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Exploring the Intellectual, Scientific and Cultural Achievements of Islamic Civilization
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היסטוריה עם יובל מלחי – סדרות מרתקות, סיפורים היסטוריים משוגעים ועוד
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Преступники и их преступления в мире порой известны больше, чем нынешние политические деятели. Психопаты, серийные убийцы, жестокие маньяки, легендарные мошенники и крупные воришки - обо всех них в этом подкасте.
Меня зовут Даша, и я давно интересюсь историями таких персонажей. Собственно этими историями я и буду делиться с вами раз в несколько недель на волнах этого подкаста.Маленький дисклеймер: Данный подкаст может содержать материалы не слишком приятные для восприятия впечатлительных людей, ввиду специфичности темы. Поэтому если вам не исполнилось 18 или вы очень впечатлительный человек и не готовы слушать про насилие в различном его проявлении, пожалуйста переключитесь на другой подкаст.
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האזינו לתכניות מרתקות בנושא אתרי המורשת.
נשמע את הסיפורים מאחורי האתרים שהיוו אבני דרך בהיסטוריה
של ארץ ישראל.
מיזם של המועצה לשימור אתרי מורשת בישראל והרדיו הבינתחומי 106.2FM.
בשיתוף אגף מורשת במשרד ירושלים ומורשת ומשרד התרבות והספורט. -
A spy who used "sexpionage" to help win WWII, a pre-Dylan singer-songwriter who mysteriously disappeared, and a 24-year-old who discovered the cure for leprosy, only to have her title usurped and die months later: these are a few of the Cool Dead Women You Should Know.
Hosted by Blair and Erika Waters (a mother-daughter team brand new to podcasting) you can find us on Spotify and Itunes — with new episodes every other Thursday. -
סדרות פודקאסט מבית מכון עקבות. https://www.akevot.org.il/podcast/
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ד"ר מעיין בוימן משיטה במסע מרתק לנבכי נפש האדם והמוח האנושי: תיאוריות פסיכולוגיות, מחלות ותסמונות, סמים פסיכדליים ועוד.
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מדי שבוע יביא אורן נהרי את סיפורה של שנה אחת במאה ה-20
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Disasters from History is a narrative podcast which tells the fascinating stories of historical events that have gone horribly wrong. Listen along as I share the lesser-known stories behind the most catastrophic events in history and discuss their historical impacts. The stories you will hear range from heart-wrenching tales of great tradgedies, to stories of seemingly harmless events that ended disastrously. Whether you consider yourself a history buff or not, I urge you to lend me your ears for this informative, intriguing, and engaging podcast.
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הפודקאסט שישלים לך את כל מה שפספסת.
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פודקאסט כתב העת "זמנים"
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A joyride down history’s back roads, past bizarre spectacles of tragedy, folklore, and strange, true tales. Join your tour guides as they connect weird and wonderful pieces of the past, and dig up the roots of American music.
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Ofrecemos entrevistas a figuras cercanas al legado del pueblo hispanojudío.
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Four women historians, a world of history to unearth. Can you dig it?
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Interviews with Scholars of America about their New Books
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Interviews with Biographers about their New Books
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Back in the 17th century, the Habsburgs had a small summer palace on this site. However, this was destroyed during the second Turkish siege of Vienna in 1683. After the defeat of the Turks, Emperor Leopold I commissioned the Austrian Baroque architect Fischer von Erlach with the construction of a hunting lodge. Fifty years later Maria Theresa had Schönbrunn remodelled in the Rococo style by her court architect Nicolaus Pacassi. Here she spent the summer months together with the court household, which numbered more than 1,500 individuals. The imperial family also contributed personally to the furnishings and decoration of some of the rooms in the palace. This is just one of the features that make the history of the palace come alive today, telling the story of the changing fashions for interior design and the everyday life of the Habsburgs. Maria Theresa’s successors also left their mark on the palace, above all her great-great grandson, Emperor Franz Joseph, who was born in the palace and died here in 1916, after a reign lasting 68 years. When you get to the first floor, turn to the right, into the Herringbone Room. Through the window on the left you can look into a courtyard called the Grosser Kaiserhof, which is now part of the Children’s Museum. There you can find out about everyday life at the imperial court and try out some of these aspects for yourself. Through the open door you can look into the Aide-de-Camp’s Room. The main duty of the aide-de-camp was to ensure that the emperor was supplied with the latest military intelligence, which is probably why he was accommodated in close proximity to the imperial apartments.
