D-Day historian Paul Woodadge reveals what really happened on the only British soil the Nazis ever occupied, why the "good German" war heroes were a myth invented after the war, and how AI is now flooding our feeds with fake Holocaust and D-Day stories that are arming deniers.
Paul Woodadge is a battlefield historian and guide who has spent over 15 years walking the ground in Normandy, following 20 years as a WWII reenactor. He runs the WWII TV channel, where he interviews leading historians and is currently researching a new book on the Battle of La Haye-du-Puits.
He explains: ■ Why the Nazis occupied the Channel Islands for almost the entire war, and the truth about the camp on Alderney ■ Why Hitler poured 1/8 of the entire Atlantic Wall's concrete into islands of no strategic value ■ How islanders first learned about D-Day through German propaganda that claimed the Allies were being driven into the sea ■ Why the men who tried to assassinate Hitler were not the heroes history made them ■ How AI fakes are now being used to deny the Holocaust ever happened, and why the "Churchill was worse than Hitler" narrative is dangerous nonsense
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