Ep. 120 - The Dreyfus Affair ft. Legalman

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09/18/22 • 96 min

This week we are joined by legal expert Legalman from The Quash podcast to discuss an era defining moment in French history. Supposedly the moment Theodor Herzl had conceived of a Jewish state, this crisis culminated when the French Military railroaded a Jewish officer named Alfred Dreyfus for spying for the German Empire and sentenced him to life on "Devil's Island" off the coast of Guiana. The media and social backlash nearly tore the fragile Third French Republic apart and caused many of Europe's Jews to believe their time as members of European society in full standing was coming to an end. We probably have one of the most unique takes on this story on the web. Must listen!

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Ep. 119 - The O.S.S.

This week we discuss the activities of the first explicit intelligence service in the United States, formed within the military for use during WW2 and headed by the enigmatic "Wild" Bill Donovan that what would eventually become the C.I.A.. This organization was pivotal in spreading morale breaking propaganda to the Axis powers during the war and innovating the GLADIO "leave behind forces" techniques that would become the C.I.A.'s signature move throughout the 20th century and today. We also examine their role in spreading some of the more salacious rumors of German war crimes that are now considered by mainstream historians to be false.

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This week we are joined by auxiliary History Homo Gabe to review the 1974 Neo-noir classic "Chinatown." Considered by many to be the greatest screenplay ever written, this Oscar winner was Roman Polanski's final film made in the US before fleeing the country to escape charges of child molestation.

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