The Secret Telegram That Brought the U.S. Into World War I

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Explore the intriguing history of 19th Street and the Beach in Galveston and the connection to the United States joining World War I. We explore the role Galveston played in relaying the infamous Zimmerman Telegram, where Germany urged Mexico to wage war against the United States in 1917. Learn about the significance of the Mexican Telegraph Company's headquarters in Galveston and take a closer look at the historic relay building, which is now a preserved Texas State Historical landmark.
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@Mer1912 9 месяцев назад

Your videos are awesome! No one else does what you do, showing the world Galveston & Texas

@galvestonunscripted 8 месяцев назад

Thank you very, very much!!

@JohnnySteverson 9 месяцев назад

Awesome!

@galvestonunscripted 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Johnny!!

@aaronschindewolf6659 9 месяцев назад

I wonder if the cable on the US side went to the Telephone Building at Church and Kempner?

@galvestonunscripted 7 месяцев назад

I wonder!?

@nativetexan53 27 дней назад

Texas was not lost during the Spanish American War!!! Texas fought for independence on its own in 1836. The Spanish American War, a war which America WAS involved, started and ended in 1898! It is difficult enough for people to understand that Texas was an independent country and still owns all of its own land. And that many of us believe that we are entitled to leave the USA at will despite the Supreme Court. Many negotiated concessions were not fulfilled wen Texas joined the USA and i feel these breeches of contract should entitle us to leave as we please. But regardless, please dont ever confuse our independence with the Spanish American War.

@galvestonunscripted 27 дней назад

??? Texas Independence and the Spanish American war are 2 entirely different things. Not sure what you’re talking about.

@stevekohl5351 12 дней назад

@nativetexan53 You are partially WRONG! I consider the Republican Party of Texas to be traitors by illegally declaring they have the right to secede from the Union last year. Accordingly no Texas Republican delegate to the GOP convention in Milwaukee this year can be seated. The Civil War resolved the issue of secession with a resounding no!