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Music Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Second World War episode 31,

The Third Reich, Part 17, the Nuremberg Laws, and the Tsar.

This week I would like to tell you about the Human Circus podcast, which I personally subscribe and listen to.

The podcast looks at medieval history through the stories of travelers during the period.

What was it like for an historian monk from China in Paris in the 13th century?

Or for an Abbasid ambassador attending a Viking funeral in the 10th century.

All of this and more can be found in the Human Circus podcast. You can find more information

at human circus podcast.com. As for this podcast, this week, a big thank you goes out to Colton

and Carrie for choosing to support this podcast on Patreon, where they now get

access to special ad-free versions of all of these episodes, plus special Patreon-only episodes

released once a month. If that sounds interesting to you, head on over to History of

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While anti-Semitism and a general racism had been a part of Nazi rhetoric from the very

beginning, it would take time for it to evolve into the oppressive laws and policies that

the regime would eventually be associated with.

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