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Hardcore history is a very thorough look into different events. Dan Carlin is great
Very well made and researched. Very engaging. My favourite is the Blueprint for Armageddon as it covers more recent history which I personally find more relatable, and therefore more powerful, than the other topics. I would love a WW2 series. His arguement is that it is already very well documented from other sources, but I think Dan could really do it justice. zooming in on a specific part of the conflict would be great.
He did do one on world war II regarding the history and rise of the Japanese empire. Like all of his podcast, is very well done.