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The Second World War

Stephen Bedard
World War II
United States
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Royal Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Operation Barbarossa
Battle Of the Atlantic
Military History
Germany
Soviet Union
HMS Nubian
U-Boats
Frederick Rutland
Beverly Hills Spy
Admiral Yamamoto
Namsos Campaign
Royal Air Force
Moscow
Royal Canadian Navy

A Podcast all about the second world war hosted by Stephen Bedard.

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Much happened on December 7, 1941. One story is that of the USS Arizona and her captain, Franklin Van Valkenburgh. In this episode, we share their tragic story.

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When we think of Japan and December 1941, we think of Pearl Harbor. But Japan had much more up their sleeve than just one attack. That same day saw surprise attacks by Japanese forces on American, British, and Thai territories. In this episode, we lo... more

December 7, 1941. A day that will live in infamy. The Japanese attack Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. This would forever change the course of the Second World War. In this episode, we look at the broad strokes of what happened that day.

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We have been primarily following the German war machine during 1941. However, this year was to radically change the face of the Second World War before it ended. This would be the fateful day of December 7, 1941 and the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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Recent Guests

Ronald Drabkin
Author of Beverly Hills Spy, first-time author and researcher of espionage history
Episode: 44 - From War Hero to Spy: The Story of Frederick Rutland
Mike Croissant
Author of Bombing Hitler's Hometown and retired CIA officer
Episode: 38 - Bombing Hitler's Hometown: A Conversation With Mike Croissant
Jim Carter
Author of Hearts of Steel
Episode: 37 - Hearts of Steel: A Conversation With Jim Carter

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Stephen Bedard
Host of The Second World War Podcast. He provides detailed analysis and storytelling around World War II events and figures.

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 65 ratings
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    Love it! (Please make more episodes)

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    Cjb122
    United States5 years ago
  • Amazing

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    United States5 years ago
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    roblox8313
    United States6 years ago
  • Very exiting

    Recommend!!!

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    Norway8 years ago
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    Developing, but interesting, accurate, entertaining.

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    SelectAgate0
    United States8 years ago

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Listeners express appreciation for the engaging storytelling and detailed historical analysis.
Many commend the host for the in-depth exploration of World War II events and figures.
There is a consistent request for more episodes, indicating a strong audience interest and engagement in the topic.

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38 - Bombing Hitler's Hometown: A Conversation With Mike Croissant
Q: Could you give us just a little bit of a description of what the experience of a bomber crew would be just on an average mission?
Bomber crews faced extreme cold, cramped conditions in small aircraft, and ongoing danger, both from German anti-aircraft fire and the physical demands of high-altitude flying.
38 - Bombing Hitler's Hometown: A Conversation With Mike Croissant
Q: How did all of this come together in terms of what the Allies were trying to do with strategic bombing?
The strategic bombing campaign evolved over time, aiming at military targets, transportation links, and armaments factories, with major bombing raids focusing on significant targets such as Linz.
37 - Hearts of Steel: A Conversation With Jim Carter
Q: What can readers hope to take away from your book?
An appreciation of the Royal Navy's role in early parts of World War II and a better understanding of the experiences of sailors during that time.
37 - Hearts of Steel: A Conversation With Jim Carter
Q: What motivated an individual to join the Navy?
Individuals often joined for security and steady employment, especially those from poor backgrounds, as the Navy provided a structured life with regular pay and benefits.
44 - From War Hero to Spy: The Story of Frederick Rutland
Q: What were Rutland's contributions in practical terms to the Japanese plans leading up to Pearl Harbor?
Rutland provided critical information on American aviation technologies that helped Japan in developing their capabilities for the war, making them more competitive against US aviation.

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