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For nearly one-half of a century, the Islamic Republic of Iran made war, on different levels, against Israel and America. The war was conducted surreptitiously and overtly, boldly and timidly, militarily and non-militarily, conventionally and, usually, uncoventionally. The attacks came from guns and bombs and words and funding. But the attacks continued. The Reckoning podcast examines the men and women behind this drama. What is Iran's argument with Israel and America? Why such passion? All this and more is the subject of this podcast.
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This work sets forth the war waged between the Peloponnesians and the Athenians, as Thucydides recorded it: not as a tale adorned for the pleasure of the moment, but as an inquiry into power, fear, ambition, judgment, and the calamities that befall cities in conflict. Read in full, it offers a possession for all time to those who would understand how men and states act under necessity.
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Step back in time with Robert van Bergen, one of the pioneering Americans to set foot in Japan after the nation emerged from centuries of isolation. As an English teacher to Japanese aristocrats and the principal of the esteemed Nobles School in Tokyo, van Bergen penned this enlightening book for young readers during his remarkable journey in the late 19th century. First published in 1897, The Story of Japan is filled with captivating illustrations and engaging narratives. In his preface, van Bergen notes that existing schoolbooks only skim the surface of the Japanese Empire. This book aims to provide children with a deeper understanding of the Japanese people and the remarkable developments of the past quarter-century. Through a blend of historical events and charming anecdotes, readers are introduced to the customs and traditions of various periods, all presented in a style that appeals to young minds. Join us in exploring the rich tapestry of Japans history! (Summary by Kazbek)
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Learn about the Taliban and what role the US agencies played in their rise in power.
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Беседа бабушки и внучки, в которой они делятся жизненными историями, полными радости и драмы.
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From the Time of Troubles to the Bolshevik execution in a Siberian cellar, the Romanov dynasty ruled Russia for over three centuries, shaping an empire that stretched from Poland to the Pacific. Lucas and Luna guide listeners through the reigns of Peter the Great, who westernized Russia and built St. Petersburg; Catherine the Great, who expanded the empire and patronized the Enlightenment; and the tragic Nicholas II, whose inability to reform led to revolution. The show explores key events like the Decembrist Revolt, the emancipation of the serfs, the Russo-Japanese War, and the rise of Rasputin. It examines the dynasty's use of autocracy, Orthodox Christianity, and the secret police to maintain control, and how industrialization and World War I shattered that control. The Romanov story is a lens into Russia's identity—its imperial ambitions, cultural achievements, and violent upheavals. Why does the Romanov legacy still captivate us, from the mystery of Anastasia to Putin's evocation of tsarist symbols?#RomanovDynasty #RussianHistory #TsarNicholasII #PeterTheGreat #CatherineTheGreat #Rasputin #BolshevikRevolution #RussianEmpire #TimeOfTroubles #DecembristRevolt #FabergeEggs #RomanovExecution #RussianOrthodoxChurch #Serfdom #RussoJapaneseWar #Autocracy #History #FexingoHistoryKeep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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Host Ava Grey dissects the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand through meticulous historical records, examining the coordinated conspiracy that ignited World War I. Each standalone episode investigates a different dimension — from the shadowy networks that armed the assassins to the chaotic day itself to unresolved questions that still divide historians.
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Take a captivating journey through the heart of Italy in this six-part series exploring its rich history, breathtaking art, irresistible cuisine, unforgettable cities, passionate people, and global influence. Whether you're a traveler, a dreamer, or just hungry for culture, this series brings Italy’s spirit to life—one episode at a time. Discover more engaging podcasts at https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
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In this engaging preface by W.S.B. Mathews, the author sets out to present a comprehensive yet accessible exploration of musics rich history‚Aîall within the confines of a single, concise volume. With a keen focus on the vibrant developments of recent times, this work aims to resonate with contemporary readers by highlighting the significance of musics evolution. A glance at the Table of Contents (pages 5-10) reveals the breadth of topics covered, which is remarkable given that renowned musical historians like Naumann, Ambros, and F©tis have needed three to ten times more space to address similar themes. While opinions on the success of this endeavor may vary among experts, Mathews offers a genuine approach rooted in years of lecturing at the Chicago Musical College, where he has passionately engaged with these subjects in about thirty-five lectures each year. Drawing on the works of notable historians such as F©tis, Ambros, and Riemann, along with various dictionaries and modern monographs, this book promises to be an enlightening journey through the art of music.
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🎙️ Voices from the Front | War Stories, Survival & Truth from Ukraine.A raw, unfiltered podcast exploring survival in war, and survival in life. Hosted by Shaun Pinner, British Army veteran, Ukrainian Marine, Mariupol defender, and former prisoner of war, the series delivers firsthand frontline stories from Ukraine and beyond, far from the safety of studio analysis.
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Dive into the remarkable journey of Frederick Douglass, a man who transformed his life from a slave to a leading voice for freedom and equality. This podcast explores the trials, triumphs, and enduring legacy of Douglass, offering insights into his profound impact on American history and civil rights.
