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Historian Jacques Pauwels Interviewed
by Lode Vanoost of the progressive webzine DeWereldMorgen
History, essential to understand causes of Russian invasion in Ukraine. Jacques Pauwels explains.
DeWereldMorgen .be
(met NL ondertitels/sous-titres FR) Belgian-Canadian historian Jacques Pauwels explains the importance of history and context to gain an understanding of the causes of the Russian invasion in Ukraine. He authored several seminal books on the European wars of the 20th century. "Actually the First World War never ended. It just moved around the world. This is not the return of war on European soil. That happened already in 1991 in now ex-Yugoslavia. As with all wars, concern for the civilian victims in Ukraine is the last concern on the minds of the war mongerers, the weapon dealers and the elite. Eternal war is their lifeblood."
ABOUT THE AUTHOR / SOURCE Jacques R. Pauwels is a people's historian. In the tradition pioneered by Marx and Engels, and continued by Michael Parenti, Howard Zinn, Eric Hobsbawm, Leo Huberman, and others of similar merit, he writes history that is not only firmly grounded in truth but is aimed at liberating the mind from the claptrap of existing ruling class mythology. Pauwels has taught European history at the University of Toronto, York University, and the University of Waterloo. His books include Big Business and Hitler, The Great Class War 1914-1918, and The Myth of the Good War.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR / SOURCE
Jacques R. Pauwels is a people's historian. In the tradition pioneered by Marx and Engels, and continued by Michael Parenti, Howard Zinn, Eric Hobsbawm, Leo Huberman, and others of similar merit, he writes history that is not only firmly grounded in truth but is aimed at liberating the mind from the claptrap of existing ruling class mythology. Pauwels has taught European history at the University of Toronto, York University, and the University of Waterloo. His books include Big Business and Hitler, The Great Class War 1914-1918, and The Myth of the Good War.
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