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New Lectures for History Talks
Bev Schuetz, creator of HISTORY TALKS, announces two new lectures available for fall 2013.
They include a presentation on the wild and raucous Flappers of the Twenties and their important and lasting influence on modern times. The program will cover the amazing lives of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, Coco Channel and other flamboyant personalities from the Twenties.
The other new lecture is based on the life and extraordinary accomplishments of President Theodore Roosevelt. "Teddy Roosevelt" is the most amazing character I have ever covered" said Bev, "and that includes a lot of fantastic individuals."
Bev added that this talk required the most extensive research undertaken to date.
