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Fri, Sep 21, 2007 -- 10:00 AM
"The War"
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With Ken Burns' seven-part series "The War" airing on PBS starting Sunday, Dave Iverson and his guests discuss the ongoing controversy over how the Latino experience in World War II is represented in the documentary.
Host: Dave Iverson
Guests:
Armando Rendon, chairman of the Northern California Defend the Honor Campaign
Hector Galan, independent documentary filmmaker who worked with Ken Burns on shooting the additional segments with Latino veterans in "The War."
Linda O'Bryon , Chief Content Officer of Northern California Public Broadcasting (NCPB)
Rod Dreher, editorial writer and columnist for the Dallas Morning News

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