Before we start, I gotta say, this is so nice for me because like, ever since I started doing

shit on this, I was hoping that there would, someone would put together like a concise

history of this and I think this is it.

I really do. I think it's important you know. I mean what's the top line?

Yeah the top line is that you, Canada allowed the almost like the Western, if not like the global perception of World War II to be altered by importing these people and allowing them and supporting them in their attempt to

rewrite history and it was all done because Canada wanted to discipline labor domestically

and do anti-communism, you know?

You know? You can't do this get your own job for the next day.

You can get your name, Jeff the next time.

So you want to do this go show you on.

Check, Jeff, for the extra. Check Jockey Webster. Jockey Webster.

Come here.

Hello, hello, hello.

Hello Liz.

I'm Liz.

My name is Brace. We are of course joined by producer.

Young Chomsky. And this is Tronon. Hello everyone.

Hello. We have a doozy.

A doozy and a two-sy because it's a two part but this is just the first part and this has been an episode a long time in the making.

Yes it has. I think one of my favorite things to read about and go crazy over is the post-war Nazi

diaspora. And Canada, I feel like, has not gotten its due yet.

People talk a lot about South America, people talk a lot about the USA,

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