On deck! On deck! Which is of course Afrikaans for Acton, Acton. Actually, a good number of

Afrikaans in South Africa. Well, they support the Nazis. Yes, that's right. And thousands

of them were in turn for the duration of the war, including a future Prime Minister,

BJ Worcester. Nice people. Who later made name for himself as the man in charge when Nelson

Delo was imprisoned. But enough about the baddies. He's one of the goodies. It's James

Holland. You're right James. Thank you, Al. Yes, and we've got a very heaving postbag.

Yeah. Lots of old people. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it seems a bit popular. Communicating by E-Bell.

But yeah, we've got heaving postbag in a non-literal digital sense. Yeah, fantastic. Did you

see there was a daily mash article the other day, which was interesting Second World War

sign of aging in men? No comment. Yeah, because I think there's sort of stages of man,

aren't there, when it comes to Second World War? Because you have the kind of sort of, you know,

the kind of 8 to 12 year old phase. That bit. Yeah. All that kind of really just almost

fainting at the site of a Sherman. Yeah. Then you sort of get over it because you've

come a teenager and it's to discover another aspect of Sherman's when you're in the teenage years.

Yes. So you leave it be for a little bit and then, you know, a bit later on in life, you come back to it.

Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. So we've got a question, James, what is it, from Jonathan Barnett?

Yes, we do. Do we? Yeah, we do. Oh, yes, from Jonathan Barnett. I can read it if you want.

It's not a genre. I'll read it. I'll just select presenter.

Not very slick today. No. How is World War II and the history around it taught in German schools?

What do we know? Well, that's an interesting question, isn't it? Because, because I mean, here,

my, both my daughters have done GCSE history and they've done the rise of the Nazis and it stops

in 1930, you know, like a cliffhanger. So what happened next? What did happen? What was the

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