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Talking History: The Italian Unification

Talking History: The Italian Unification

Benjamin & Adam Ashwell
Date de sortie : 2019-06-24
© Benjamin and Adam Ashwell
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Date de sortie : 2019-06-24
© Benjamin and Adam Ashwell
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51 - The End

51 - The End

We've come to the end of the series - this will be the last episode of our story. I'd like to spend this episode addressing some of the big questions that the series raised: First, was unification inevitable? Second, was the incorporation of Southern...
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We've come to the end of the series - this will be the last episode of our story. I'd like to spend this episode addressing some of the big questions that the series raised:
First, was unification inevitable?
Second, was the incorporation of Southern Italy into the new Italian state a result of conquest or unification?
And third, what was the legacy of the three men we focused on: Cavour, Garibaldi, and Mazzini?
Then I'll wrap up with a few closing remarks and say goodbye.
Id. d’épisode : 1000442507799
GUID : 47a8c6cc0eda418a879c79522ac75c1e
Date de publication : 24/6/2019 à 00:48:06

Description

Two brothers telling the story of the Italian Unification, 1790-1870. Our story will start with a quick recap of Italian history from Roman times to 1790, then we'll slow down and examine the complex social, political, and economic themes as we cover the events of the Italian Unification.

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Apple Podcasts : Avis des utilisateurs

2013-09-15

Informative and well delivered.

Although it wasn't a topic I was that interested in the podcasters have succeeded in pulling me in from the start.
They're great at situating the unification both in time and space:
-The first few episodes give you a fast but informative overview of the major events leading up to the unification. In contrast to other podcasts they succeed in making it a part of the larger story instead of just summing up a list of events.
-They also make sure to help make you a mental map of the area without which it would be hard to visualize where everything is without consulting a map.
I would recommend it to anyone who has an interest in history.
ThoDV
2013-08-11

Brilliant podcast

The topic is fascinating, delivery is both scholarly and accessible. Even if you know nothing about Italy this is one worth getting into.
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