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Not Everyone Likes Bikini, Miami Beach, 1980s.
13:19 UTC
If you've not seen this week's adventure thus far, here is your chance. In this, part 1 of 2, we start exploring some of the mines at the roof of England, with dramatic scenery, explorations of surface remains and mines that...are not the friendliest, I think you'll enjoy this.
18:39 UTC
Britain was the First Western Country to Recognize the People's Republic of China
15:39 UTC
1945, The dictator Adolf Hitler commits suicide
08:41 UTC
Questioning ‘Western Philosophy’: Philosophical, Historical, & Historiographical Challenges (International conference at Oxford University, April 28-30, live-streamed online)
06:59 UTC
As it's my birthday, I thought I'd celebrate by releasing this week's episode a day early 🙂 In this, part 1 of 2, we start exploring some of the mines at the roof of England, with dramatic scenery, explorations of surface remains and mines that...are not the friendliest, I think you'll enjoy this.
18:47 UTC
Daily life in San Francisco 1940's Remastered in HD color and sound
16:52 UTC
#OTD in 1969, following a defeat in a referendum about France’s institutions, President de Gaulle resigns, as he said he’d do in case of defeat. He stated simply “I cease to exercise my duties as President of the Republic. This decision takes effect today at noon”.
11:09 UTC
When the US Navy pushed $315 Million Overboard!
00:00 UTC
The Twisted Salem Witch Trials
15:31 UTC
#OTD in 1848, second abolition of slavery in France by the short-lived Second Republic. It’d been abolished before in 1793 by the First Republic, but reinstated by Napoléon in 1802.
12:23 UTC
In 1966 Miss World from India, Reita Faria, signing the cap of an American Soldier in South Vietnam.
11:45 UTC
Why the Battle of Stalingrad was so deadly?
01:14 UTC
The podcast turned one year old the other day! It’s a lot of fun for me and I hope you are enjoying it. The growing download figures seem to indicate that it is the case 😉 I thank all of you for listening to it. But wait, there is more to come!
16:21 UTC
#OTD in 1214 birth of Louis de France, future Louis IX, better known as Saint Louis. He remains one of the most renowned kings of France. His strengthening of the Royal authority, judicial reforms and participation to the crusades left a remarkable legacy in the French Kingdom.
10:41 UTC
Geiselhinrichtung in Pancevo, 1941. Hostages being murdered on the sidewalk in Pancevo.
05:35 UTC
If you've not seen this week's adventure already then now is your chance to get rid of those Monday blues, being entertained by Spider Binney. In this concluding part of our 2 part adventure, we explore down 'The Shaft', with it's secret, then move on to the complex and rather unstable workings.
18:03 UTC
Streets of Newyork City in 1930's in HD color and sound.
10:16 UTC
HistoryMaps Presents: Storyteller mode.
07:38 UTC
Los Angelas CA 1950's in HD color and sound
14:46 UTC
#OTD in 1336, birth of Olivier de Clisson in Brittany, future Olivier V, constable of France. He’s had the most interesting lineage and life. It’s worth exploring a bit, as it impacted Brittany, France and England during the Hundred Years’ War.
12:46 UTC