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Mar 25 2008

WWI – The End of a Shaky Peace in Europe

Published by podfeet at 9:29 pm under Uncategorized

So we finally come to it: the war to end all wars. Well, not really. We still have WWII, the Cold War, the Bosnian Conflict, etc. However, WWI may take the cake for the most brutal conflict of the century. A combination of new technology (including the dreaded gas artillery shells), stagnant fronts, and intense nationalism made WWI one of the bloodiest conflicts in history. At the Battle of the Somme alone over 1,000,000 men lost their lives. You will hear all about this new kind of warfare, the fatal wrong turn that ignited the conflict, and why Germany was pissed off and desperate enough twenty years later to throw their support behind a crazed Austrian painter named Adolf Hitler.



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5 responses so far

5 Responses to “WWI – The End of a Shaky Peace in Europe”

  1. aalexon 31 Mar 2008 at 3:55 pm

    hey hank!
    this podcast was amazing.
    helped alot.
    dude you’re flippin awesome.
    i cant thank u enough for your help.
    im passing ap euro b/c of you!
    im on the second world war now…can you make a podcast on that soon?
    thanks again

  2. Hankon 06 Apr 2008 at 8:23 am

    Will be up by next week :) Thanks for the support

  3. Vishaal Lalchandon 05 Mar 2009 at 9:48 pm

    dude i have been listening to your podcasts throughout the year to study for the tests man and they rock. It helps a lot to hear it again. You cleared up a lot of really confusing stuff about WWI with all the alliances and treaties

  4. Sarahon 15 Mar 2009 at 12:02 pm

    Dude, these are amazing study tools.
    AP Euro’s a lot easier with these around.
    Thanks a lot!

  5. Febrianon 13 Mar 2011 at 9:49 am

    Hey Hank, do you cover Italian and German Unification? I couldn’t find it. Thanks!

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