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EARLY EPISODE: The Battle of Stalingrad: Part 1 (Patreon)

Published:
2023-09-24 23:36:35
Edited:
2023-09-24 23:40:03
Imported:
2026-06
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Part 1/5

Sources: 

David Glantz. Stalingrad I-III

Anthony Beevor. Stalingrad.

Alexander Hill. The Red Army and the Second World War. 

Chris Bellamy. Absolute War: Soviet Russia in the Second World War.

Comments

jackson macpherson

A story about human misery during the most deadly battle in human history. LETS FUCKING GO.

Rusty

IT BEGIIIINS

kabi

STALINGRAD LFG!!!!!1!

Nick S.

LETS GOOOOO

OgodaiHan

Fuuuuuccckkk yesss

Thadde

So fucking excited holy shit

Matt

Could be worse. Could be Leningrad.

Ethan S

Goddamn here we go!

Shamus Hewitt

Can't believe it's really happening!!!!!

AJ

Let’s ride

Trombly

Got the notifcation of these two episodes just before I was about to go to sleep. Fuck it, guess I'll just be tired at work instead. Its worth it lmao.

Wazburd

Oh, alright

Thomas Layton

Joe's gonna talk about stalingrad! It's the event of the season!

Messire

Holy can't wait to listen to it in the bus on my way to work tomorrow. Thanks a lot for doing this one!

Warpwaffel

My great grandfather fought in Stalingrad. He was lucky, he got his legs shot off and survived.

Noblese Oblahaj

I'm going to let these episodes swallow me up faster than a German salient

Hazel Rafter

Honestly there's probably enough material out there on Budyonny if you want to do an episode on him. His background as a dirt-poor peasant turned Bolshevik, as well as his actions during the Russo-Japanese war, the Russian Civil War and the polish-Soviet war are fascinating. I know his personal journals from that time were also preserved and they were partially translated into English in "White Eagle, Red Star" (A history book which I have fond memories of but have not read recently enough to remember how accurate it is). You can probably get your hands on the memoirs themselves though as far as I can tell the only English-language copies out there go for hundreds of dollars. The dude had a very blase attitude towards war and soldiering. Not in the sense he was indifferent to the horrors of war, but more so just that he had very downplayed but human reactions to things that happened around him that I think would fit the vibe of the podcast excellently.

Evan Rodriguez

I used to pray for times like this (5 hours of stalingrad)

Mark Andersen

How hard was it for Joe to resist going into a tangent about that huge tank? It sounds so cool in a dumb nerdy way

ruin

Thanks for the early birthday present

Noblese Oblahaj

The KV-1 is a fascinating rank id love to hear Joe talk about. It was highly advanced for the year it went into production, but also had a transmission that was borrowed from farm equipment and had to be shifted with a mallet

Evan Williams

One day, I will have HERO OF THE SOVIET UNION in my title.

Foshcat

Jesus. He did it. He actually did it...

Foshcat

Oh, Hess landed in England did he? Aye, missed by a whole country... ffs

piow

Eat your vegetables type series

Jonas Schwammberger

"the misery and suffering on both ends", ask me about my sushi experience. Fighting my own battle of Stalingrad.

Brandon P

"...and joining me for the next five weeks is... Nate." YOOOOOOOOO LETS GOOOO! I was happy with Tom but Stalingrad with Nate is gonna be a blast!

Robert Alexander Vaughn

Did Robert Evans do this? I swore for a second Lions did already but maybe it was he who did so.

ruin

happy birthday. hope you have a good year.

Tom Warner

RE: Francis's DIY skills Us St. Louis boys grow up fast or not at all.

Simeon Neisler

No, but Lions did do the Battle of Kursk which is what you might be thinking of.

Mitch Guerrerio

Death of Stalin is a movie that I find hilarious but always fall asleep during

Matthew Mayton

I know I'm a little late to this, but ine thing you should be careful about is how much blame for some of these fuck-ups are placed on Hitler and not on his generals. This is not to say Hitler didn't make mistakes, because he did and a lot of them, but his generals also made many mistakes. A good number of generals lived after the war and tried to distance themselves from Nazi Germany by placing all the problems, failures, and the acts of horror done on Hitler's shoulders and remove all responsibilities from their own. These generals and Hitler made many mistakes and willingly committed various crimes against humanity, including the Holocaust of bullets which murdered about a million people leading up to Stalingrad.

Panic Enthusiast

Nate's interruptions and sidebars remind me of my nickname when I was in: I was CPT. CAVEAT. I believe that Nate deserves the title more, and I say that with all the love possible.

James Smitt

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