pearl harbor ( reid - kaye ) swing and sway with sammy kaye , vocal by the glee club this patriotic march was recorded only ten days after the december 7th attack and climbed to # 3 on the billboard charts by early february ’42 . tip : click this link to browse through all 128 videos of the 1942 hits archive collection , alphabetically arranged in the convenient youtube playlist format : urltoken the 1942 hits archive - here in one place , a good - quality library of best - sellers and songs that made an impact , presented in the original - release versions ( no remakes , alternate takes , or “re - processed stereo” ) musicprof78 facebook page : urltoken
“never a day goes by for all these many years when i haven’t thought about it , ” stratton , one of nine still - living pearl harbor survivors , tells people magazine . “i don’t talk about it too much , but when december rolls around i do . it’s important the american people don’t forget . ” now 92 , stratton managed to survive the japanese surprise attack on pearl harbor on the morning of dec . 7 , 1941 , an event that destroyed much of the u . s . pacific fleet and catapulted the nation into world war ii . this past week , stratton gathered at the naval station near honolulu with his few remaining comrades to remember and pay homage to the more than 2 , 500 soldiers who died that day . “every time i think back on it , ” he says , “i just thank the good lord that i survived and i say a little prayer for the sailors and marines who didn’t make it . ”
rest on the silt of pearl harbor , just as they settled on december 7 , 1941 . the ship was one of many casualties from the deadly attack by the japanese on a quiet sunday that president franklin roosevelt called
a date which will live in infamy .
the
conter was 20 when he escaped the burning wreckage of the uss arizona in pearl harbor . he tried to save as many injured crewmen as he could , but when the sun set on dec . 7 , 1941 , he was one of just 335 sailors who did not perish .
barbara kotinek was six years old and living with her family on the base at pearl harbor . her dad worked on the ships there . on december 7th she awoke to the sounds of japanese planes strafing the harbor . even at the age of 6 her memories of that day were very vivid and remain with her today . she has some incredible stories to tell of the opening moments of the attack and the immediate days following .
lou conter was on the quarter deck finishing a change of watch when the uss arizona was attacked by japanese forces at pearl harbor . after the attack he went on to become a naval pilot and spent the remainder of the war in the south pacific conducting night air raids on japanese ships .
“my grandfather , harlan gray , was a miner and a navy federal worker , ” says martinez . “he was a foreman for the famous red hill project , which were underground storage tanks for fuel that are still used today . that morning , he was just getting off work at pearl harbor .
on 7 dec 1941 , in command of all attacking aircraft over pearl harbor , hawaii , united states , mitsuo fuchida flew a type 97 model 3 torpedo bomber with the first attack wave as an air observer . he flew down the eastern coast of the island of oahu , then turned west into the harbor . at 0740 hours , seeing the americans were not responding , he slid open his canopy and fired a green flare to signal to all pilots that the attack was to begin as planned . at 0753 hours , fuchida had his pilot lieutenant mitsuo matsuzaki send the radio signal “tora ! tora ! tora ! ” to flagship akagi , indicating that the attack was to commence with complete surprise to the enemy ; tora was the acronym for totsugeki raigeki , “torpedo attack” . matsuzaki would go on to assist in the attack that would sink battleship uss arizona with fuchida on board . the aircraft remained over pearl harbor through the end of the second attack in order to observe the degree of damage . upon his return , he noted that his aircraft had been hit by 21 times by anti - aircraft fire . the success at pearl harbor earned him a personal audience with emperor showa . a rare post - war interview of fuchida on the merv griffin show and video of fuchida’s return to pearl harbor to visit the uss arizona memorial is also part of this documentary .
“‘i jumped up and looked out towards pearl harbor and saw the dive bombers diving at the big oil storage tanks . several of them went up in flames and smoke , ’” carter said , reading from a letter he wrote to his parents , j . z . and nora carter , soon after the attack .
“we were going to make a turn to the north and we almost ran into the submarine that was trying to get into the harbor , ” said chavez .
