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This time I would like to recommend two books.

One is a Pearl Beyond price in World War II books and the other is a story of faith and despair.

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It's simply the entire story of World War II from Nazi Germany's point of view.

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and through World War I, and the beer hall pitch, and his rise to power.

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The other book is Bonhoeffer, Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy, a religious Gentile versus the Third Reich.

By Eric Metaxis, sorry if I said the name wrong.

Discovering faith in a Harlem church, Dietrich Bonhoeffer returns to Germany and openly speaks out against Hitler and the Nazis.

But as brave as that was, he backs up his words with action.

He becomes a double agent, and is in on the plot to assassinate the Nazi leader.

But as we all know, Hitler is not assassinated, and Bonhoeffer has found out.

Now his faith will be tested, and I'll leave the story right there.

So if either one of these interests you, please go to my website, World War II podcast.net, and click on the Audible link.

And while you're there, check out the new website, put together by Paul Finch of Scotland.

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