The HistoryNet Podcast features some of the greatest stories from HistoryNet.com's archive of over 25,000+ features. From ancient Rome to the Middle Ages, from the 18th century to the edge of recent memory, we zero in on the people and events that made the world what it is today. Vividly written by expert authors, thoroughly edited and fact-checked by magazine professionals, these stories bring hi... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNewsPolitics |
The A-10 Warthog has survived repeated attempts to put it out to pasture. Now its time may finally be up.
The fierce clash proved to be a fitting coda for the resolute 8th Vermont.
Mystery surrounds the infamous burning of the Reichstag in 1933.
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When reading older quotes with abbreviations commonly found in in place of words, the voice pronounced the literal text rather than the meaning, e.g., references to a Co (company) in the Shiloh-Corinth story were read as “koe”. Place names are sometimes mispronounced. Initials are sometimes read as if their periods mark the end of a sentence with the fall in the voice and slight pause. Another story made reference to a misspelling compared to a correct rendering but the voice, rather than givi... more
Apple Podcasts | #163 | South Africa/History |
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