“get your ass in gear ! we’re at war ! ” were the words that roused the 19 - year - old u . s . army private from ware from his bunk in the barracks at fort schofield on oahu , hawaii . japanese dive bombers and fighter planes were flying overhead , striking the american airbase at adjacent wheeler field as part of the surprise attack on the u . s . naval fleet at pearl harbor , and strafing the barracks on the way . “you could see the smoke coming out of pearl harbor” about eight miles away , mr . urban recalled . from the battleship uss arizona the smoke could be seen “going hundreds of feet in the air . ”
the pearl harbor attack , which killed or wounded more than 3 , 500 americans on what president franklin d . roosevelt described as a “date which will live in infamy , ” propelled the united states into world war ii . mr . urban , who had enlisted in the army at age 18 in 1940 , wouldn’t come home again till 1945 .
this is , like , the last of the last of the pearl harbor survivors ,
said edwards , whose grandfather was in the 25th infantry division during the attack and later was buried in hawaii .
it gives the guys an opportunity to share this experience with their brothers and to also continue the legacy of their fallen brothers .
bill keith left high school and joined the navy in august , 1941 . four months later , on dec . 7 , 1941 , he was 19 , aboard the battleship uss west virginia at pearl harbor when japanese planes attacked . his ship sank ; he escaped with hundreds of other crewmen when sailors managed to open a hatch . many shipmates died .
narrated by tom selleck : sunday , december 7 , 1941 was a beautiful morning on the hawaiian island of oahu . a few sailors and soldiers were already up and playing a game of football near pearl harbor . others were sleeping in their barracks or aboard ships after a late night of partying in honolulu . an unlucky few were wiping the sleep from their eyes and reporting for duty aboard their ship anchored off ford island in pearl harbor . still others headed for adjacent hickam field or up north to wheeler field . ship decks were being washed , planes wiped down and hangars swept . it was just another day in paradise . at 7 : 48 a . m . all that changed as the first japanese planes dropped their bombs and started firing their guns at stunned american soldiers and sailors . the united states had been violently thrown into world war ii . every sailor , airman , soldier and civilian who was in or near pearl harbor on december 7 , 1941 has their own individual story of courage , fear , heroics or tragedy . no two . . .
“one of the great myths about pearl harbor is that it was solely an attack on [ the base ] , ” says martinez . “rather , it was a comprehensive strike on all military installations , primarily the airfields throughout the island . in order for the japanese attack to be successful , they had to take out our airfields so that we couldn’t respond . ”
however the united states responds to the pearl harbor observances , it cannot possibly meet the expectations that have been building up in japan . indeed , by far the most interesting part of the fiftieth anniversary is the way japan ' s opinion - making class—its popular press and foreign - policy specialists—has prepared the public to cringe in dread of u . s . outbursts this month .
his wife of five months , morena , was cooking sunday morning breakfast for a few servicemen in the couple’s home near the harbor when they heard explosions in the distance , downing said .
taken the side of the western allies in world war ii , as she had done in world war i , or had she remained neutral , as she had been before pearl harbor , her prewar attempts at establishing a regional hegemony and her wartime violations of human rights might have subsequently been condoned in the context of the cold war , as was the case with many asian countries .
within the japanese military government , the case for attacking pearl harbor was that america would sooner or later intervene to push japan back in asia . if war was inevitable , japan ' s best chance lay with a first strike . some japanese strategists thought that even after pearl harbor the united states would lack the stomach for a long war , and would agree to a kind of demarcation line down the middle of the pacific , separating japanese and american zones of influence . for the japanese , then , the tragedy of pearl harbor was that it indicated their inability to avoid a direct showdown with the united states , in addition to being a disastrous miscalculation of how america would respond to a sneak attack . each of these was a failure for japan ; neither , in the general japanese view , was an unpardonable sin . even in the days of total humiliation immediately after the war , emperor hirohito expressed deep
regret
but declined to
apologize
to general douglas macarthur , saying ,
it was not clear to me that our course was unjustified . even now i am not sure how future historians will allocate the responsibility for the war .
