You remember Den Ben-Brew?

No!

The same thing happened in Algeria, in Africa.

They didn't have anything but a rank.

The prince had all these highly mechanized instruments of warfare.

But they put some guerrilla action on.

Hello, guerrilla history listeners. This is Adnan Hussein, co-host of course, of guerrilla history.

I wanted to add a little note ahead of this upcoming episode because it's a special episode and to announce, basically, that I've started a YouTube channel and show called

the Adnan Hussein Show. It will also have an audio component, so you can listen to it on all

the usual platforms, but also in particular on YouTube. And this upcoming episode that you're about to hear is an example of the kinds of things we'll be doing,

which is very compatible with the work that I have done and will continue to do on guerrilla history with Henry.

But it's a conversation that I had with doctors Peter Beattie

and Karim Bettash, who teach in China and run together a newsletter and YouTube show of their

own called Betbeat Media. They're both in the field of psychology,

but they have a lot to say about global politics and political economy and cultural issues around

racism and imperialism. So it was a really fun and fascinating conversation,

and I thought we could share it here on Gorilla History

and also let you know about my new channel

where I'll be doing some of the same things that I do here on

guerrilla history in terms of speaking with scholars and with historians

in particular, but other scholars about their work across history and global affairs, global

politics.

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