u/Eurotrash_pod

Hi there,

I'm a r/WorldWar2 lurker and a huuuuge history nerd who runs a small podcast, where I usually host historians who've just released a book...

In the latest episode I managed to interview "Britain's favourite German historian" Katja Hoyer who just released a gripping book, "Weimar: Life on the Edge of Catastrophe". It features stories of "ordinary Germans" and their choices as the Nazis take over the town, and then erect the biggest concentration camp on German soil there...

I do apologise for the shameless plug, but I honestly thought some of you might be interested.

You can find the episode here:

https://youtu.be/aJ8MXGx8FFs

P.S. Appreciate the mods for (potentially) approving the post!