the worst damage occurred during the first 11 minutes of the attack . the drive to the harbor took about 20 minutes , so when downing arrived , he witnessed a scene of fiery destruction .
anderson always talks about his brother , delbert “jake” anderson , when he tells the story of his own escape from the burning ship . not long after he returned to pearl harbor near the end of the war , anderson searched out some of the battle reports from dec . 7 , 1941 . he knew his brother hadn’t made it off the arizona alive , but he didn’t know much else .
but something more must be involved . japan has less to be apologetic about this month than it did , say , four years ago , during the fiftieth anniversary of the
rape of nanking .
( at least 100 , 000 chinese were killed in nanking , as compared with fewer than 3 , 500 americans at pearl harbor , and the chinese were nearly all civilians . this anniversary passed almost unnoticed in japan . ) the way the japanese imperial army fought was sometimes atrocious , and japan ' s relations with china , in particular , are still colored by both sides ' awareness of this record . americans tend to lump the attack on pearl harbor with japan ' s war crimes in asia , and to equate japan ' s aggression with hitler ' s . few people in japan see it that way .
the u . s . complaint about pearl harbor involves one very specific and one sweeping charge . the specific complaint is that the attack began while japanese emissaries in washington were still purporting to negotiate in good faith . for this the japanese government has freely apologized . the broader complaint is that japan brought america into the war by striking first . the japanese response to this charge is a much more complicated matter .
“the only way i was going to get into the national park service [ permanently ] was to be versatile , ” says martinez . “i started at the memorial as a law enforcement ranger / interpreter for four years . then i became the interpretive specialist and in 1989 , i became the first historian . the position was created then , two years prior to the 50th anniversary of pearl harbor . ” - california state university
woven into their stories is the perspective of daniel martinez , chief historian of the valor in the pacific monument at pearl harbor and author of the acclaimed book december 1941 , craig shirley . this is not a film about strategy of the attack and why it happened or assigning blame 75 years later , but rather the personal stories of those who were there and witnessed history being made . it is an impartial documentary chronicling december 7 , 1941 in the words of those who actually were there and took part .
in the harbor around him , ships were ablaze and black smoke blanketed the sky as japanese bombers circled high overhead . suddenly , the ship was rocked by a bomb blast so powerful it lifted the 32 , 000 - ton battleship six feet out of the water .
for provoking the united states to fight , japanese officials have often expressed
regret .
the regret is understandable and sincere , since the consequence was a war that turned out , as emperor hirohito tactfully put it in his surrender message ,
not necessarily to japan ' s advantage .
but there has been nothing like an outright
apology
for pearl harbor , and there is not likely to be one this month , because of the widespread japanese view that the main thing to regret about the
pacific war
is that the country unwisely took on a much more powerful foe .
he ran to the anti - aircraft battery , his battle station , but there was no ammunition ready . he could see the planes were flying too low for his guns anyway , but before his crew could figure out their next move , an armor - piercing bomb detonated near the powder magazine beneath the no . 2 gun turret . haerry felt the entire ship life out of the water . as it fell , he was thrown from the ship into the harbor . he half - swam , half - walked the 70 yards to ford island and manned a mounted machine gun . he spent the rest of the day retrieving bodies from the harbor .
but perhaps the most powerful explanation lies in another japanese instinct—the
victim consciousness ,
or higaisha ishiki , that governs many of japan ' s relations with great powers from the outside world , which for the past century has meant the united states . japanese leaders of the tokugawa era felt victimized by commodore perry ' s arrival ; the leaders of the 1930s felt victimized by american and british determination to deny japan its place in the sun . over the past twenty years the japanese press has emphasized the country ' s victimization by american demands to open up the market . the preparation for pearl harbor is essentially a warning that japan is about to be victimized again .
shukan themis , another weekly ( shukan means
weekly
) , carried an article saying that
fearful white anglo saxon protestants , led by president bush , have launched a retaliation against japan . . . . the wasp is a white supremacist . he cannot tolerate non - whites taking the initiative in a single area .
