Christian Children’s Fund February 25, 2019PermalinkNancy WaldoToday's AMITAmerican History, Charitable History, Economic History Lead: From 1937 to 1940 as many as 2,000,000 Chinese children died of starvation in the wake of the Japanese invasion. Calvitt Clarke set out to do something about it. Intro.: "A Moment in Time" with Dan Roberts. Content: The twentieth century has borne witness to much progress in technology and at least in some fortunate parts of the world an advance in the standard of living, health and nutrition. But this era has also seen an unprecedented growth in suffering and bloodshed. The specter of total war has at times engulfed the entire world. No longer was the civilian population spared when armies were on the move. Predator governments turned first on their own people then on neighboring nations in what at times seemed to be an endless round of ethnic and ideological conflict. Loading... Taking too long? Reload document | Open in new tab Download [6.02 KB]
