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At least two books are avail
able in the Sterling C. Evans Lib
rary dealing entirely with the
falsification and omission of
facts and people in the history of
Russia. They are "Rewriting
Russian History/' by Cyril
Black, and "The Writing of His
tory in the Soviet Union," by
Anatole G . Mazour.
Well, it couldn't happen in
the United States.
Couldn't?
Dunning says rewriting his
tory is a constant problem in ev
ery culture. History is written
based on the data that's avail
able, he says. That means what
survived.
For example, when the Spa
niards took over the New World
they destroyed almost all ex
isting records to eliminate com
petition from the Aztecs and
other inhabitants of the land,
Dunning says.
He says that in the United
States there are more subtle
ways of rewriting history than
the actual manipulation of data.
When the press continually
portrays the United States as the
good guy and the Soviet Union
as the bad guy it shows a cultural
prejudice, Dunning says, but
history as propaganda is no
thing new.
Wednesday
movies
9:00© ★★★★ “Gunga Din’’
(1939) Cary Grant, Douglas Fair
banks Jr. Based on the story by
Rudyard Kipling. An Indian water-
boy becomes involved with British
military action in the mountains of
Dunning says censorship and
the restriction of inquiry is un
common in the United States,
but it sometimes is difficult to
get access to certain informa
tion.
Dr. Betty Unterberger, his
tory professor, says government
officials are claiming that more
information than ever before is
"vital to national security."
Unterberger chairs the state
historical advisory committee
on diplomatic documentation.
She said basic research of ev
ery kind is hindered by the re
cent rigidity. Historians, espe
cially, are dependent on govern
ment documents for research
and writing.
The public's right to know
should be the predominant fac
tor when considering what in
formation will be released, she
says.
Pisani says that in the United
States, the changing of history is
most evident in high school his
tory textbooks where anything
unattractive or un-American is
left out.
The basic purpose of the tex
tbooks is to make students bet
ter citizens, to promote Amer
icanism or certain values, he
says. Anything anyone consi
dered radical was left out.
Pisani says many of his stu-
northern India.
3:00 © ★ ★ ★ ★ “West Side Story”
(Part 2X1961) Natalie Wood, Rich
ard Beymer. A West Side boy falls
in love with a Puerto Rican girl,
adding fuel to the fire of a New
York gang war.
EVENING
8:00 O Q 0 “Prototype” (Prem
iere) Christopher Plummer, David
Morse. A scientist kidnaps a
humanoid he helped to create in
order to prevent it from being
used for military purposes.
dents now have never heard of
the system of segregation that
existed in the South after the
Civil War. They also don't know
that Abraham Lincoln had
essentially the same racist feel
ings as the rest of the nation.
The great danger in this coun
try regarding the changing of
history is more the act of omit
ting something controversial
than simply writing facts out of
history, he says.
For a long time Indians were
portrayed as savages with no
rights at all, Pisani says. More
recently, they have been por
trayed as noble savages.
. "Hwe Prize human free
dom, he said, "then we should
want people to look at the past
without blinders on. What we
have been is important to what
we are now."
Pisani says the tradition of
questioning, not taking everv-
thing at face value, is the most
unportant tradition we have.
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lot better off when we stop re-
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Eble^ C ° rnposer makes an
mdelible mark upon ragtime
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!Z n ?r P y 0f Jim Malloy”
( 975) Gig Young, Jane Wyatt. A
young man in a small town finds
some direction in his life when he
takes a job at the local newspaper.
(R)
** “The Black Book”
(1949) Robert Cummings, Arlene
Dahl. A secret diary becomes the
object of an intense search by
opposing forces during the French
Revolution.
12:100 ★★★ "Gibbsville: The
Turning Point Of Jim Malloy”
(1975) Gig Young, Jane Wyatt. A
young man in a small town finds
some direction in his life when he
takes a job at the local newspaper.
(R)
12:15© ★★ “Project: Kill” (1977)
Leslie Nielsen, Gary Lockwood.
The head of a government mur-
der-for-hire unit who decides to
get out of the business is hunted
by his former assistant.
12:30© ★★Vz “They Only Kill Their
Masters” (1973) James Garner,
Katharine Ross. A Doberman
pinscher figures prominently in the
murder of a pregnant woman.
1:00 © ★★Vz “Mr. Hobbs Takes A
Vacation” (1962) James Stewart,
Maureen O’Hara. While vacation
ing at the beach, a banker and his
family come across innumerable
problems which range from bad
plumbing to uncooperative serv
ants.
1:30© ★★Vz “The Neon Ceiling”
(1971) Lee Grant, Gig Young. An
unhappily married woman runs
away with her daughter and falls in
love with another man.
2:050 ★★Vz “Alfred The Great”
(1969) David Hemmings, Michael
York. A ninth-century warrior king
must choose between his longing
for a simple life and the pressures
of leading his people in their strug
gle against the Danes.
3:30© ★★★★ "Gunga Din"
(1939) Cary Grant, Douglas Fair
banks Jr. Based on the story by
Rudyard Kipling. An Indian water-
boy becomes involved with British
military action in the mountains of
northern India.
Wednesday
specials
MORNING
10:050 0 Q 0 0 © © SHUT
TLE COVERAGE Coverage of the
scheduled landing of the space
shuttle Challenger.
AFTERNOON
3:30© SPECIAL TREAT “Oh, Boyl
Babies!” A group of sixth-grade
boys discover their nurturing
instincts when they learn to take
care of infants. (R)
4:00© AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL
“Andrea’s Story: A Hitchhiking
Tragedy” A 15-year-old girl learns
the dangers of hitchhiking first
hand when she is attacked by a
“safe-looking” driver. Q
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