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Forgotten Wars

Forgotten Wars

De: James Barton
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Forgotten Wars covers the conflicts overlooked in popular history. Journey to World War One in East Africa with an undefeated German General, trek across Siberia during the Russian Revolution with a lost Czech legion, watch as Britain bombards Chinese forts in service to the Opium trade, and find out if a war actually started because of a football result.


Expect bravery, incompetence, fascinating figures and incredible drama.


By James Barton, proud History Nerd

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  • Mussolini's War - Invading the USSR

    Mussolini's War - Invading the USSR
    Sep 29 2025
    After disasters in North Africa and Greece, the last thing Fascist Italy needs is another front to fight on. Yet Mussolini will launch his soldiers into the Russian snows, where despite early successes, they will meet their doom as the Battle of Stalingrad unfolds.

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    50 m
  • Mussolini's War - A Greek Tragedy

    Mussolini's War - A Greek Tragedy
    Sep 22 2025
    Not content with a disaster in North Africa, Mussolini decides to invade Greece to show Hitler whose boss in the Balkans. What he claimed would be a walkover turns into his most humiliating mistake.

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    52 m
  • Mussolini's War - Operation Compass

    Mussolini's War - Operation Compass
    Sep 14 2025
    In a 3 part series we delve into why Italy's campaigns in World War 2 turned into humiliating defeats, starting with the beginning of the duel in the desert. As Mussolini tries to build a new Roman Empire by invading Egypt, a genius British general will launch one of the greatest forgotten offensives of the whole war.

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    1 h
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