EI Talks... December, 1941

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EI Talks... December, 1941

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Jan 12, 2024

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In December 1941, the Japanese military attacked Pearl Harbor, making the Second World War a truly global conflict. Paul Lay is joined by Charlie Laderman to discuss a month that shook the world.

Image: Three US battleships stricken during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 7 December 1941. Credit: GRANGER - Historical Picture Archive / Alamy Stock Photo

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Jan 12, 2024

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EI Talks... December, 1941

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