This week in history

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This Week in History

Andre H.

10 episodes

6 months ago

Hello everyone! this is a weekly or bi-weekly podcast on events that occurred in the week of recording, we analyse issues relating to the historical events with factual and unbiased accounts of the events, while also analysing the broader issues connected to the events as a whole, giving our thoughts on what these historical events mean for modern times, and how they contributed to events in the past we hope you enjoy!

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This week in history - Episode 6

This Week in History

1 hour 56 seconds

1 year ago

This week in history - Episode 6

In this episode of This Week in History, our hosts Andre and Dmitry explore events from the week of February 5th to 11th, highlighting events such as:

Feb. 5th: the announcement of the invention of the first commercially viable polymer & its relevance in modern consumption culture and news

Feb 4th: Convening of the Yalta conference, meant to discuss the post-war international order

Feb 11th: Margaret Thatcher's 1975 win for the leadership of the British conservative party, representing significant strides in the rise of modern conservatism and fiscal conservatism around the western world

Feb 10th: NASA's Kepler space telescope, designed to search for exoplanets, is launched. Launching an interesting discussion into the issues of colonialism and modern exploration.