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This episode is 23 minutes long.

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This episode was published on June 9, 2026.

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Z Markom Katzom previdno obračata platnice enega najtemačnejših obdobij v zgodovini 20. stoletja, ki ga je Henrijeva družina izkusila iz prve roke. Skupaj z nacizmom se povzpneta do točke, ko življenje v Nemčiji za Kissingerje postane nevzdržno. Kaj je botrovalo vzponu te morilske politične ideologije? Kakšno sled je pustila v Evropi in širše? Kako je z antisemitizmom danes? Vse to v današnji epizodi. Na majku Marko Čadež Mačkić. Gajst. Forever.

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