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Posted by Dave (The Void) on January 23, 2008
A series of coup d’etats cemented the grip of American businessmen on the nation of Hawaii around the turn of the last century, swiftly leading to its formal annexation by the U.S.
While its narrative is less that of the Hawaiian people than that of their monarchs, this 50 minute documentary is a valuable insight into early American imperialism.
Posted in america, capitalism, colonialism, democracy, documentary, hawaii, history, imperialism, pacific, USA, video | Leave a Comment »
