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Hello everyone and welcome to a History of the Great War special report.

In the last episode I teased a special announcement, and that announcement is that I have brought a research assistant on to the team.

There's just one small problem.

She poops her pants and won't be able to read or write for the next five years or so.

That's right, Mrs. History of the Great War and myself have had a baby.

This is our first child and from what I understand this means I'll have a bit less spare time coming up.

Fortunately, I've had about nine months to prepare for this.

And during that period I've been working overtime to try and get as far ahead as possible on research

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