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WDF examines how wars broke out, how they were concluded, and their consequences. Expect juicy diplomacy, sneaky intrigue, fascinating characters, and incredible drama. By Dr Zack Twamley, qualified history nerd.
Current Series: The July Crisis
Patreon Series: The Age of Bismarck
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Seriously, Zach, Anthony Eden is starting to sound like George W. Bush, circa 2002-2003.
Uh yeah, it seems to me that Poland has always been a right wing, Catholic pain in the ass. If I'm not mistaken, Poland refused the Red Army passage when they offered to help defend Czechoslovakia after the Western bourgeois decided to hand it over to Hitler at Munich. Polish nationalists were some of the most odious, antisemitic rightists out there and still are.
I'm listening to the 17th Century Warfare miniseries. I really enjoy your material, but the episode list needs to be better organized.
The episode list is super confusing. I wish there was a way to have all the episodes about one topic in one group. Instead of sifting through all the episodes to try and find the next one.
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This is a great podcast. Very thorough. I strongly recommend the July Crisis series dealing with the causes of World War One.
I find the episode list too confusing. They don't follow the same name logic. Can't you change this?
Very informative and interesting podcast. Recommended in everyone interested in conflict history.