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Hello everyone. My name is Wesley Levesay 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. Springsteen's not getting political.

He's always been so.

Oh, two, my! So first of all, I wanted to thank everyone who responded to my request and subscribe to the Patreon or made a donation.

Robert F., Ryan K., Graham P., Jeremy S., Adrian, David F., Kevin S. Sarah B. Masked sanity, Joe F, John M., Joe, Sterling H.

Liam G. Thank you. Alfred D. I really want to thank Jason Petrie. We actually met up. New York City had a nice dinner.

John's at 12th. You really did see the city. You got to see some of the sites. We went to McSorrele's, the oldest still operating tavern in the city, and right around the corner is Cooper Union.

The building still stands there where Abraham

Lincoln made the speech that really got him the support that would get him the Republican

nomination in 1860. We made a very convincing case about where Republicans should be arguing

about slavery on what issue, what ground.

Thanks, Jason.

We got to see that.

So thanks, everyone.

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