Episode 340-Interview with Chris Berman

The History of WWII Podcast

Ray Harris Jr

Education, Society & Culture, History

4.5 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 October 2021

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Writer and lecturer Chris Berman joins us to discuss the Night Witches, the female soviet pilots, cultural perceptions of warfare and the lady pilots of The United States and Great Britain. Check out his latest book, A White Star in a Red Sky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.4	Hello.
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0:44.2	Episode 340 interview with Chris Burman.
0:48.4	Author and lecturer Chris Burman is a graduate of Norwich University
0:52.9	with an MA in military history and one of the leading experts
0:56.9	on women combat pilots of World War II.
1:00.0	He has written and lectured on cultural perceptions of warfare,
1:04.1	pre-Dreadnot battleships, combat on the Eastern Front,
1:07.8	specifically cursed and stalling grad, and other related topics.
1:12.6	One of his books is a white star in a red sky.
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