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Up here comes Ciccum. What?

Up here some Keats. Up here some Keats which is of course Luxembourgishwav. I believe.

Not like some Burgish. Luxembourgishwav. Actung. Actung.

That's amazing.

Yeah, up, meerk, something, whatever. High relevant round this time of year.

Where's where you know we're just getting past the Bahlgenaversary. Luxembourg of course got caught right up in events.

I lost a lot of men. There was a moment of delicious irony post-war as Luxembourgishwav.

I took part in the occupation of West Germany. That must have felt good.

Yes. Yes. You like it.

Is this the smallest country in history to occupy a major international power? Good question.

Anyone know? I suppose. Have the Vatican ever occupied anywhere?

The whole of Latin America.

Anyway, welcome to We Have Ways to Make You Talk.

The Second World War history podcast with me, Al Murray. And at the other end there is James Holland.

It's a good afternoon. Good morning. Whatever time of day it is. Hello.

We should say we should just apologise for any reason because we have been talking to Luxembourg and the Bahlgenaversary.

We were vaguely promising we were going to go over and we haven't got around to it.

Sorry everyone. We couldn't make it add up because you had to go to the pan toad.

Stopped us happening. You had to go to the pan toad.

No, no, no, no.

You say, oh no, I didn't.

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