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Hello, everyone, and welcome to History of the Second World War member episode preview, the British Blue Book.

This is the second of what will be seven member episodes that will be released here on the main podcast feed for your listening pleasure.

It is also the second in a series of episodes that focus on the diplomatic communications between the various

governments of Europe before the start of the Second World War. This episode is brought to you

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