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Hello and welcome to Conflicted, the history podcast where we talk about the struggles that shaped us, the tough questions that they pose and why we should care about any of it.

Conflicted is a member of the Evergreen Podcast Network. and as always, I'm your host, Zach Cornwell.

When I was a teenager, roughly a thousand years ago, I used to watch a lot of cable TV.

And like all of us back then, I had certain channels that I like to watch, certain shows I would always try and catch, but my absolute favorite channel, and this will probably come as no surprise, was the History Channel.

Now, before your eyes roll right out of your skull, you have to understand that this was before the place was overrun with ancient aliens, pawn stars, and American pickers.

Back in the day, the History Channel discussed actual history with actual historians.

But even back then, the History Channel had a bit of a problem, at least as I saw it.

Despite being on the air 24 hours a day, it only ever seemed to talk about one kind of history.

One particular era.

And that era, of course, was World War II.

Every single time I flipped over to the history channel, I figured there was about

a 90% chance that I'd find yet another documentary about Adolf Hitler, or Pearl Harbor,

or Winston Churchill, or D-Day. And it's no secret that in the realm of historical entertainment,

World War II has an overwhelming gravitational pull. Walk into any bookstore, head back to the

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