Deanna’s second returning guest this afternoon was author Mike Campbell who after thirty-one years of research and publishing the expanded and larger, Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last: Second Edition, shared information on the disappearance of America’s First Lady of … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guests this afternoon were Thomas Goodrich, author of Hellstorm: The Death of Nazi Germany, 1944-1947, Summer, 1945: Germany, Japan and the Harvest of Hate as well as several other books and Paul English, narrator of the new Hellstorm … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guests this afternoon were Thomas Goodrich, author of Hellstorm: The Death of Nazi Germany, 1944-1947, Summer, 1945: Germany, Japan and the Harvest of Hate as well as several other books and Paul English, narrator of the new Hellstorm Audio … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was Dennis Wise, creator/producer of The Greatest Story NEVER Told, Communism By The Back Door and The Secret Masonic Victory of World War Two. (MP3) 🖥 The Secret Masonic Victory of World War Two 🖥 Rhine … Continue reading →
Benton L. Bradberry was Deanna’s guest this afternoon. Benton is the author of The Myth of German Villainy (2012). (MP3) As the title “The Myth of German Villainy” indicates, this book is about the mischaracterization of Germany as history’s ultimate … Continue reading →
James Perloff was Deanna’s first returning guest for two hours this afternoon. James is a tremendous researcher, author and presenter of American history. (MP3) 👉 Books by James Perloff Tony Pantalleresco was Deanna’s second returning guest this afternoon. Tony is … Continue reading →
John Dietrich was Deanna’s guest this afternoon. John is the author of The Morgenthau Plan: Soviet Influence on American Postwar Policy. (MP3) 👉 John’s Blog
Continue reading →Deanna’s guest this afternoon was author Mike Campbell who after many years of research published Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last in June of 2012. After continuing in this endeavour, Mike released the expanded and larger, Amelia Earhart: The Truth … Continue reading →
Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon for two hours was author Thomas Goodrich to talk about his most recent published work, Summer, 1945: Germany, Japan and the Harvest of Hate. (MP3) (Rebroadcast) Deanna’s guest for the first hour this afternoon was … Continue reading →
Diane King and Jim Rizoli returned during hour two and three this afternoon to talk about the latest events surrounding Dresden. (MP3) 👉 Concerned Citizens and Friends of illegal Immigration Law Enforcement, Rizoli TV, The Holocaust is a Hoax, 🖥 … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was the author, historian, international journalist, poet, professional writer, veteran activist and publisher of The Ethnic-European, Michael Walsh. (MP3) 👉 Books by Michael Walsh
Continue reading →Cynthia A. Sandor, the author of Through Innocent Eyes – the Chosen Girls of the Hitler Youth, which is based on her mother’s personal journal of her experience as a Hitler Youth was Deanna’s returning guest this afternoon. “Through Innocent … Continue reading →
Charles Krafft was Deanna’s guest this afternoon. They talked about Britain’s Rumour Factory where some of the official allied propaganda was created and disseminated from before, during and after World War Two. (MP3)
Continue reading →Mark R. Elsis returned this afternoon to visit with Deanna and to share with listeners information from three of his published works, Hitler’s Peace Plans, Holocaust Revisionism and Deputy Führer Rudolf Hess, A Courageous Hero For Peace. (MP3) Adolf Hitler … Continue reading →
Deanna’s guest this afternoon was Friedrich Paul Berg who talked about his recent debate with Eric Hunt which was initiated by Eric’s recent post, The End of the Line. (MP3) Related: Auschwitz “liberation”, Their debate, CODOH, RODOH
Continue reading →Deanna’s guest this afternoon was Elin Toona Gottschalk, author of Into Exile: A Life Story of War and Peace. Elin Toona Gottchalk comes from a distinguished family. Her grandfather was the highly respected poet Ernst Enno, and her mother and … Continue reading →