shukan shincho reported on the success of a recent american book called the coming war with japan , which , like most books on u . s . - japanese relations , is vastly more interesting to japanese readers than to americans . the magazine said that sales of the translated version of the book should reach 350 , 000 copies by pearl harbor day .
he told abc news that he was able to salvage only two items from that fateful day : a pearl buckle and a half penny that had been given to him by a british sailor . his friends in the third division were killed . he , however , continued to fight in nearly 13 battles aboard the san francisco , including bougainville , new guinea and the battle of guadalcanal .
it was almost three years ago , near the beginning of 1989 , when i was living in japan , that friends started to mention the
upcoming anniversary .
i didn ' t know what they were talking about , but since i often didn ' t know what was happening around me in japan , i decided to wait for enlightenment . i began to get the point when someone mentioned
the upcoming fiftieth anniversary ,
which he then nailed down with a date : december 8 , 1991 . by japanese reckoning that is the fiftieth anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor . as americans will be reminded this month , the japanese planes came in on a sunday morning , when u . s . sailors could be expected to be hung over and sleeping in . by that time it was already monday , december 8 , in japan .
for all their excesses , the magazines do shape public opinion , leaving the japanese reader with the impression that americans are waiting to run amok in december and meanwhile telling incomprehensible jokes . the pearl harbor mania in the weeklies seems to parallel more - respectable views . every time i have interviewed a japanese official in the past year , he has asked me how i thought americans would react to the upcoming anniversary . a year ago in tokyo a japanese politician summoned me to his office . after we ' d sipped tea for forty minutes , he said ,
by the way
—the phrase that in practice means
now let ' s get to the point .
what do you think about the reaction . . . ?
i ' ve enjoyed looking for stories in the u . s . press about the countdown . they are almost always by correspondents in tokyo who get the
by the way
treatment from nervous japanese contacts every day .
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donald stratton still can’t shake the memory of it all – the deafening explosions , searing heat , machine gun blasts and heart - wrenching screams of his friends – from his head .
on the morning it happened , stratton had just left the “chow hall” on the battleship arizona when he heard a commotion up on the deck . it was a few minutes after 8 a . m . a group of fellow sailors were shouting , pointing out over the water at a cluster of planes .
“i watched one of them bank and saw the rising sun symbol under the wings and thought , ‘boy , that’s the japanese , and they’re bombing us , ’ ” he says .
within seconds , the 19 - year - old nebraskan scrambled 60 feet up a series of ladders and joined a group of other sailors manning a five - inch , 25 - caliber anti - aircraft gun .
“we were just firing away at all those planes , ” he recalls . “they were coming in so close i could see the pilots when they went by . some were waving and some were grinning . ”
“a 600 - foot fireball just engulfed us , burning all of us real bad , ” says stratton , whose flesh literally slid off his arms . “after that it was all about self - preservation , buddy . we weren’t thinking about anything but getting the hell off of there . ”
fire raged all around him as a sailor from another ship managed to toss a rope to the trapped men that they secured and stretched between the two vessels . one after another , stratton and five other men muscled their way , hand over hand , across 100 feet of rope as the fuel - coated water beneath them burned . “my hands were burned so badly i don’t have any fingerprints , ” stratton says , “so it was pretty painful . ”
by the end of the day , 1 , 177 of his crew mates were dead . he spent the next 10 months in a series of military hospitals , recovering from the burns that covered almost 70 percent of his body . a year after his medical discharge from the navy , stratton , who was still recuperating at home , marched back into a military recruiting office to announce that he wanted back in the war .
