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Good morning, glory of America, Bonjour High, Canada. That music means it is the Hillsdale

Dialog. Now, many of you have tuned in expecting to hear the penultimate hour in our series on

Shakespeare's History Place, and we will indeed do that. We will return to that. But Larry Arn,

President of Hillsdale College, is a Churchill biographer, a friend of Martin Gilbert's,

a man who knows the great man himself. And Churchill has been on a lot of minds as President

Zelensky of Ukraine puts up a spirited defense of his country in the face of an aggressor,

not unlike Hitler in the 30s. And I thought I would ask Dr. Arn this week and next to reflect

a little bit on where does appeasement come from? Why did it take a hold of Great Britain in the 30s?

How did Churchill combat it and then how did he wage war? Because these are big questions right now.

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