Month: August 2022

John J. Miller is joined by Richard Rodriguez to discuss his book, 'Hunger of Memory.'

Entering the second world war, Britain was still the top naval power in the world.  

While the British Navy was superior in its entirety, Nazi Germany had created a ship that terrified the British. One-on-one, it could take out any ship in the British fleet. 

Eventually, it was sent out into the open ocean of the North Atlantic to disrupt shipping. When the British found out, they dedicated almost all of their fleet in the North Atlantic to its destruction. 

Learn more about the sinking of the Bismarck on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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