The Postwar Lives of WW2 Leaders, Both Axis and Allies

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Society & Culture, History

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🗓️ 11 October 2023

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Check out this episode sample from James Early's "Key Battles of American History," In this episode, which wraps up a season devoted to World War 2 in the European Theatre, hosts James Early and Sean McIver follow a long-established Key Battles tradition by giving brief overviews of the postwar lives and careers of the major leaders, Axis and Allies, discussed in the series.

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1:04.6	Scott here with a short announcement. Some of my favorite series I've done on this podcast were
1:08.5	the co-hosted Key Battles of American History series with James Early. We covered the Civil War,
1:13.4	the Revolutionary War, World War I, and on James' own show we did World War II in the Pacific.
1:18.6	If you haven't, you should definitely check out James' show. It's called Key Battles of
1:22.0	American History, and he's been doing a massive series on World War II in the European theater
1:26.5	with guest Sean McIver. What you're about to hear is one of the final episodes of that series,
1:31.2	where they give brief overviews of the post-war lives and careers of the major leaders,
1:35.8	both access and allies discussed in the series. So enjoy this clip and then go head on over to
1:40.5	Key Battles of American History, which you can find on the podcast player of your choice,
1:44.4	and enjoy the massive series that James and Sean did on World War II in the European theater.
1:50.1	Hello and welcome to another episode of Key Battles of World War II in Europe, our 10,000-foot
1:55.2	survey of the Second World War in Europe and the areas around it. I'm your host James Early,
2:00.3	as always, and my co-host as always is Sean McIver. We are in the middle of a four-part series,
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