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That's the Explorers Podcast. Hello everyone and welcome to history of the Second World War, episode 119, the September

campaign part 11, the Southern Front.

This week, I would like to thank Miles and Brendan,

who chose to become members to support the podcast. I would also like to let everyone know that the

structure of the history of the Second World War member program is changing. I've included a

link in the show notes with far more details, but the one thing that most listeners will be

concerned about is that for the foreseeable

future, there will be no more monthly member episodes.

And all current member episodes will be released onto the free feed, which is the one

you're listening to right now, over roughly the next year.

A full explanation of the reasons, again, can be found in the link in the show notes,

but the core reason is that I simply don't have enough time to maintain weekly episodes, plus one a month for members.

And so I'm going to prioritize the weekly episodes because they're the reason I started podcasting in the first place.

I wanted to bring good history to as many people as possible, and that happens through these weekly episodes. With all that

admin talk out of the way, onto the show. Last episode covered the events that occurred in the

German drive towards Woogh, where the German 10th Army took advantage of the area where two

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