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American Midnight

The Great War, a Violent Peace, and Democracy's Forgotten Crisis
Book • 2022
In 'American Midnight,' Adam Hochschild delves into the untold history of World War I in the United States, focusing on how the government and society responded to the war.

The book explores the suppression of dissent, the rise of xenophobia, and the violent crackdown on civil liberties during this period.

Hochschild examines the broader implications of these events on American democracy and society.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Noah Smith
as being about President Woodrow Wilson's dictatorial suppression of news during World War I.
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Cost Disease, USAID Debate, and is Curtis Yarvin Trapped in 2020
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Jonah Goldberg
, noting its usefulness despite some acknowledged problems.
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Joe Biden’s Roadside Library
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Ryan Holiday
as his latest book about World War I and the Woodrow Wilson presidency.
Adam Hochschild on Our Obligation to the Common Good pt. 2
Mentioned by Lewis Lapham as a timely and fearful book about democracy's forgotten crisis in America.
Episode 96: Adam Hochschild
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Andrew Keen
to set the scene in 1925.
The Real Monkey Business: What the 1925 Scopes Trial was actually all about
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Adam Hochschild
as the book he started writing and realized names were changed during the era.
Episode 96: Adam Hochschild
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Andrew Keen
as the author of several books, including his latest, American Midnight.
Episode 2513: Adam Hochschild on how American History is Repeating itself, first as Tragedy, then as Trump

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