Three thousand miles from home, an American army is fighting for you.

To the end, it's the high ideals for which America stands may endure upon the earth.

I earnestly intrigued my countrymen to pause before they rush Hitler into this revolutionary change, which may well be irretrievable.

I know that it is hard for Americans to realize the magnitude of the war in which we are involved.

France and Italy, between them have made waste people in the treaty of their side and the whole

scheme of international relationships that is in fairness confusion affairs to the world

can be set straight

all by the permit and most determined exhibition of the world can leave and make the right to avail.

We're here because we're here because we're here because we're here because we're here, because the following events.

Hello and welcome history friends, patrons, delegates, all two.

Well, I was going to call this a history hit episode, but I'm sure that's probably copyrighted.

It's a smaller episode than normal because, well, every single episode does not have to be half an hour long when you get three or four a week, because my sanity and also reasons.

Anyway, you're very welcome.

And, well, I was going to say we got a lot to cover here because I'm so used to saying that.

But what we have to cover today is a special story, something that happened exactly 100 years ago today, and

something which for the younger crowd listening at this very moment might seem a bit kind of

far removed from our daily lives, but for those of us that weren't born in the 90s, such as

myself, for those of us that remember what it was like to have a Yugoslavia, and for those

of us that may even have

been there, this episode may be a little bit poignant, especially if you remember the awful

way that Yugoslavia deteriorated and eventually collapsed in on itself. For the record, I have

been asked to cover that awful collapse of Yugoslavia, and I'm not saying that I'll never do

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