Jeremy Laylin
World of War Crimes!
To tell you about the history of war crimes and criminals... because they are bad and need to be remembered
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Jeremy Laylin
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Latest episode
Mar 19, 2024
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Episodes
Dr. Wolfram Sievers and a little Nazi science 06.02.2021 41:00
Its the first episode of February and today were talking about our first German war criminal! Oh, and were talking about some occult stuff and Nazi race science...
The Armenian Genocide Part III: The Aftermath 30.01.2021 38:31
Today, I finish discussing the Armenian Genocide and what it means for both countries.
Special Episode!!: Soviet Heroine: Zinaida Portnova 28.01.2021 17:45
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, so instead of doing more death and destruction, I discuss someone who did something good for her country.
The Armenian Genocide Part II: The Ottoman Empire goes to War.... With Everyone!! 23.01.2021 54:17
Today I talk about the events between 1914-1919, and the attempted eradication of a people, culture, and everything Armenian.
The Armenian Genocide: Part I: A Love - Hate Relationship 16.01.2021 51:29
Today we talk about the History of Armenian - Turkish relations from 1453 until 1914, and why this is important to the events in question
William Joyce: The Man Who Called from Germany! 09.01.2021 54:40
Today we talk about Lord Haw-Haw. The Life and Death of one William Joyce, the last man to die accused of High Treason in the Second World War.
The Hague Conventions and a Little History 02.01.2021 34:34
I talk about the codified laws of war and the History of The Hague Conventions
World of War Crimes Introduction: The First Terrible Episode 25.12.2020 14:33
An overall introduction to the Podcast and what I hope to accomplish
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