Real Life Christmas Miracles
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Join us on a heartwarming journey through the 20th century in this special Christmas episode of "History For Weirdos." In this episode covering real Christmas Miracles, we explore three incredible stories where the spirit of the season shines through even in the darkest of times. From the daring rescue of 14,000 refugees by the US Ship of Miracles in the Korean War of 1950, to the awe-inspiring orbit of NASA's Apollo 8 mission around the moon in 1968, and finally, the touching Christmas Truce of 1914 during the grim days of WWI - these tales are bound to fill you with a sense of wonder and hope. As the holiday season wraps us in its warm embrace, let Andrew and Stephanie guide you through these extraordinary events that demonstrate humanity's capacity for compassion, bravery, and unity. Perfect for a cozy evening by the fire or a thoughtful moment under the twinkling lights of your Christmas tree, this episode is not just about recounting historical events; it's an invitation to connect with the deeper meaning of the holidays. Tune in, feel the magic of Christmas past, and be inspired by the enduring power of the human spirit. - Thank you for listening Weirdos! Show the podcast some love by rating, reviewing, subscribing and sharing it today. - Your support means so much to us. Let's stay in touch 👇 Email: [email protected] IG/Threads: @historyforweirdos Website: historyforweirdos.com
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