A show from The Maple exploring how and why Nazi war criminals found refuge in North America after the WWII Hosted by Alex Cosh, Chuka Ejeckam and Sarah Rieger.
SNEAK PEEK: Our first episode dives into "Nazigate", how Canadian MPs got away with applauding a Nazi, and the history that led to this moment.
Available on Spotify or Apple. Want more? Episodes 2 & 3 are already out for subscribing members: https://t.co/G3rM50l9uF
NEW: The Maple has launched a podcast by @AlexCosh_, @ChukaEjeckam and @sarahcrgr, called EXPATS & ALLIES.
The podcast will explore “how Nazi war criminals and fascist collaborators found refuge in North America after the end of the Second World War.”
https://t.co/5rwRwzE43K
Today we launched a new podcast exploring North America's Nazi war criminal problem.
Together with cohosts @sarahcrgr and @DarkerxDarker, we'll look at why so many Nazi war veterans were welcomed into the US and Canada after WW2.
https://t.co/D5Xfk78ccc
I am grateful to have joined @sarahcrgr and @AlexCosh_ in a new @readthemaple podcast about Nazi war criminals who made their way west after WWII.
Expats & Allies or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Anti-communism.
Hope you enjoy.
https://t.co/Wv1byU3AdV
The Maple Is Launching A Podcast About Nazi War Criminals- the podcast examines the history of how Nazi war criminals and fascist collaborators found refuge in Canada and the U.S. after the end of the Second World War.
https://t.co/mcF4wAsfdb
Introducing @ExpatsAndAllies - our brand new podcast diving into the hidden history of Nazi war criminals finding refuge in North America post-WWII.
Hosted by Alex Cosh, Chuka Ejeckam, and Sarah Rieger.
Last year, Canada's parliament stood to applaud a Waffen SS veteran.
I wanted to understand how we got here — why Nazis were welcomed into Canada and how it helps us understand the rise of fascism today.
So: https://t.co/lbd71I1WLu @readthemaple@AlexCosh_@DarkerxDarker