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Last Train Leaving Belgium

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by Anne Marie Cannon

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Last Train Leaving Belgium is a soon to be released documentary and limited series podcast about Belgian children caught in the crossfire of WWII as the Nazis advance into Belgium. Last Train Leaving Belgium: The Podcast is a supplemental limited series podcast that delves into some of the the history and talks to WWII historians as well as family members who were affected by the events depicted in the documentary. Artwork: Kyle Rutten Release date: 25 March 2020

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June 23, 2020

Last Train Leaving Belgium, Coletta Part 2

Coletta Perry Interview, Part 2 Is there a DNA connection in our family to a French baguette? Coletta is the oldest child in our family. She was born in France in 1953 while our father was still in the US Air Force. She is an entrepreneur and has had her own business since her mid-twenties. I mention this because Coletta has employed three generations of our family starting with our mother, and including several of our other siblings and, finally the next generation of sons and daugters/nieces and nephews. Coletta traveled with our mother in December 2001. It was our mother's first trip back to Belgium since she left Europe in 1954 to embark on her new life in the US as young wife and mother. Coletta and Terez have also shared numerous trips to France since then to reunite and visit with family. Colletta family gallery: https://www.lasttrainleavingbelgium.com/coletta

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June 13, 2020

Last Train Leaving Belgium, Coletta Part 1

Coletta is the oldest child in our family. She was born in France in 1953 while our father was still in the US Air Force. She is an entrepreneur and has had her own business since her mid-twenties. I mention this because Coletta has employed three generations of our family starting with our mother, and including several of our other siblings and, finally the next generation of sons and daugters/nieces and nephews. Coletta traveled with our mother in December 2001. It was our mother's first trip back to Belgium since she left Europe in 1954 to embark on her new life in the US as young wife and mother. Coletta and Terez have also shared numerous trips to France since then to reunite and visit with family. Colletta family gallery: https://www.lasttrainleavingbelgium.com/coletta

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April 23, 2020

Last Train Leaving, Jeff Lipkes, Part 2

Last Train Leaving, Jeff Lipkes, Part 2 by Anne Marie Cannon

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What is Last Train Leaving Belgium?

Last Train Leaving Belgium is a soon to be released documentary and limited series podcast about Belgian children caught in the crossfire of WWII as the Nazis advance into Belgium. Last Train Leaving Belgium: The Podcast is a supplemental limited series podcast that delves into some of the the history and talks to WWII historians as well as family members who were affected by the events depicted in the documentary.

Artwork: Kyle Rutten Release date: 25 March 2020

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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