Podcasts, videos, books and tweets of the week 27

Also some book (s) news

Our (Phil & Dustin authors & Ben when he can tear himself from other work) book project is back on track. News coming soon.

We are working hard so we don’t have a lot of time for updates - the content is going into the book.

We will keep on producing content though and tightening up Fallout, including adding guests and timely articles/posts. We don’t collate Twitter or RUSI.

Girhkin the Nazi vs Prigozhin

Dustin Du Cane @DustinDuCane

@wartranslated @konrad_muzyka @SlawomirDebski @KresySiberia @SilenceInPolish @HistorianBlood

5:10 PM ∙ Mar 5, 2023

Dustin

I’m looking for a certain poster I saw in Lviv

Dustin Du Cane @DustinDuCane

Looking for a picture with reverse image search and I get this. OH THE IRONY. @SilenceInPolish @KresySiberia

9:41 PM ∙ Mar 4, 2023

Dustin

Chomsky dupski - Polish proverb

Kein Mensch Kein Tier @KampfmitKette

11:51 AM ∙ Mar 3, 2023

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Dustin

Been spamming this podcast! Recommended

Even though an early episode had one Serb being a bit sins of our fathers.

Dustin

Remember this?

Fallout

From God of War to Putin’s Hammer

Explaining why Mechanised Genocide features in the modern Russian Way of War From the Russian-Ukrainian War that began in February 2022, there has already established recurring themes across social media. They have included: a lucky dip of World War Two analogies, the dubious claim that logistics are breaking the Russian way of war, that sanctions will b…

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3 years ago · Dr Philip W Blood

Neil Hauer @NeilPHauer

These photos are truly stunning. Literally every building in Marinka has been razed to the ground by Russian artillery over the past year. Hard to comprehend.

Yuriy Akopov @y_akopov

Marinka, "was a city". https://t.co/IHgPwhKo9u

7:29 PM ∙ Mar 4, 2023

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We despise predicting atrocity.

We are working on transcripting our early podcasts so we have the receipts.

Dustin

A terribly important documentary to watch

Dustin

Book of the week - new release!

The B-17 Flying Fortress, a term coined by a Seattle Daily Times report in 1935, was a quantum leap in offensive air power. Designed for a nation whose foreign policy was still deeply isolationist, and an Air Corps whose in-service bomber fleet was dominated by bi-planes, the B-17, with its four engines, huge wingspan, enviable payload – almost double that of contemporary bombers – and all metal construction, ushered in a new age.

This Flight Craft title offers the modeller an exciting selection of photographs, illustrations and showcase examples to help build their own version of this icon of the skies.

Dustin (BEN WHERE’S YOUR AUTHOR PAGE :-)

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