By Jim Rizoli ∙ August 26, 2019
Jim Rizoli reviews John Wear's book Germany's War.
Jim Rizoli of rizolitv.com gives a frank and honest review of John Wear's book Germany's War in this (23 minute) video. Jim, a superb battler for the truth doesn't hold any punches in his review.
U.S. podcaster with revisionist leanings.
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