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Armageddon in the Arctic Ocean
Armageddon in the Arctic Ocean

Paul Gill, Sr. was the Third Mate on the Liberty Ship SS Nathanael Greene which sailed to Archangel, Russia, with Convoy PQ18 in September 1942. Arma…

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An Unsettled World: Germany and the Allies 1918-1930
An Unsettled World: Germany and the Allies 1918-1930

The roots of the Second World War in Europe lie within the First World War. The 1919 Treaty of Versailles formally ended the war between Germany and …

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Introduction to Key Battles of World War II in Europe
Introduction to Key Battles of World War II in Europe

In this episode, James and co-host Sean McIver introduce their massive new series, “Key Battles of World War II in Europe.” Get ready for a lot of ma…

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History of the Papacy Preview - The Italian Risorgimento
History of the Papacy Preview - The Italian Risorgimento

The Risorgimento was a period of political and social upheaval in Italy that lasted from the early 19th century to the mid-20th century. The movement…

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Half American with Matthew Delmont
Half American with Matthew Delmont

In this episode, James interviews Dartmouth College professor and best-selling author Matthew F. Delmont about his recently-relased (and excellent) b…

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The Legacy of the Mexican-American War
The Legacy of the Mexican-American War

In another venerable KBAH tradition, Sean and James reflect on the short-term and long-term impact of the Mexican-American War and tell “the rest of …

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This American President Preview - Eisenhower
This American President Preview - Eisenhower

Some remember Dwight D. Eisenhower’s presidency as a time of peace and prosperity, but in reality, it was an era of constant global crises. In this e…

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The Fall of Mexico City and the End of the War (1847-1848)
The Fall of Mexico City and the End of the War (1847-1848)

After the fight at Churubusco, the two armies rested for a couple of weeks, after which the Americans resumed the attack at Molino del Rey and Chapul…

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Winfield Scott’s War (1847)
Winfield Scott’s War (1847)

In March, 1847, an American army of 12,000 under the command of General Winfied Scott landed on the eastern coast of Mexico and laid siege to the cit…

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Mexican and American Soldiers
Mexican and American Soldiers

In a time-honored tradition in the Key Battles of American History Podcast, Sean and James push “pause” on the military and political narrative to gi…

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