Voicemails from History
Mujda AmeenHistory is created using the evidence that people leave behind, sometimes in documents and photo albums, other times on scraps and footsteps here and there. Each episode will feature a voicemail, an extract from the book I’m reading: it could be a speech, an interpretation, a conversation. Join me, a graduate and teacher of history, as I share and review books covering a range of historical events... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | History | ||||
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Today's voicemail is taken from page 176 of "Pride and Power: A Modern History of Iraq" by Johan Franzén
In 1963, 'Aref and the Ba'thists instigated the Ramadan Revolution which toppled Karim Qasim from power, a mere 5 years after the first revolut... more
Today's voicemail is taken from p.225 of Claire Hollingworth's article in 'World Today'.
The Iraqi and Kurdish saga continues! I begin with a quick recap of last episode's story and we get right into Barzani's return to Iraq, how the Kurdish Democ... more
Today's voicemail is taken from page 1-2 of Quil Lawrence's book, Invisible Nation: How the Kurds' quest for state-hood is shaping Iraq.
In this episode, I turn to look at the Kurdish situation in Iraq, beginning in 1920 with its establishment unde... more
Today's voicemail is taken from the poem "2+2=1" penned by Qazi Muhammad, 1946.
During the wartime occupation of Iran, the Kurds of Iran led by the revolutionary figure of Qazi Muhammad, set up the Republic of Kurdistan, with its centre as Mahabad.... more
Today's voicemail is taken from the Kurdish epic, Mem û Zîn, written in 1692 by the Kurdish intellectual, author and poet, Ahmed Khani.
Persia was (and is) at the crossroads of Asia. From the 1850s, Persia became everything on the spectrum from a ... more
Today's voicemail is taken from James Barr's book, A Line in the Sand, paraphrased from page 11-12.
The consequences of WWI were far-reaching, and the Middle East was no exception. Between 1916 to 1923, three major treaties were signed which carved... more
Today's voicemail is taken from the following article on the YPJ Zeynab Serekaniye, written by Elizabeth Flock: foreignpolicy.com/2021/09/20/turkey-airstrikes-kurds-syria-ypj-ceasefire/
Introducing Season 2! Hello and welcome back to Voicem... more
Today's voicemail is taken from page 188, The Hidden History of Burma, A Crisis of Race and Capitalism, by Thant Myint-U.
Timestamps (as I know this episode is longer than usual!)
Intro & background: until 10:30
Burma's economy: 11:00
Aung ... more
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I’m no historian but from what I can tell, Mike’s takes her research work seriously and backs her facts. She is a great story teller, love the way the podcasts are structured and excited to see more. Been following this on YT but finally got my iPhone fixed so I’m here on Apple Podcasts too!
Apple Podcasts5NotMaynard
United Arab Emirates3 years ago - Youve got my full attention
You are awesome. Thank you so much for doing this podcast. I have learned a lot listening to you. It is very interesting listening to you. I hope youll do some more episodes.
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Denmark3 years ago - Phenomenal and well researched
An excellent podcast covering extremely interesting topics from history. Many of the topics have been from bits of history that are ignored or bringing a completely fresh perspective on an area of history. Highly recommended!!
Apple Podcasts5Thaqib Moosa
United Kingdom4 years ago
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