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December 1941

Twelve Days that Began a World War

by Evan Mawdsley · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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So um and it's a little book it's 789 pages you have to immerse i mean you have to really get into it it's called december 1941.
Bill Rasmussen · The Tim Ferriss Show · Feb 2022 Listen at 46:11

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December 1941 by Evan Mawdsley is a comprehensive historical account that examines the critical turning points and global ramifications of the pivotal month that drew the United States fully into the Second World War. On The Tim Ferriss Show podcast, during episode 569 titled ESPN Co-Founder Bill Rasmussen - Fearless with Tim Ferriss, released on February 4, 2022, guest Bill Rasmussen recommended the title during his conversation with host Tim Ferriss. Describing the publication to the audience, Rasmussen pointed out that it is quite a substantial volume, specifically noting that it spans 789 pages. He emphasized that reading the work requires a significant commitment, explaining that individuals must truly immerse themselves in the text and get deeply involved in the historical details to fully appreciate it. Rasmussen presented the book as an essential read for anyone willing to dedicate the necessary time and focus to understand the immense complexity of the historical events that unfolded during that fateful month. His commentary underscored the value of deep, immersive reading when studying complex historical periods, framing the book as a rewarding challenge for dedicated history enthusiasts seeking a thorough examination of World War II origins and developments.

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“so um and it's a little book it's 789 pages you have to immerse i mean you have to really get into it it's called december 1941.”

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