German-occupied Europe
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Oct 6, 2026
Christopher GoffardHOST
In his films, Errol Flynn had extricated himself from a hundred impossible predicaments.
Christopher GoffardHOST
He had escaped a Confederate prison and the Spanish Inquisition, Nottingham Castle and Nazi Europe.
Christopher GoffardHOST
He had survived bandito ambushes and cutthroat plots, shipwrecks and crash landings and high-sea duels.
Christopher GoffardHOST
He was a close-call specialist, an artist of the narrow escape.
Steven SmithGUEST
He went on to work for reconciliation between nations for his remaining twenty-three years.
Steven SmithGUEST
He worked tirelessly to bring Jews from Nazi Europe.
Steven SmithGUEST
He strived for equal rights for Afri- African Americans and for an end to segregation.
Steven SmithGUEST
He founded the Fellowship of Reconciliation, which still exists as the Episcopal Peace Fellowship.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
It was the only country that fought the first day of the war to the last.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
And as I said, had Churchill not been able to withstand all of Nazi Europe and Italy and Japan, there wouldn't have been a chance to save the democracies in World War II.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
The idea that you would even say that, that you would defend, as Mr. Cooper does, the Axis powers who all started the war, were all fascist autocracies, and you would favor them or try to rationalize them over the conduct of Great Britain or the United States, the only two consensual systems in the entire war of the major, is absolutely insane.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
In conclusion, I'll just finish.
Victor Davis HansonHOST
It was the only country that fought the first day of the war to the last.
Victor Davis HansonHOST
And as I said, had Churchill not been able to withstand all of Nazi Europe and Italy and Japan, there wouldn't have been a chance to save the democracies in World War II.
Victor Davis HansonHOST
The idea that you would even say that, that you would defend, as Mr. Cooper does, the Axis powers, who all started the war, were all fascist autocracies, and you would favor them or try to rationalize them over the conduct of Great Britain or the United States, the only two consensual systems in the entire war of the major, is absolutely insane.
Victor Davis HansonHOST
In conclusion, I'll just finish.