Ep. 29: Austria and Germany debate Beethoven's nationality while France spies on them.
Aired on October 8, 2010

A dispute arises between Austria and Germany regarding whether the composer Beethoven belongs to their respective nationalities. During this argument, France is observed spying on both nations. France is subsequently discovered taking photographs of Austria, an action conducted at the specific request of England. The episode highlights the tension between these countries through this historical and cultural disagreement, while France's covert activities lead to its exposure by the other parties involved in the ongoing conflict.
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