“people were saying , ‘what the hell did you do that for ? didn’t you get enough ? ’ ” stratton says . “but i wanted to go back out to sea . besides , there wasn’t much to do in nebraska . ”
the west virginia was rebuilt and returned to service , taking part in the battles of leyte gulf , iwo jima and okinawa .
after the attack , keith was assigned to the heavy cruiser uss chester , which came under attack in the battle of the coral sea in may 1942 . he later took training as a hospital corpsman , was discharged from the service in march 1945 and was married three months later .
the 19 - year - old hospital corpsman was getting ready for a leisurely day with his navy buddies . within minutes he was among hundreds trapped and struggling to escape the sinking vessel , after at least seven aerial torpedoes blew open the midships and forward portions of the hull .
but he’s not sure if most americans pay much attention to the day that president franklin d . roosevelt said would “live in infamy . ”
lawrence parry , an army motor mechanic stationed on the island oahu , was playing football when the bombs and torpedoes fell .
“i looked up in the air and there were hundreds and hundreds of planes , ” says parry .
it was more planes than he had ever seen and moments later , he learned where they came from .
parry’s commanding officer ordered him to deliver ammunition to the troops , but he took a short detour .
what he saw immediately brought him to tears . the surprise military strike had destroyed all of the eight us navy battleships .
“every one of them . that was our line of defense . i don’t think people ever realized that . with them gone we had nothing , ” says parry .
“what a mess , ” parry recalled . “that beautiful fleet … i looked down and i could see this one big battleship … it was the ( uss ) arizona . i just sat there and cried , ” he said .
carter , who was stationed at hickam field in hawaii with the u . s . 7th army air corps , awoke at 8 a . m . that day to a war zone outside his barracks .
as he hurriedly tried to get to his office , carter , who was 21 at the time , said a japanese plane flew toward him , buzzing the barracks .
“i backed up under the eave of the barracks , and of course he wasn’t trying to shoot me , but as he went by , just barely over the top of the barracks , he looked down and grinned at me , ” carter said .
japan’s aerial assault , now well - documented in an untold number of history books , began shortly before 8 a . m . and ended less than two hours later . in that time , 2 , 403 americans lost their lives , including 68 civilians , while another 1 , 178 were injured , according to u . s . department of defense records .
twenty - one of the u . s . pacific fleet’s ships were either sunk or damaged in the attack , and 188 aircraft were destroyed and 159 damaged , according to records .
a letter carter wrote home to his parents , dated dec . 7 , 1941 , is perhaps the most telling account of his experience in hawaii .
the letter , penned in cursive writing , describes the horror that carter and others endured that day on hickam field .
last week , at the urging of his wife , ruth , carter reread the letter he sent home so many years ago .
“‘the dead was piled all around . some of the boys in the barracks were blown to pieces , they couldn’t identify them , ’” he read from the letter to his parents . “‘it was so quick , we didn’t know what happened . ’”
carter’s letter also notes that a shell crashed through his room , just 3 feet from his bed , and the closest bomb fell 500 yards from him . hickam field , he wrote , was “pretty well wrecked . ”
“we had our planes lined up side by side and we thought that maybe that’d protect them from sabotage , but of course the japanese planes came in just barely over the top of the runway there and they destroyed our planes and started bombing the hangars and barracks , ” he said .
the attack happened not long after carter arrived in hawaii . knowing he was going to be drafted , carter voluntarily joined the u . s . army air corps to avoid the infantry .
the lifelong jefferson resident was sent to hawaii in june 1941 and remained in the hickam field ordnance , stationed at the army air corps’ hickam field , for four years .
immediately following the attack , carter said u . s . forces remained on edge , anticipating another assault .
“it was several days before we realized that maybe they weren’t coming back , ” he said .
“anybody that was over there , i’m sure they will never forget that day and what they saw , ” he said . “it don’t leave , it just don’t leave you . ” - gainesville times
glenn sorensen was wiping down his car that december morning on oahu , a 1937 buick that , to this day , was the best he’d ever driven . that black sedan even took a bullet for him . three , in fact . he’s holding one of them now , squeezing it between the fingers of his left hand , and he’ll tell you he’s the luckiest man he knows .
on a recent friday at the airy sacramento home he designed 35 years ago with his late wife , vernice , sorensen apologizes that he doesn’t hear as well as he once did , the likely toll of dozens of bombing missions and nearly 60 years in the cockpit ( “nobody knows the western u . s . by air better than me , ” he boasts ) . sorensen was 80 when he reluctantly gave up flying 20 years ago .
his voice was quiet but strong , his tone gracious but circumspect about that morning so long ago , when he was a young army air corps lieutenant at hickam field , a b - 17 pilot just months out of flight school .
