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Churchill and the Iron Curtain

5 March 2021

‘From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent.’ These words - spoken by Winston...

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26:02

What's Going on in Myanmar?

4 March 2021

Myanmar is currently experiencing one of its worst-ever periods of violence and civil unrest as the population protests against the recent military...

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50:24

The Origins of Warfare

4 March 2021

Popular discussions of human history are punctuated with conflict, but when did warfare begin? To discuss this massive question, Professor Nam Kim...

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26:58

Cheddar Man: Science and the Skeleton

3 March 2021

Today's episode is from our brilliant sibling podcast The Ancients. Cheddar Man is the oldest almost complete skeleton of a Homo sapien ever found in...

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26:59

The Nazis Next Door

3 March 2021

As many as 10,000 members of the Nazi party and the SS are estimated to have moved to the United States after the Second World War, legally and...

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22:31

French Resistance Heroine Heading to the Oscars?

2 March 2021

Joining me on the podcast today are Alice Doyard and Anthony Giacchino to discuss their film Colette: The french resistance fighter confronting...

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23:02

Queens of Jerusalem

1 March 2021

In today's episode of the podcast, I am joined by Katherine Pangonis a historian specialising in the medieval world of the Mediterranean and Middle...

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45:40

Life of a Luftwaffe Ace: Hugo Broch

1 March 2021

During the Second World War, Luftwaffe fighter pilot Hugo Broch claimed 81 victories in 324 missions on the Eastern Front. At Chalke Valley History...

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38:01

The Gulf War: 30 Years On

28 February 2021

On this day thirty years ago a ceasefire was declared bringing ground operations in the first Gulf War to an end. An overwhelmingly powerful...

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24:56

Cheddar Man: Science and the Skeleton

28 February 2021

Cheddar Man is the oldest almost complete skeleton of a Homo sapien ever found in Britain and, for this fantastic episode, Tristan spoke to the...

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31:03

Lockdown Learning: The 19th Century Medical Revolution

26 February 2021

The 19th century saw the world in the grip of the industrial revolution, a firepower revolution on the battlefield and a communications revolution...

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41:55

Daughters of Yalta

26 February 2021

In February 1945, the ‘Big Three’ met for arguably the most important and controversial of the conferences of the Second World War. At the Yalta...

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