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Explorers Podcast. Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Second World War.

This is what I'm calling episode zero, and the purpose of this episode is to discuss information about the podcast, what this is, the content that it will cover who I am, and then how you can support the show.

After you listen to this episode, or at any time in the future, if you have any questions,

comments, thoughts, or concerns, you can reach me at History of the Second World War at

Outlook.com, on Twitter at World War II pod, or on Facebook at facebook.com slash history

of the second world war. All of those links are also in the show notes. So this is the History of the Second World War podcast, which will be a weekly podcast, which will cover the events of the Second World War in roughly chronological order.

It will cover the events of the interwar years and the lead up to the conflict through the war years and then probably up to the creation of the United Nations, although

that is really far in the future.

While covering this very eventful time period, I hope to be able to take you off the

beaten path a bit, which should allow us to discuss events that are sometimes not given

the attention that they probably deserve.

As I mentioned, these events will be covered in

roughly chronological order, which means for the next several months we will be discussing

the events of the interwar period, beginning with the founding of the League of Nations,

then on to the rise of Mussolini in Italy, then the Great Depression, and then so on throughout

the inter war years.

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