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🗓️ 15 March 2025
⏱️ 38 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to some more questions and answers here on the old front line. |
0:07.6 | These are questions submitted by you, the podcast, listeners, |
0:11.4 | and each month we select some of the best questions that have been submitted via email and the Discord server to answer here and hopefully give us all fresh perspectives |
0:24.4 | and new knowledge of this vast subject of the Great War. So let's begin. I've been following |
0:34.0 | the pathways of the old front line quite a loss in the last month and since I last recorded an episode of these questions and answers. |
0:43.8 | And doing trips like that often makes me reflect on some of the things that we've spoken about here, |
0:49.8 | because each of these episodes is different to the normal ones in that we kind of cover four |
0:54.8 | different subjects in small bites, and while that hopefully interests you and the questions |
1:00.9 | are answered for those of you've posed them in the way that you hoped, it also makes me think |
1:07.6 | about some of the wider aspects of the First World War, but also some of the micro detail as well. |
1:14.3 | And just last week, I was staying on the outskirts of Albaer doing a recid not of the Somme |
1:21.1 | battlefields, but of the Hindenburg line, which is because it's not that far away. |
1:24.9 | And I'm staying right close to the Tara Usner Hills and that made me think about |
1:29.6 | some of the questions and feedback I had relating to the Albaer Bapom Road episode of the podcast |
1:35.5 | that I did quite recently and this is one of the things I really love about doing this podcast |
1:42.4 | is that I find myself being drawn into so many different |
1:47.2 | aspects of the First World War. And when I combine that with visiting the ground as it is today, |
1:55.6 | I find myself following my own advice, something that I'm sure not many of us really do, |
2:00.4 | in that I begin to see those |
2:02.2 | different layers of the First World War and how they all fit together. But it's some new questions |
2:08.9 | and answers that we've got for this week. And as usual, keep sending them in. I'm finding |
2:15.4 | them more and more fascinating. And I'm amazed at some of the things |
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