Victory and the Savior Generals



Lecture: Victory and the Savior Generals with Victor Davis Hanson

Join us for an enlightening and thought-provoking lecture by renowned historian and military expert Victor Davis Hanson. In this engaging talk, Hanson delves into the fascinating world of “Victory and the Savior Generals.” Drawing upon his deep understanding of history and military strategy, he explores the pivotal role that exceptional leaders have played in shaping the course of conflicts and turning the tide of history. Prepare to gain fresh insights into the strategies, leadership traits, and historical contexts that have marked the achievements of these extraordinary figures.

Victor Davis Hanson is a distinguished historian, classicist, and military scholar. With a wealth of knowledge in ancient history, warfare, and contemporary politics, he has authored several acclaimed books that delve into the intersections of culture, military prowess, and leadership. As a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Hanson’s insights have contributed significantly to our understanding of history’s impact on the present.

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The Dying Citizen by Victor Davis Hanson
Carnage and Culture: Landmark Battles in the Rise of Western Power by Victor Davis Hanson –
The Savior Generals: How Five Great Commanders Saved Wars That Were Lost – From Ancient Greece to Iraq by Victor Davis Hanson

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11 thoughts on “Victory and the Savior Generals”

  1. These are the wolves in sheep's clothing, you know them by their works: Who has honor while suggesting a reality-God? As if we did not have the saying: God helps those helping themselves, because the fiction is known for a perfect record of nothing-doing. Moreover, it cannot be moral or ethical to suggest there is a god. As if one should respect the suggestion, we all travel with one foot in fantasyland, using a fantasyland vocabulary.

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