How did Wilson view Zionism & the Jews?

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Published on Jan 16, 2022
Sparks of History is proud to present Professor W. Barksdale Maynard.

Professor Maynard was lecturer of art and architectural history at
Princeton University and Johns Hopkins University from 2002-15

He is the author of :
The Brandywine: An Intimate Portrait
Princeton: America's Campus
Buildings of Delaware, Buildings of the U.S. Series
Walden Pond: A History
Architecture in the United States, 1800-1850

In this engaging interview , Professor Maynard presents his award winning work:
Woodrow Wilson: Princeton to the Presidency (Yale University Press, 2008)
"A fascinating account"--Bill Bradley;
"Masterful"--James Baker;
Of "high value"--George Will

How did Wilson view Zionism & the Jews?
â€¢ Called the most religious president ever
â€¢ Appoints Louis Brandeis as first Jewish Supreme Court Justice
â€¢ Backs the Balfour Resolution
â€¢ â€œPrivilege to restore the Holy Land to the Jewish Peopleâ€
â€¢ Wide Jewish support for Wilson in 1912 election

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