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

Episode 194, the fall of France, Boulogne, Calais, and the Halt Order.

This week, a big thank you goes out to Joseph, James,

Grace, Pat, Kyle, and another James, for choosing to support the podcast by becoming members.

They now get access to ad-free versions of all of the podcast episodes and special member-only

episodes once a month. Head on over to History of the Second World War.com slash members to find out more. On a programming note, next week's episode will be the last

normal episode for a few weeks. I'll be taking a trip across the pond to the UK and France for

a few weeks, and so you'll be hearing a few interviews throughout September. The normal episodes will resume in the first week of October.

In related news, I'm taking restaurant recommendations,

which you can send my way over to the podcast email or through social media,

for Eastern London and REMs in France,

as I will be in both cities for a few days.

And if any of my listeners have any control over the weather

in England, good weather on September 14th would be greatly appreciated as I'll be at the Battle of

Britain Air Show at IWM Duxford on that day. So I would love some really nice weather. But that's

enough about me. Let's get on to the episode. While there was a British

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