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  1. historicist.info

    Feb 13, 2024President Wilson Blackmailed. Shortly after President Wilson's first inauguration, he received a visitor in the White House by the name of Mr. Samuel Untermeyer. Mr. Untermeyer was a prominent New York city attorney who contributed generously to the National Democratic committee that installed President Wilson in the White House in Washington ...
  2. screenrant.com

    In the film, Hari is successful in carrying out this mission on President Woodrow Wilson instead, using footage of their sexual encounter to blackmail him into staying out of the war. While Wilson and the United States did indeed stay out of WWI for a long time, it was due to Wilson's pacifism and staunch U.S. neutrality.
  3. Perhaps the most disturbing scene in The King's Man is when the Flock's agent Mata Hari has sex with U.S. President Woodrow Wilson on film to blackmail America to stay out of the war. For those who don't want to think about Woodrow Wilson's sex life, rest assured this didn't happen. The United States entered the war due to the Zimmerman Telegram three months before Mata Hari was arrested for ...
  4. veteranstoday.com

    JEA: Woodrow Wilson was arguably a warmonger. Arthur S. Link, "a guardian of Wilson's reputation," admitted that Wilson laid "the foundation of a new world order." Observers agree that Wilson "contributed to the rise of some of the most murderous dictators who ever lived.
  5. washingtonpost.com

    Sep 16, 2018Woodrow Wilson was so worried that he asked his close adviser, Colonel Edward M. House, to meet him after dinner in his White House study on Sept. 22, 1915. In the meeting, Wilson talked about his ...
  6. smithsonianmag.com

    This reaction established the general reputation of Thomas Woodrow Wilson over the past half-century: It has been considered either a complete or partial fraud perpetrated by Bullitt, who affixed ...
  7. screenrant.com

    In this depiction of Woodrow Wilson, there are vague echoes of the truth that have been exaggerated and re-contextualized for plot purposes. For instance, his being seduced and blackmailed by Mata Hari is one of the film's many fictional events, though the real president was no stranger to scandal. In the film, the footage captured by Hari ...
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