WW1 Centennial News for January 4, 2019 - Episode #104

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Favorite Segments of 2018 - Part 2

Episode #104

Host: Theo Mayer

Last week and this week, we have a two-episode special.
We have pulled together some of our favorite stories and segments from 2018!
They are presented in chronological order. Part 1 came out last week - the last week of 2018, and here is Part 2 published the first week of 2019.

This episode includes:

June 29, Episode #78
How WWI Shaped the 20th Century with Dr. Jay Winter |@ 01:10
July 20, Episode #81
A Two-for-One Combo…. with WWI War Tech and Speaking WWI both about photography! |@ 07:45
August 10, Episode #84
Japan in WWI with Dr. Frederick Dickinson |@ 13:50
In the same episode #84,
The 28th Division: Pennsylvania National Guard doughboys fight from Dr. Edward Lengel |@ 21:35
October 5, Episode #92
The Lost Battalion - with Rob Laplander |@ 27:35
November 2, Episode #94
Maneuverings: Both Military and Diplomatic with Mike Shuster |@ 34:20
November 11, Episode #98
From the World War I Armistice Centennial Day Sacred Service - an excerpt:
"The Last One Down: Henry Gunther", written by Matthew Naylor, underscored with "The Unanswered Question" by Aaron Copeland performed by the World War I Centennial Orchestra and read by Dr. Libby O’Connell |@ 38:05
December 14th, Episode #101
Three Key impacts of WWI with historian, Sir Hew Strachan |@ 42:35

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