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I'm here to tell you about history daily.

A daily, yes, daily history podcast that takes one historic event from that day,

and every day has historic events and tells you about it. History Daily takes you back in time every weekday and is hosted by

Lindsey Graham and co-produced by award-winning podcasters Airship and Noisor. Some of the topics

are well known. I'll give you one guess for what was covered on the most recent December 7th episode, but some will almost certainly surprise you.

Coming up on this episode are two episodes that were pulled from History Daily's back catalog.

The first covers the end of the Battle of Stalingrad and the second the liberation of Auschwitz.

A few others that they have available that you might be interested in are an episode on

the Beer Hall Push from 1923 and Franco's entry into Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War.

There are also a whole host of other episodes on a wide range of events throughout the entire scope of history.

So for your listening pleasure, here are two preview episodes, and be is in the grips of the Second World War.

The Russian city of Stalingrad lies in smoldering ruin.

For over two months, the opposing armies of the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany

have been locked in a fierce battle over control of Stalin Graham. Now this once elegant city on the

banks of the River Volga has become a desolate hellscape of rubble and twisted metal.

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