Episode 8: Random History of Belgium, Part 2

06/09/20 • 29 min

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Part 2 of my interview with Manuel, host of Random History of Belgium podcast. We continue our discussion of Belgium during WWI and WWII. We also touch on the idea of the ownership of history and the hospitality of Belgian people.
Episode photo that shows a typical Belgian chaotic scene - old and new, provided by Manuel.
Random History of Belgium Website
Episodes mentioned in this episode:
The White March, part 1
Resistance - Belgium in WWII
Belgians and the Congo, Part 1
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