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Welcome everyone to another History of the Second World War member episode preview,

Reichsvere, Part 3.

This is the last of seven member episodes that will be released here on the main podcast feed

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It's also the last in the series that discusses the evolution of the German Reichsphere

during the interwar years.

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and actually this is number seven. So next week, season three will start. At the beginning of season three, we're going to look at the political events in the Soviet Union during the 1930s,

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