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In this final volume of the French Revolution series, we delve into the tumultuous era known as The Terror. Historian Thomas Carlyle poignantly notes the challenges in capturing this chaotic period, remarking that its history is often penned in hysterics. Yet, his narrative transcends mere drama, offering a profound and compassionate exploration of the key figures and the two significant movements of the time the fight against domestic traitors and foreign tyrants. Carlyles vivid portrayals of Danton, Marat, and Robespierre, along with the emerging figure of Napoleon Bonaparte, paint a compelling picture of a society on the brink. Experience the intensity of revolution through Carlyles insightful lens, as he navigates the complexities of justice, power, and human emotion in a world fraught with social inequalities. - Summary by Peter Dann
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In the summer of 1908, America was transfixed by the murder of a woman found floating in a country pond in upstate New York. The mystery of a young beauty brutally killed became an instant sensation, splashed across the front page of the country’s newspapers.
Was she killed by a spurned lover? Was she leading a secret double life outside of her station as a governess to the wealthy residents of Troy, New York? Did she know too many secrets?
The murder went unsolved, and after about three weeks, the girl in the pond was all but forgotten. More than a century later, the cold case rocketed back into the public eye thanks to a popular television show and true crime-obsessed pop culture.
In this limited series podcast from the Times Union, we’ll go back in time to an era of wealth and prosperity, rampant political corruption, and secrets and lies in Upstate New York. We’ll unravel the mystery of the life and death of one young woman, and why her story still resonates in pop culture today. -
Dive into the world of social movements, and unearth the power of collective change. Each episode features in-depth conversations with activists, community organizers, and change-makers, discussing the origins, evolution, and impact of various social movements. Uncover inspiring stories of human connection and learn about the community issues driving these movements. This show uses AI technology to create engaging audio content.
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The history you think you know, with women in it this time
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A history podcast of the National Federation of the Blind
Explore the victories, setbacks, and defining moments of the National Federation of the Blind. Through these episodes, we hope to not only share history but to remind all of us of its continued relevance in shaping our future. This podcast series brings to life the organized blind movement from 1940 to 1990. Based on the comprehensive book of the same name, this podcast is designed to make the rich and complex story of our movement more accessible, engaging, and immediate.
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The Sleepy Scientist 🌙🔬 Where curiosity meets calm. This is a place for slow science, soft stories, and the kind of wonder that doesn’t need to shout. Each video gently guides you through the beauty of science—from the tiniest atoms to the vastest galaxies, and all the quiet forces in between. Whether you’re here to fall asleep, unwind after a long day, or just enjoy a quiet moment of learning, you’re welcome exactly as you are. No stress. No fast facts. Just science, spoken softly. So get comfy. Breathe. And let your mind wander. Learning has never been so peaceful.
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Tinklalaidė „Nuo jūros iki jūros“ aptaria svarbiausius Lietuvos Didžiosios Kunigaikštystės istorijos etapus, asmenybes ir reiškinius su istoriku, profesoriumi, Viduramžių epochos ekspertu ir VU rektoriumi Rimvydu Petrausku. Tai tinklalaidė, skirta tiems, kurie nori pagilinti istorijos žinias, susikurti platesnį istorinį suvokimą, sužinoti negirdėtų faktų, įdomybių. Laidoje pasakojama ne tik „kaip buvo“, bet ir kokią reikšmę šie istoriniai įvykiai turėjo dabarties kontekste. Laida skirta ir istorijos mylėtojui, ir moksleiviui, ir studentui, ir žmogui, kuris tik pradeda gilintis į Lietuvos valstybės ištakas.
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Dive into the fascinating world of ancient Mesopotamia with Myths of Babylonia and Assyria, penned by the esteemed Scottish writer Donald Alexander Mackenzie. Known for his extensive work in religion, mythology, and anthropology, Mackenzie provides a captivating exploration of the myths and legends that shaped the civilizations of Babylonia and Assyria. This volume offers a historical narrative that journeys through over thirty centuries of human progress, beginning with the early Sumerian Age and culminating in the eras of the Persian and Grecian Empires. Whether you’re a history buff or a mythology enthusiast, this book promises a rich tapestry of stories that reflect the complexities of ancient life and belief. (Summary extracted from Wikipedia and the Preface of this book)
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„Be spoilerių“ – tai kino ir serialų naujienų laida, kurioje du filmais gyvenantys draugai aptaria tai, kas šiuo metu svarbiausia ekranuose ir už jų. Austėja Kuskienė ir Jovaras Skanas kalba apie kino studijų planus, režisierių ambicijas, apdovanojimų staigmenas ir serialus, kurie nustebina labiau nei tikėtasi. Laidoje svarbios naujienos susitinka su asmeninėmis reakcijomis, lengvu nesutarimu ir smalsumu. Apie kiną – paprastai ir be spoilerių.
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