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🗓️ 24 May 2025
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0:00.0 | The following is a conversation with James Holland, a historian specializing in World War II, |
0:06.4 | who has written a lot of amazing books on the subject, especially covering the Western Front, |
0:11.6 | often providing fascinating details at multiple levels of analysis, including strategic, |
0:17.8 | operational, tactical, technological, and of course the human side, the personal accounts |
0:23.1 | from the war. He also co-hosts a great podcast on World War II called We Have Ways of Making You Talk. |
0:33.8 | And now a quick few second mention of your sponsor. Check them out in the description or at lexfrivenor.com |
0:39.6 | slash sponsors is the best way to support this podcast. We got Shopify for selling stuff, |
0:45.4 | element for electrolytes, AG1 for multivitamins, and Notion for team collaboration. She was wising, |
0:51.7 | my friends. And now on to the full ad reads. I do them differently |
0:55.3 | than most podcasts do. Usually I barely talk about the sponsors. Instead, just take this moment to |
1:01.2 | talk about the things I'm reading or thinking about. A little Bob Ross, like heart to heart, |
1:06.5 | between you and me. Also, unlike most podcasts, I don't do ads in the middle. So they all are bunched up here |
1:13.2 | in one place. You can skip them if you like. But if you do, please still check out the sponsors. |
1:18.0 | I enjoy their stuff. Maybe you will too. If you want to get in touch with me for whatever reason, |
1:22.5 | go tolexfremant.com slash contact. All right, let's go. This episode is brought to you by Shopify, a platform designed for |
1:31.4 | anyone to sell anywhere with a great looking online store. Did you know that the legendary Silk |
1:38.4 | Road was not actually a single road, but an extensive network of trade routes, connecting east and west, |
1:46.0 | spanning over 7,000 miles. In the upcoming episode on Jenghis Khan and the Mongol Empire, |
1:52.4 | we touch on this, but of course Silk Road spans much wider in time than the rise and the fall |
1:58.9 | of the Mongol Empire. |
2:05.9 | It facilitated trade and cultural exchange for over 1,500 years, |
2:08.7 | roughly from 130 BC. |
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