When Diplomacy Fails Podcast
Our pick of the week is When Diplomacy Fails. This audio podcast is written, produced and narrated by Zack Twamley. As the name implies, the podcast is about wars, how they started and their results and consequences.
Tagged: WWI
World War I started in 1914. Also called “The Great War”, it reshaped the world in profound ways. Fighting took place across the globe and due to advancements in technology the total death toll was unprecedented.
World War I in Hundreds of Videos: The Great War
The Great War is a YouTube channel that is dedicated to show the history of the First World War. Very detailed. Every week. For four years. – Our Pick of the Week.
German Empire – Great Powers before World War I (part 1)
This series about the Great Powers before World War I provides an overview of their alliances, their foreign and domestic policies and challenges. In this first part we look at the German Empire.
Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Podcast
Dan Carlin has produced the Hardcore History podcast since 2006. Each episode I have listened to was passionate, well researched, detailed and therefore obviously also long. The podcast covers a wide range of historic topics from...
The Road to World War I – part 2: Recommended Podcasts
In this second part of recommended media about the road to World War I, we will look at two excellent audio podcasts. The BBC produced a lot of high quality audio content for the 100th anniversary...
Ten Things That Were Different in 1914
In 1914, at the start of World War I, Europe and in fact the whole world looked very different from the world we know today, over a hundred years later. We look at 10 things that were fundamentally different. Technology...
The Road to World War I – part 1: Recommended Videos
In this first part of recommended media about the road to World War I, I will share videos from two excellent sources with you. In the next parts we will look at audio podcasts and books....
Live tweeting World War I
Live tweeting usually refers to somebody tweeting about an event live, as it happens. There are twitter accounts that live tweet the events of World War I – exactly 100 years later. Both are worth to...
