
Entertaining lectures on European history by college professor Dr. Jason Hansen (Furman University) that help explain how the modern world came to be. Covers culture and technology in addition to politics, with focus on France, Germany, England, Russia and more. Latest episodes help explain history of Israel and Palestine conflict and the Russia Ukraine war.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

So far our podcast had provided a broad overview of the Nazi seizure of power. In today's episode, we look more closely at what this experience was like at the local level, focusing on the small German town of Northeim, an idyllic city of 10,000 peop... more
In our second episode on the topic of Gleichschaltung or the "coordination" of German civil society, we explore the responsibility individuals had in the process of conforming to Nazi ideology. Simply put, I argue that while the Nazis did use violenc... more
Many revolutions have resulted in the creation of a dictatorship, of the concentration of all political power in the hands of a single individual or party. But part of what makes the Nazi Revolution so terrifying is the way the Nazis simultaneously c... more
One of the hallmarks of a modern democracy is a belief in the importance of the rule of law. The state may be capable of using tremendous violence against its citizenry, but this power is curtailed by a series of rules and regulations that are both r... more
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What I really love about Hansen’s approach is his ability to dive into specific incidents, moments, and trends and then use those as a springboard to understand the mindsets that created history. This podcast is a great introduction to any topic, giving listeners a solid mindset, vibe, and overview of historical approaches associated with a moment. definitely recommend
Great podcast, engaging and historically accurate.
Should be noted that Dr. Jason Hansen is a (liberal?) Zionist & very invested in Israeli apologetics. Hansen amplifies any tiny good-faith flicker of social justice efforts on the part of individual Israelis and tries desperately to both-sides everything else. Also repeats debunked claims re: sexual assault, which deeply calls into question either his research skills or judgement. Came here ISO a solid history of the PLO and why the PA is so loathed today; looking now with hardy side-eye.
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Unbiased, in-depth presentation. Excellent!
Loving the dispassionate level headed telling of the history of Israel/Palestine. Just what I was looking for, Thank you.









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