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Yo, and welcome to yet another episode of The Lines Led by Donkey's Podcast. I'm Joe,

and with me, as always, is Liam. Hello, Liam. Hi, Joe. We are doing this podcasting thing

that we do. Again, we're in part two of the Battle of Cursk series. I'm being held hostage,

Joe. I just want to make that clear. I'm holding him hostage from clear across the United States.

It's the implication of a threat that's what matters. Because of the implication.

Yeah, I have mailed you a tiny, no, I can't even make that joke. You'll get me in trouble.

A tiny life-size mate of fact. It's the, we're in part two of the Battle of Cursk, and

if you're joining us now, I don't know why you do that. Go listen to part one. I'm going to come

back to you. I don't need fucking part one. So last time on The Lines Led by Donkey's podcast,

uh, this is so fucking loud. No, Hitler insisted on an attack on the Cursk salient, even though

all of his generals kept pointing out that their armies were mostly chewed up sour

crowd and broken tanks. So Eric von Manstein planned one anyway, because, you know, Hitler's

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