

The World War Two Series: Episode 1-5 w/ Thomas777 - 1/4
Sep 3, 2024
In this captivating discussion, revisionist historian and fiction writer Thomas777 delves into the multifaceted causes of World War II, from the chaos of the Weimar Republic to the rise of National Socialism. He critiques FDR's New Deal, examines the political dynamics between key figures like Hitler and Churchill, and explores the intricacies of U.S. entry into the war post-Pearl Harbor. Insights on lesser-known historical players and implications of strategic alliances make for a compelling narrative that challenges mainstream narratives.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Post-WWI Political Turmoil in Germany
02:23 • 22min
Political Dynamics of Power: Hitler and Roosevelt
24:09 • 26min
Examining the Reality of Depression-Era Work Programs
50:07 • 3min
Political Alliances in WWII Europe
53:16 • 24min
Navigating Sectarian Tensions and Identity Politics
01:17:22 • 2min
Building a Sci-Fi Brand and Engagement on Substack
01:19:28 • 2min
Navigating National Socialism's Ideology
01:21:15 • 18min
Geopolitical Tensions Before WWII
01:39:45 • 28min
Navigating Public Sentiment: The U.S. Entry into WWII
02:07:53 • 16min
Pearl Harbor: Tensions and Miscalculations
02:24:23 • 24min
The Unsung Architect of Roosevelt's Policies
02:48:51 • 6min
The Turning Point: Pearl Harbor's Impact on American War Sentiment
02:55:05 • 6min
Judicial Maneuvering and Global Tensions
03:00:49 • 14min
Unraveling Patton's Death
03:15:02 • 7min
The New Deal and WWII: Unconditional Surrender and Aftermath
03:22:00 • 11min
Winston Churchill: A Complex Legacy
03:32:45 • 30min
Diplomacy and Destruction: The Starvation Blockade in World War I
04:02:38 • 5min
Hoover, Churchill, and Political Ethics
04:08:08 • 8min
Navigating Social Media and Subscription Services
04:16:20 • 2min
Planning the Next Phase of World War II Discussions
04:17:55 • 2min
Churchill's Wilderness Years
04:20:04 • 27min
Political Maneuvers Before WWII
04:47:17 • 32min
Control and Authority in Historical Context
05:19:01 • 4min