Here's Episode #10 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace) with WW2 veteran Captain David Mylchreest of the 4th Somerset Light Infantry, 43rd (Wessex) Division! David fought from Normandy to Holland where he was wounded, and shares personal and moving wartime stories in this conversation recorded during the shooting of Clément Horvath's documentary "The Missing Highlander". This is the full and unedited interview! Check out the film on Youtube NOW!   Clément Horvath, French author of "Till Victory - The Second World War By Those Who Were There" talks in this new series of podcast ..read more

Here's Episode #9 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and Peace)! Leo Brown, a Sergeant in F Company, 359th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry Division "Tough Ombres", is one of the 50+ soldiers honored in Till Victory. To celebrate the worldwide release of the book, here's his whole story and letters read by the author, followed by a fascinating conversation with the veteran's daughter Leota and son-in-law Randal. We'll talk about his gruesome experience of Normandy and the PTSD that troubled him all his life, what a fantastic man Leo was, and what set the "Greatest Generation" apart!   ..read more

Here's Episode #8 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), and Part 2 of my conversation with world-famous veteran Tom Rice (501st PIR, 101st Airborne Division). On this day 76 years ago, Tom Rice was wounded in Bastogne, the belgian city made famous by the long and heroic stand of the 101st Airborne Division, surrounded by German units during the Battle of the Bulge. So we'll talk about that, of course, but we'll pick up where we left off, right after the Normandy campaign when the Screaming Eagles were getting ready for their next jump in Holland, "Operation Market Garden". If you'r ..read more

Episode 7 - How do you talk to a World War II veteran? How hard is it for them to share personal and gruesome details about the reality of war, and as civilians, are we able to understand what they went through? My friend and French historian / Normandy battlefields tour guide Florent Plana (World War II veterans'memories / @ww2veteransmemories) might have answers to these questions, as he has recorded on video almost a thousand veterans all over the United States and Europe. In this special episode of the podcast, Flo let me use some of the incredible interview material he gathered over the y ..read more

A very special episode of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), as we're celebrating the release, at last, of the English version of the book! To mark the occasion, I'm talking for the first time on the phone with my publisher, Heather Williams at Pen & Sword Books, about the importance of preserving History, how remembering what people went through 75 years ago can help us go through these difficult times, and of course, about her favorite stories from "Till Victory - the Second World War by those who were there". I'm also reading a few letters from the book, which is available w ..read more

In Episode #5 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), I'm having a very inspiring chat with WW2 veteran Allen Greene (573rd Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion). We talk about witnessing the gruesome landings on Omaha Beach from the deck of USS Achernar, spotting enemy aircraft for the US Army Air Forces throughout the whole European campaign, and about the difficulties of readjusting to civilian life after you've put your life on hold for many years. A very meaningful episode, when we are celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the end of World War II...  Clément Horvath, French auth ..read more

In Episode #4 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), British tank gunner Cecil Newton talks about landing with the first wave on D-Day, the special Sherman DD tanks he used to fight in, the day he was seriously wounded in Germany, psychological trauma and remembering the sacrifice of his brothers in arms - and especially of his own brother, who was shot by SS soldiers pretending to surrender, only a month before the end of the war.   Clément Horvath, French author of "Till Victory - The Second World War By Those Who Were There" talks in this new series of podcasts with WWII vet ..read more

In Episode #3 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), 8th Air Force veteran Sam Carlile (Henry S. Carlile, from Memphis, Tennessee) talks about life in the UK during the war, taking care of radio communications during D-Day and seeing the concentration camps firsthand... Sam also shares many anecdotes, some sad, and some pretty funny ones!  Clément Horvath, French author of "Till Victory - The Second World War By Those Who Were There" talks in this new series of podcasts with WWII veterans and their families about their war stories, the heritage of World War 2 and the future of ..read more

In Episode #1 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), we learn more about Raymond F. Alm, veteran of the elite 2nd Ranger Battalion and survivor of D-Day on Omaha Beach. His family shares war anecdotes, talks about the psychological effects of combat on Ray, and the impact watching Saving Private Ryan had on the former Ranger and themselves. Clément Horvath, French author of "Till Victory - The Second World War By Those Who Were There" (in which you can read Ray Alm's complete story and letters) talks in this new series of podcasts with WWII veterans and their families about their wa ..read more

In Episode #2 of Till Victory (a podcast about WWII and peace), world-famous veteran Tom Rice (501st PIR, 101st Airborne Division) talks about training as a paratrooper, his D-Day in Normandy, and the thrill of jumping again on Carentan 75 years later. Clément Horvath, French author of "Till Victory - The Second World War By Those Who Were There" talks in this new series of podcasts with WWII veterans and their families about their war stories, the heritage of World War 2 and the future of peace. Clément's latest book is the English version of his award-winning "Till Victory, lettres de soldat ..read more