Sunday, July 20 1:30 p.m.
Judgment at Nuremberg shown
by David Zinmann, retired Newsday reporter and Chautauquan who had interviewed
Producer Stanley Kramer.
Tuesday, July 22 2:pm
Linda Taylor’s students to presented The Three
Little Pigs at the
Chautauqua Boys’ and Girls’ Club during Secutiry & Justice
week.
Wednesday, July 23, l0:45 a.m.
John Q. Barrett. Barrett, the Robert H. Jackson Center’s Elizabeth
S. Lenna Fellow, a professor of law at St. John’s University School
of Law and a Jackson historian spoke during Secutiry & Justice week at
the amphitheater. . He has edited a previously unpublished book by Justice
Jackson entitled That Man about Jackson’s experiences in the Franklin
D. Roosevelt administration. Barrett also is writing a biography of Jackson
centered on his role as Chief Prosecutor of Nuremberg at the end of World
War II.
Wednesday, July 23, 12:15 noon
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Center (CLSC) Brown Bag Luncheon was held
at the CLSC Alumni Hall Lawn; Former Ambassador to Luxembourg John E. Dolibois
spoke. Ambassador John E. Dolibois has spoken at the Jackson Center in the
past.
Thursday, July 24, 2p.m.
Buses picked up interested Chautauquans behind
Chautauqua Diner and brought them to the Center where John Q.
Barrett spoke and showed the Korematsu film; docents
toured the Center and the bus returned to Chautauquans
to Chautauqua
Friday, July 25, 7 p.m.
John Q. Barrett and Jackson Center President Gregory Peterson presented FDR’s
“I Hate War” speech at the Hall of Christ. This was the first
time the speech was seen publicly with sound and picture put together.
From His Mighty Pen was distributed Tuesday, July 22, in The Chautauquan
Daily. Articles to be in the Daily for all events above. Gerhart’s book
is on sale at the Book Store. Jackson’s That Man edited by John Q. Barrett
will be on sale at the Book Store.