The Eagle Against the Sun | A Discussion on the Second World War in the Pacific

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Imperialism | A Discussion on the World, Divided

Last week, we covered imperialism through two examples, King Leopold's Congo and India under the British Empire. This week, we discuss the hard questions about imperialism, starting in Berlin, where fourteen powers divided Africa without inviting anyone from the countries being r ...  Show more

Our First Political Chat! | "Trump Checks" and the Alternative for Germany

This season, we're giving the Pop Quizzes a break.Instead, every Thursday we'll have new content from each of our presenters. On the first Thursday of the month, we will be discussing recent political events through a historical lens.Today, Joe and Jon cover the promised $5,000 c ...  Show more

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