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From bombs floating across the country without a sound (or even a discussion), to Nazi prisoners of war leading placid lives in towns nationwide, listen to how war quietly wormed its way into the heartland of the United States. right? In this episode from 2017, we tell you strange stories of foreign enemies landing on our shore.

Foreign enemies have seldom brought war to U.S.

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