The Fall of France

Type: Book

The Fall of France

As of November 2026, The Fall of France has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 3 podcasts, first heard Nov 2025 on SmartLess. Discussed as a report that implicated Trump in compromising situations with Russia, funded by Republican opposition.

Multiple lawsuits have been filed in connection with the Steele dossier, primarily involving defamation claims by plaintiffs such as Aleksej Gubarev, the three owners of Alfa-Bank, Michael Cohen, Devin Nunes, Giorgi Rtskhiladze, and Carter Page against Christopher Steele, BuzzFeed, Oath, Orbis Business Intelligence, the Democratic National Committee, and others. All of these defamation cases, except one, were dismissed or withdrawn by the plaintiffs.

The Fall of France at a glance
Mentioned in3 episodes on 3 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardNov 2025 on SmartLess
Author
Published2016
PublisherKe. Sī. Kuḷakaraṇī āṇi Maṇḍaḷī
SubjectsPolitical, Classical Literature, British and irish drama (dramatic works by one author)
ISBN9798524389824
GenrePolitical, Classical Literature, British and irish drama (dramatic works by one author)

How do different shows talk about The Fall of France?

3 shows discussed The Fall of France in these episodes.

Who talks about The Fall of France on podcasts?

Tom Holland brought up The Fall of France; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on I've Had It.

Which podcasts mention The Fall of France most?

SmartLess (1 episode), The Rest Is History (1 episode) and I've Had It (1 episode) mention The Fall of France most.

  1. SmartLess — 1 episode · More books from SmartLess
  2. The Rest Is History — 1 episode · More books from The Rest Is History
  3. I've Had It — 1 episode · More books from I've Had It

What is The Fall of France mentioned alongside?

The Fall of France is most often mentioned alongside Will Arnett, Belgium and Dover Castle.

Mentioned together: Will Arnett, Belgium, Dover Castle, Eiffel Tower, Flanders, Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, British king, Luftwaffe, Indiana, Marxism