“i look up in the sky and it’s full of japanese airplanes , ” he said from his recliner tucked in a corner of his living room . after the first attack , sorensen climbed into his buick , speeding for the flight line and awaiting aircraft . a dozen brand - new boeing b - 17 flying fortresses were arriving that day . he was too late . “all of our planes and hangars were destroyed . i was strafed during the second attack , ” sorensen continued . “they were also dropping bombs and strafing the field . ”
three of those rounds struck sorensen’s sedan , but somehow missed him . from his recliner 73 years later , sorensen reached for a small manila pouch . typed in tiny print on its face , the pouch reads in part : “this bullet was lodged in lt . glenn sorensen’s 1937 buick . ”
“it was the greatest car i ever owned , ” he said . and it likely saved his life .
many others were not as fortunate . by the end of the day , more than 2 , 400 service members were dead , another 1 , 400 or more wounded , much of the united states’ pacific fleet in flames or sunk . the next day , dec . 8 , america was at war .
“we lost quite a few people . i was lucky to get through , ” sorensen said . “the navy was hit very , very hard . ” sorensen flew missions for days after the attacks , searching for the wounded and the dead .
he would go on to fly 84 bombing missions in the south pacific as a member of the army air corps’ 42nd bombardment squadron . they included sorties during 1942’s pivotal battle of midway , during which sorensen was awarded the silver star – the nation’s third - highest military honor for valor .
on this friday , he mentioned the honor almost in passing , then sent his son glenn jr . to fetch an aged glass case from a hallway wall .
inside the case was the silver star , distinguished flying cross and air medal .
“it’s the whole tom brokaw thing – the greatest generation , ” said sorensen jr . “it’s a title that still works . ”
the elder sorensen endured the jungles of guadalcanal , a “terrible six to seven months of my life” where his squadron battled the enemy and the elements .
dengue fever finally sent sorensen stateside in 1943 . many others in the 42nd didn’t come home .
“more than half of my squadron was shot down , ” sorensen said quietly . “we lost a lot of people . ”
after the war , sorensen returned to california , first to los angeles , then to san francisco , and finally sacramento .
he met vernice devoe , the girl of his dreams , over a plate of waffles in 1943 . she became his wife just months later . he started a family , founded , then grew a business . by the time sorensen retired in 1978 , his company , california liquid gas corp . , had 500 retail dealers in 11 western states – plenty of territory over which to fly his beloved beechcraft travelair . he and his wife celebrated 68 years of marriage before she died in 2011 .
“i’ve had more luck in this life than anybody i know , ” sorensen said . “i don’t know of anybody who has had more good luck than me . ”
but sorensen’s son recalled that his father , like many of his generation , spoke little of his time in world war ii .
“growing up , he was someone who was always looking ahead instead of looking backward , ” the younger sorensen said . “everybody who was in that situation was tested . he wouldn’t want to be a part of history , but he is . he didn’t choose to be a part of history , but he is . ” - sacramento bee
as chief historian at the uss arizona memorial in honolulu , daniel martinez oversees the interpretation of the attack by the japanese that ignited united states involvement in world war ii . as such , the los angeles native often has an opportunity to uncover layers of lost history and personal testimony that complete the story .
in addition to renowned historians and authors from japan and the united states , martinez has invited a number of military and civilians survivors of the attacks to share their experiences at the symposium . the value he attaches to such personal histories stems from his experience as an undergraduate at csu dominguez hills when he interviewed his maternal grandfather about the events of dec . 7 , 1941 for a course on oral histories taught by judson grenier , emeritus professor of history .
