# 44fdf650b27b7271278f888442b637d7235127ff4b48ca979a79f29c11a65883

An episode of [Paul Schubert Commentary](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/paul-schubert-commentary), 14 min. Audio: https://archive.org/download/d126e53b-4b95-4fc8-8dd6-020593194333/44fdf650b27b7271278f888442b637d7235127ff4b48ca979a79f29c11a65883.mp3

From Paul Schubert Commentary 1943-08-06 Europe Is Swept by Alarms (Old Time Radio). the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it. Source: https://archive.org/details/d126e53b-4b95-4fc8-8dd6-020593194333

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