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SUMMARY:Lecture TONIGHT The Wars That Weren't... Korea\, Iraq\, Afghanistan and Iran
DESCRIPTION:The Wars That Weren’t… Korea\, Iraq\, Afghanistan and Iran explores how conflicts shape our nation’s story\, even when they’re not formally declared as wars.  This lecture explores the major military conflicts fought by the United States in the decades following World War II\, many of which were never formally declared wars but profoundly shaped world events and American society. The lecture examines the global causes\, key events\, and lasting consequences of the Korean War\, Operation Desert Storm\, Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan\, and Operation Iraqi Freedom\, placing each conflict within its broader geopolitical context. It then brings the story home to Meriden.  Reserve your seat HERE.
URL:https://meridenhistoricalsociety.org/event/lecture-tonight-the-wars-that-werent-korea-iraq-afghanistan-and-iran/
LOCATION:41 W Main Street Meriden\, CT\, 41 W Main Street\, Meriden\, CT\, 06451
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series
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SUMMARY:Lecture Mr. Peanut
DESCRIPTION:From Peanut to Pop Culture: The Story of Mr. Peanut presented by Sherwin Borsuk\nPlanters’s dapper monocled mascot\, Mr. Peanut\, has been cracking open more than nuts for more than a century. This entertaining lecture explores the origins of Mr. Peanut\, his surprising connection to advertising and American popular culture\, and how a simple peanut became the face of one of America’s best-known snack brands. From his early days in the 1910s through changing fashions\, advertising campaigns\, television\, and his modern reinventions\, discover how Mr. Peanut became much more than a mascot—and why this little gentleman has remained a recognizable piece of American history.  Reserve your seat HERE. \nphoto:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Peanut
URL:https://meridenhistoricalsociety.org/event/lecture-mr-peanut/
LOCATION:41 W Main Street Meriden\, CT\, 41 W Main Street\, Meriden\, CT\, 06451
CATEGORIES:Lecture Series,Meriden Museum& History Center
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