Hello everyone welcome back to the history hit warfare podcast I'm your host James

Rogers and in this episode we're delving deep into the history hit archives to

ask what on earth were the Germans thinking during the Battle of Britain.

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history hit archive and bring out that episode that needs some more attention. This one is with

Victoria Taylor and an aviation historian who is just completing

her PhD in the Luthwaffe and its politicalization under the Nazis. She speaks to Dan who

originally recorded this episode about how the Germans approached the Battle of Britain.

Were they the mighty Goliath to Britain's David, or were they in fact more evenly matched?

And what on earth was the Luftwava strategy for knocking Britain out of the war?

Victoria is a fantastic historian.

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but now here is Victoria Taylor on German thinking

in the Battle of Britain.

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