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Expats & Allies The Maple
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4.5 • 39 Ratings
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A show from The Maple exploring how and why Nazi war criminals found refuge in North America after the Second World War. Hosted by Alex Cosh, Chuka Ejeckam and Sarah Rieger.
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10. Nuremberg Revisited
Paying members listened to this episode one month ago. Get premium access to subscriber-only content by supporting the show and helping us do this work!Sarah walks us through a deeper look at the Nuremberg Trials, focusing on the important legal frameworks and precedents that they set. We talk more about how the first trial was set up, some of the practical details of the proceedings, and their legacy.Theme music: Cold War by Remember The Future. Licensed with Premium Beat under license numbe...
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9. Dodging Nuremberg
Paying members listened to this episode one month ago. Get premium access to subscriber-only content by supporting the show and helping us do this work!We discuss the Nuremberg Trials, West Germany's failed 'denazification' process, and how the vast majority of Nazi war criminals escaped justice in the aftermath of the Second World War.Theme music: Cold War by Remember The Future. Licensed with Premium Beat under license number #5363241.Support the Show.Support the Show.
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8. Nazi Acquisition and Training Organization
Paying members listened to this episode one month ago. Get premium access to subscriber-only content by supporting the show and helping us do this work!Chuka leads a conversation on NATO and its role in bringing former Nazis into the Western fold during the Cold War.Theme music: Cold War by Remember The Future. Licensed with Premium Beat under license number #5363241.Support the Show.Support the Show.
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7. Nazi Endowments
Paying members listened to this episode one month ago. Get premium access to subscriber-only content by supporting the show and helping us do this work!We're joined by Alberta-based journalist Jeremy Appel to discuss the disturbing number of donations and endowments left in the names of Nazi collaborators at the University of Alberta.Theme music: Cold War by Remember The Future. Licensed with Premium Beat under license number #5363241.Support the Show.Support the Show.
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6. This Is A Banana
Paying members listened to this episode one month ago. Get premium access to subscriber-only content by supporting the show and helping us do this work!We're joined by special guest Lev Golinkin, the first journalist who wrote a news article about Canada's Nazi Parliament scandal. We talk about how apologists continue to gaslight those who shed light on the SS Galicia Division and modern-day far-right groups in Ukraine.Theme music: Cold War by Remember The Future. Licensed with Premium Beat u...
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5. The Canadian Führer
Paying members listened to this episode one month ago. Get premium access to subscriber-only content by supporting the show and helping us do this work!Sarah takes the lead on an exploration of fascist movements in Canada before and slightly after the Second World War. In particular, we discuss the career of Adrien Arcand, aka, "the Canadian Führer."Further reading: The Swastika And The Maple Leaf: Fascist Movements in Canada in the Thirties, by Lita-Rose Betcherman.Theme music: Cold War by R...
Customer Reviews
Great addition to Canadian journalism.
I happened upon the recommendation in my pod-catcher. This is a serious and insightful discussion of Canadian politics on the world stage. I will certainly be putting some support behind this journalism
A much-needed progressive voice in Canada
I recently discovered The Maple and I love it! Their podcast is an excellent way to keep up with important and under-covered news in Canada. Keep up the great work.
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Great context, contemporary and highly relevant issues, high quality analysis and balance without ever being caustic or polarizing.
Even when complex challenges are presented there is just enough optimism to keep one motivated towards building an even better Canada
Bob Sutton
Camlachie ON