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The Many Things You Don’t Know About the End of the Pacific War—With Barrett Tillman | The Sons of History Ep10

Jan 5, 2023
World War II in the Pacific ended in August 1945 after America dropped two atomic bombs on Japan. But what are the details that led to the end of the war? How much do we know about the decisions made, the missions run, and the uncertainties left? Barrett Tillman, author ...
The Many Things You Don’t Know About the End of the Pacific War—With Barrett Tillman | The Sons of History Ep10
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The Sons of History podcast is about history—from the ancient to the modern world. Dustin Bass and Alan Wakim understand the importance of knowing our past and learning from it. The podcast hosts some of the best and most successful historians and authors from around the nation, and even the globe. Full of banter, 1980s and '90s pop culture, and historical information, you won't want to miss an episode.
About Dustin Bass And Alan Wakim Embark On A Profound Journey Through Time. Discover The Captivating Stories Of The Sons Of History, Offering Insightful Perspectives On Our Past.
Dustin Bass is an author and the co-host of The Sons of History podcast, which covers various historical topics primarily about Western civilization. He is a book reviewer and regular contributor to The Epoch Times on the subjects of history and the Constitution. He is also the host of the new show "About the Book," a show about new books with the authors who wrote them, which is exclusively on The Epoch Times' video platform EpochTV. He is also a Golden Gloves Champion. Alan Wakim was born in a small Oklahoma town in 1967 to a pilot and political exile father from Lebanon and a stay-at-home mother. He is self-educated in history, geography, politics, and foreign cultures. In 1974, he began reading history books and found himself easily absorbing the information that came his way. Although he worked in the financial and technical industries, his interest in history as hobby broadened to geography, politics, culture, literature, and religion. This expanded to different periods in world history: classical, medieval, and modern.