“it was normal for the foreman to meet the foreman coming on the next shift to talk about what had transpired the day before . it was during those discussions that the planes flew over my grandfather’s head at 100 feet . those were the torpedo planes headed for battleship row . at first , they thought it was a drill . then when the explosion occurred and the insignia of japan was noted on the aircraft , my grandfather said something to the effect that ‘it’s war ! ’ yelling to his workers as they began to take cover . ”
martinez recalls that his grandfather interrupted the interview several times , as overcome with emotion , he had to step away for a few minutes .
“my grandfather survived but witnessed this horrifying thing , the explosion of the uss arizona , ” says martinez . “the workers were kept on duty . when the raid , which lasted two hours , was over , they had the unenviable job to go out on boats to retrieve the dead out of the water . those bodies were laid out on a narrow pier called aiea landing to be identified . he said… that he never got over how young the faces were .
“during that interview , my grandfather got up and walked away from the recording four times , and i couldn’t understand why that was happening , ” says martinez . “later when i became a historian for the national park service at the uss arizona memorial , that also occurred with other [ interviewees ] . the experience of recording [ these experiences ] showed what pain was in their hearts and how difficult it was to recall these memories . i found out that my grandfather had never been asked in detail what happened . and , that was true of the [ survivors ] that i would interview . i soon learned that these oral histories were very private moments and generally not disclosed to family members . i recall the emotions of grown men and women who were in their 60s , weeping . ”
martinez’s family history in the midst of wwii also extends to his father’s side . he says that his parents met in lone pine , calif . , where gray had sent his family in order to protect them from the dangers of the war in hawaii ; he joined them after the red hill project was completed in 1944 . martinez began his career with the national park service while still attending csu dominguez hills , as a seasonal park ranger at the little big horn battlefield national monument in crow agency , mont . when a position opened up at the uss arizona memorial in 1985 , he jumped at the opportunity . he started out as a law enforcement ranger / interpreter .
haerry ran away from home to join the navy . he grew up in new jersey and after high school , enrolled at mit in boston . he was smart enough to excel , but started cutting classes not long after the start of his first semester . he and a buddy would sneak off campus and hop freight trains to see how far they could get . he missed enough of his classes that he was finally asked to leave . as soon as he turned 18 , he enlisted in the navy .
on the arizona , he worked on the deck crew . he cleaned and painted day after day , but he also operated the motor boats used to ferry crew members to shore , a job that let him leave the ship periodically .
haerry had made two runs to shore on the morning of dec . 7 , 1941 . it was sunday and some of the crewmen with liberty wanted an early start . he was eating breakfast when he heard the first pops of the attack planes strafing battleship row .
“we got halfway there and i told them to turn around , ” conter said . “i wasn’t going out there . i couldn’t . ”


sneha ( kannada : ಸ ನೇಹ ) is a 1999 indian kannada language romantic drama film directed by v. s. reddy and produced by mohan natarajan .

the film stars v. ravichandran , ramya krishna , raasi and karan in the leading roles .

the film was a remake of telugu film snehithulu ( 1998 ) directed by muthyala subbaiah and written by posani krishna murali .

the film was also remade in tamil as aasaiyil oru kaditham ( 1999 ) .

the music was composed by ravichandran to the lyrics of k. kalyan .

the film spoke about the friendship between a man and woman and their troubled marital relationships .

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king is a 2002 tamil language film directed by prabhu solomon and produced by krishnakanth . the film featured vikram in the title role , while sneha , vadivelu and nassar played supporting roles . dhina scored the film ' s music , while g . ramesh handled cinematography . it released in september 2002 . [ 1 ] the film was later dubbed and released in telugu as remo . subscribe and stay connected - urltoken also stay tuned with us on : - google plus - urltoken and facebook - urltoken log on to our official website : urltoken
nowadays , we find a large number of new faces entering the marathi film industry . some of them are really very charming . newbie sneha chavan is one of them . recently , we met her during the trailer launch of her forthcoming marathi film laal ishq , when she spoke about herself . ” i am from karad . therefore , i am new to mumbai and this marathi film industry . i was offered this film , because of my selection in the zakaas talent hunt contest . ” it was her luck that her debut film turned out to be popular bollywood film maker sanjay leela bhansali’s first marathi film and that too with top actor like swapnil joshi . when asked to comment on the same , she said , “i am very much excited about my debut in this film . don’t really know how to express my feelings . i had never thought that one day i would meet all these people in my life . actually , i have grown up watching their films and now i have worked with them . this was really exciting ! now , only after the release of laal ishq , i would accept new films . i am so confident about the success of this film , ” concluded sneha .
