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Dan Snow

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549 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

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American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Es ist euer Geld, das wir wollen. Und so, wie du sagst, mit Murrow und so, gibt es auch diese Influenzkampagne, die die britischen Leute zeigt, die Nacht nach Nacht Bomben verursacht. Frauen getötet, Kinder getötet, Häuser zerstört, indiskriminierte Bomben von der deutschen Kriegsmaschine. Also, die Sympathie in den amerikanischen Leuten.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Es ist euer Geld, das wir wollen. Und so, wie du sagst, mit Murrow und so, gibt es auch diese Influenzkampagne, die die britischen Leute zeigt, die Nacht nach Nacht Bomben verursacht. Frauen getötet, Kinder getötet, Häuser zerstört, indiskriminierte Bomben von der deutschen Kriegsmaschine. Also, die Sympathie in den amerikanischen Leuten.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

I'll be back with more American History after this short break.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

I'll be back with more American History after this short break.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

I'll be back with more American History after this short break.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Well, you know, you're the expert in FDR, Don, with this great series you've been running. But I think the FDR was hoping to avoid war if he could. He was hoping that there would be some way for the Europeans not to drag the world back into kind of global Armageddon, as they've done so many times in the past. But he also is, I think he buys what Churchill's selling.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Well, you know, you're the expert in FDR, Don, with this great series you've been running. But I think the FDR was hoping to avoid war if he could. He was hoping that there would be some way for the Europeans not to drag the world back into kind of global Armageddon, as they've done so many times in the past. But he also is, I think he buys what Churchill's selling.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Well, you know, you're the expert in FDR, Don, with this great series you've been running. But I think the FDR was hoping to avoid war if he could. He was hoping that there would be some way for the Europeans not to drag the world back into kind of global Armageddon, as they've done so many times in the past. But he also is, I think he buys what Churchill's selling.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

He buys the idea that Hitler is evil. He buys the idea it's a threat, an existential threat to democracy. And that's why, and you can see that, because he does answer Churchill's pleas, and he does help I'm astonished when I read about 1941. Before Pearl Harbor, the lengths that the Americans go to help the Brits...

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

He buys the idea that Hitler is evil. He buys the idea it's a threat, an existential threat to democracy. And that's why, and you can see that, because he does answer Churchill's pleas, and he does help I'm astonished when I read about 1941. Before Pearl Harbor, the lengths that the Americans go to help the Brits...

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

He buys the idea that Hitler is evil. He buys the idea it's a threat, an existential threat to democracy. And that's why, and you can see that, because he does answer Churchill's pleas, and he does help I'm astonished when I read about 1941. Before Pearl Harbor, the lengths that the Americans go to help the Brits...

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

in 1941, it actually makes it less surprising that Hitler made the crazy decision to declare war on the Americans after Pearl Harbor. Because from Hitler's point of view, the Americans were kind of in the war. And if you look at Lend-Lease, a great example, in March 1941, you get the Lend-Lease Act passed by Congress, and Churchill said it's tantamount to a declaration of war.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

in 1941, it actually makes it less surprising that Hitler made the crazy decision to declare war on the Americans after Pearl Harbor. Because from Hitler's point of view, the Americans were kind of in the war. And if you look at Lend-Lease, a great example, in March 1941, you get the Lend-Lease Act passed by Congress, and Churchill said it's tantamount to a declaration of war.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

in 1941, it actually makes it less surprising that Hitler made the crazy decision to declare war on the Americans after Pearl Harbor. Because from Hitler's point of view, the Americans were kind of in the war. And if you look at Lend-Lease, a great example, in March 1941, you get the Lend-Lease Act passed by Congress, and Churchill said it's tantamount to a declaration of war.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Churchill knows, like, he's got them. This is America are in. They have agreed to provide enormous, enormous military supplies to Britain and its empire and its allies.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Churchill knows, like, he's got them. This is America are in. They have agreed to provide enormous, enormous military supplies to Britain and its empire and its allies.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Churchill knows, like, he's got them. This is America are in. They have agreed to provide enormous, enormous military supplies to Britain and its empire and its allies.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Yes, he likes to drink, he's old, he's a sort of Victorian war horse, let loose in this sort of modern age of the mid-20th century. He is also, this is the big thing that the FDR, I think, will always sit between them. He believes in the British Empire passionately.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Yes, he likes to drink, he's old, he's a sort of Victorian war horse, let loose in this sort of modern age of the mid-20th century. He is also, this is the big thing that the FDR, I think, will always sit between them. He believes in the British Empire passionately.

American History Hit
FDR & Churchill

Yes, he likes to drink, he's old, he's a sort of Victorian war horse, let loose in this sort of modern age of the mid-20th century. He is also, this is the big thing that the FDR, I think, will always sit between them. He believes in the British Empire passionately.