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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2022 · 43 MIN

#71 Operation Eureka

from Historium · host Jake Barton

Tehran 1943. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin meet together for the first time with hopes of overcoming their ideological differences in order to win the Second World War. For bonus episodes: patreon.com/historium Music: Nightbook by Ludovico Einauldi Vanguard by Bear McCreary History is Listening by Dario Marianelli & Vikingur Olafsson Increase by David Lang Prelude by Dario Marianelli & Vikingur Olafsson The War Rooms by Dario Marianelli & Vikingur Olafsson Moscow, 1953 by Christopher Willis Welcome to the Bloody first by Wilbert Roget II Four Winds by Adam Hurst Staging a Coup by Christopher Willis Dungtitled (In a Major) by Stars of the Lid A Softer World by Luke Howard A Meaningful Moment Through a Meaningless Process by Stars of the Lid Support the show

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Tehran 1943. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin meet together for the first time with hopes of overcoming their ideological differences in order to win the Second World War. For bonus episodes: patreon.com/historium Music: Nightbook by Ludovico Einauldi Vanguard by Bear McCrearyHistory is Listening by Dario Marianelli & Vikingur OlafssonIncrease by David LangPrelude by Dario Marianelli & Vikingur OlafssonThe War Rooms by Dario Marianelli &...

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