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Nella storia dei paesi che si affacciano sul Mediterraneo c’è un buco di circa quattro secoli, che va dal 1200 all’800 a.C. In varie zone scomparvero la scrittura, l’arte figurativa e le città. Eppure i secoli precedenti erano stati un’epoca di grande prosperità e ricchezza diffuse per il mondo occidentale, dall’Afghanistan fino alla penisola iberica, in cui le persone e le cose si muovevano come mai prima di allora, tanto che qualcuno l'ha definito il primo periodo di globalizzazione nella storia umana.
E quindi: cosa successe intorno al 1200 a.C.? Perché molte di quelle civiltà così solide e complesse collassarono su se stesse? Fu davvero colpa dei cosiddetti Popoli del mare, come abbiamo creduto per decenni? Cosa hanno scoperto gli studi degli ultimi anni? -
Welcome to “Stories of Special Forces Operators,” where we bring you into the world of the bravest and toughest individuals on the planet. Join us as we chat with elite special forces operatives and hear their incredible stories of courage, resilience, and extraordinary missions. Each episode features firsthand accounts of the challenges and triumphs faced by these remarkable warriors. Tune in for an inspiring journey into the lives and experiences of those who operate in the shadows, performing feats that most can only imagine.
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Inspiring stories of extraordinary figures who defied the odds and altered the course of history.
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Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8th at the age of 96 years old, months after her Platinum Jubilee, her 70th year as the Queen of the United Kingdom. As the world remembers the longest-reigning monarch, her eldest son Prince Charles is now KING Charles III. It’s the moment he was born destined for – and at 73, he’s been waiting a long time. As one era closes, another one begins. Can Prince Charles fill his mother’s shoes? Will the people accept him as king? Is there even a place for monarchy in our modern world? In Born to Rule, NBC’s Keir Simmons talks to journalists and royal insiders who’ve followed Prince Charles for decades to help us understand this man who is now king.
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Castle Stories is a podcast from Newcastle Castle looking at the history of Newcastle and the North East of England, as well as medieval history and castles more generally.
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We are a podcast that delves into many topics such as: Ancient History, Conspiracy, Science, Paranormal, Spirituality, Intellectual Thinking, Consciousness, Theory, Ufology, News, Current Events and Politics just to name a few. We delve into just about anything. We consider ourselves as free and critical thinkers. We enjoy exploring topics and issues in length. We have a saying that says " With Passion and Knowledge Nothing is Off Limits" Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/full-spectrum-universe/support
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History podcast run by two GCSE history fanatics. Join Jonah and Charlie for chilled chats around the GCSE course, delving deeper into some fascinating stories. Appearing as guests, several renowned and intriguing expert historians help us explore further into some of their specialist areas, before a short political section joined by many other young people with burning questions.
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History After Hours is a podcast led by history teachers. We discuss random topics including current events, music, sports, and everything in between.
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The Crusades and they’re effects
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Climb Inside the Aluminum Tube and enjoy a fast-paced aviation history podcast telling the stories of accidents, incidents, mere mishaps and topics from the often quizzical world of aviation. It's all presented in a way that everyone can understand and enjoy, not just aviation geeks. I rewrite events in aviation history so you'll be hanging on to the edge of your seat, laughing, crying, shaking your head and rolling your eyes. Whether you're afraid to fly, or whether you're not...you will be.
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This is the story of Ramayana the epic of India for kids. Story told by Grandma Savitha Rajagopal in a simple way so that kids can understand the story. It's narrated like Bed time stories. -
Liquor and Liqueur Connoisseur is a podcast for anyone that enjoys distilled spirits!
Built on the premise of drinking, discussing, and discovering the world of distilled spirits, each episode features consistent tastings and much more. The featured spirit's backstory is covered, including history of production, marketing, availability, notable events for the spirit, as well as personal stories on enjoyment.
This podcast features new episodes at least weekly, and is the work of host Matt Birchard, who created the podcast as a way to keep a new year's resolution to himself - which was to drink more!
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Money makes the world go round - This has been found true since money was invented. We will tell the stories - about daring merchants, cautious financiers and princes who have bought their reign.
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Hopefully interesting snippets and thoughts
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History
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In this podcast you will learn the history of the clocks over the years.
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I'll talk about things that I find interesting, be it history, books, or anything else.
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Artefato do Museum Bristish.
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The “Indictment of the Pearl Harbor 5", is a podcast based on the book of the same name written by Donald J. Young. It carefully details and rightfully places the blame for the unpreparedness of the December 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor disaster, on the heads of the U.S. Navy and War Departments in Washington DC.
“Indictment of the Pearl Harbor 5, “ is available on Amazon.com.
Donald J. Young is a military historian, author and lecturer, who writes on the pre-Midway period of World War II in the Pacific. His books on the subject include "The Battle of Bataan," "The First 24 Hours of War in the Pacific," "Final Hours in the Pacific," "The Bitter End," and "Fall of the Philippines." He has also authored a dozen stories in military history magazines, including "Aviation History," "Military Heritage," and "WWII Magazine."
Mr. Young is also the co-founder and first director of the Fort MacArthur Museum in San Pedro, California, which highlights its distinguished role in the defense of our nation.