and prasanna will be teaming up on screen again for a film . this is touted to be their first project together after marriage . the film is said to be directed by arun vaidhyanathan , who earlier directed the couple in achchamundu ! achchamundu ! , in which the two played husband and wife .
with this film , sneha , will be pairing with malayalam mega star mammooty for the third time . speaking about him , she says ,
mammootty is a very friendly person and we ' ve shared a good rapport in 2 films ,
thakarppan comedy l dr . ullas and nurse sneha . . . ! l mazhavil manorama
trending hero siva karthikeyan is currently busy with remo film , we already reported his upcoming projects . one of his upcoming projects is with thani oruvan director mohan raja . from the reports , we heard that well known south indian actress sneha , who acted in many tamil and telugu films , is roped in to act in a crucial role in this film . click the below link and subscribe to our channel for more updates on tamil cinema . urltoken
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the latest buzz in kollywood circles is that real - life couple sneha and prasanna will be teaming up soon .
trying to beautifully define a marriage , we came across this soul - searing couple sneha and dinesh and their marriage was nothing short of an energetic lifetime .
the shoot was supposed to commence in august but sneha informs us that it has been postponed due to a strike in kerala ,
we will begin shoot after 16 september .
when times of india contacted sneha , she said , ���talks are on with arun , but we are yet to finalize the project . things will be finalized in a couple of weeks . ���
actress sneha took a maternity break when her son was born last year . now , the actress , who has done several tamil , malayalam and telugu films , has returned to acting . her comeback will be a
a source close to the couple says , ���though they ( prasanna and sneha ) were approached for a lot of projects after they got married , they were not keen on taking up any films . but , arun���s script was impressive and they felt that it was apt for them . so , they have decided to team up again onscreen . ���
we ask her how she will be juggling her home and work and she replies ,
it ' s going to be tough . vihaan is very naughty though he ' s still in the crawling around stage ! i don ' t want to miss his growing days and the first time he utters ' amma ' and ' appa ' ( mom and dad ) ! director haneef was so sweet and understanding about this , which was one of the reasons i could accept this film . he has been very accommodating about letting me bring vihaan to sets whenever possible . in fact , i have also signed up a tamil movie , which i don ' t want to name right now . both directors have been very accommodating , which has made it easier for me to balance my personal and professional life .
i took a break from acting when vihaan was born . though i was getting good offers , i turned them down . recently however , i got this script by director haneef adeni , and i was drawn to it immediately . it ' s a very powerful role of a mother , and something i could relate to . as a mom , i felt a sense of responsibility to create an awareness of the issue highlighted in the movie . so i said yes to it ,
explains sneha
i took a break from acting when vihaan was born . though i was getting good offers , i turned them down . recently however , i got this script by director haneef adeni , and i was drawn to it immediately . it ' s a very powerful role of a mother , and something i could relate to . as a mom , i felt a sense of responsibility to create an awareness of the issue highlighted in the movie . so i said yes to it ,
explains sneha .
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this couple share a heart , not the one attached to their ribs but the one brings them together . the one that is very fragile and exceptionally strong at the same time . the one that is exposed to challenges of both love and life along with other hue and cry . with all the emotions , good and bad , as part of protecting it from the prying eyes , and in the battle of surviving and living they always chose love and togetherness . it was impossible to tear them apart .
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( 2010 ) . he ' s a brilliant actor . since i am returning after a break , it scares me a little about how i ' m going to manage sharing the screen with him . i have butterflies in my stomach , much like a feeling of going back to school ,
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