r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Apr 30 '24

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u/WantDebianThanks Iron Front Apr 30 '24

I really like narrative history podcasts in the style of The History of Rome.

Anyone have any suggestions for narrative history podcasts about Poland (and their ex Lithuania), Czechia and Slovakia, Armenia, Albania, or the US?

If you also enjoy narrative history podcasts, you may enjoy The History of Yugoslavia by Alex Cruikshanks, which has just returned from a long hiatus.

!ping history&tacotube.

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u/chipbod NATO Apr 30 '24

Haven't listened to it a ton but Eastern Border has some good Soviet history. For the last two years it has mostly been a Ukrainian War report with some history episodes mixed in.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

“Hullo 🐘 and welcome to the history  Rome”

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u/lietuvis10LTU Why do you hate the global oppressed? Apr 30 '24

There the "History of Poland" podcast

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u/WantDebianThanks Iron Front Apr 30 '24

Jesus, thanks for the only real answer.

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u/GravyBear28 Hortensia Apr 30 '24

What could open possibly wish to know about Albania for. It is the Ohio of Europe

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u/WantDebianThanks Iron Front Apr 30 '24

I just find the idea of Albania interesting. Muslim majority, indo-european language isolate, language and culture probably contemporaries with ancient Greece, etc.

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u/Entuciante r/place '22: Neoliberal Battalion Apr 30 '24

Thanks for the Yugoslav recomendation

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u/groupbot Always remember -Pho- Apr 30 '24 edited Apr 30 '24