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Hello everyone. My name is Wesley Levisay from the History of the Second World War

podcast. Join me on a journey to the most destructive conflict in human history, a journey that

will take us not just through the famous campaigns and cataclysmic battles, but also to the lesser

well-known corners

of the war that touched millions all over the world, as we try and answer not just the questions

of what and where, but how and why.

You can find History of the Second World War on all major podcast platforms or at History

of the Second World War.com.

Hello all, Eric Rivinessis with the Most Notorious Podcast here.

Each week I interview an author or historian about a historical true crime, tragedy, or disaster.

Subject matter ranges from gunslingers to Gilded Age murder, to gangsters, to fires, to pirates, to wild prison breaks.

My guests spring their incredible knowledge directly to you.

Please subscribe to Most Notorious on your favorite podcast app.

Cheers and have a safe tomorrow.

I want to thank all my patrons before we start the episode, including new patrons, Carter,

Billy, and Catherine. After October, as I take my annual hiatus, which I take to catch up on my

day job to spend more time with family at the holidays, and generally to improve my mental

health, those of you who listen to the free ad-supported show will have an empty

feed, except for a Christmas special I'm planning. But patrons will get their usual blindside

episodes each month, and hopefully some other extras I can think up to keep their feed from going

dark. So if you want more historical blindness this November

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