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Ep. 246 - Otto Skorzeny ft. KP Burke

This week Scott and Patrick are joined by comedian KP Burke, author of the book "History Isn't Boring, Your Teacher Was", to discuss the enigmatic life and exploits of Nazi spy Otto Skorzeny, who can comfortably be described as "the Forrest Gump of German Special Operations" From his daring rescue of Mussolini from the Italian Military to supposedly assassinating fellow Germans in Egypt for the Mossad, how much of his story is fact and how much is just lore? We investigate.

Check out KP Burke's 2 comedy specials on itunes etc and buy his book "History Isn't Boring, Your Teacher Was" wherever you find books and follow him across social media @KPBurkeSucks

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