Part One: Boudica: The Warrior Queen Who Burned Roman London to the Ground

Part One: Boudica: The Warrior Queen Who Burn...

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Part Two: The Dutch Resistance: The Ice Cream Parlor and Jewish Boxers

Margaret continues her coversation with Caitlin Durante about the rise of the Dutch Left and the early Jewish resistance to Nazis. Sources: Three Ordinary Girls, Tim Brady https://firestorm.coop/products/24908-three-ordinary-girls.html?referral=killjoy https://socialisme-nu.transl ...  Show more

Part One: The Dutch Resistance: The Ice Cream Parlor and Jewish Boxers

Margaret talks with Caitlin Durante about the rise of the Dutch Left and the early Jewish resistance to Nazis Sources: Three Ordinary Girls, Tim Brady https://firestorm.coop/products/24908-three-ordinary-girls.html?referral=killjoy https://socialisme-nu.translate.goog/truus-menger ...  Show more

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