Junha Park
History Podcast
💁If you feel like you need to review your history class without any pressure to take an extra time, feel free to use our podcast! (I don't even edit our members' voice in order to make the podcast easy for me as well) We stutter a lot and frequently make the whole conversation perverse but I can assure that we cover up significant points and analysis of the given historical topics. So, welcome to our podcast!
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Episodes
Is Colonialism Inevitable for Nations to Develop? Rise and Fall of Kongo Empire 02.10.2023 9:25
The question was not well constructed, therefore, today's podcast is a failure. But, we covered a basic idea of how colonialism had affected the Kingdom of Congo.
Why did GMD lose the Civil War (1946-49) ? 02.10.2023 10:48
Today, it's only me who's talking about the reasons why GMD failed in the Civil War.
Ito Hirobumi stated that the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 was a remarkable event of Japanese history. To what extent do you agree with his statement? 28.07.2023 32:10
We are here to discuss about the significance of the Sino Japanese War in 1894.
The Cultural Policies of Hitler during 1933 to 1942 04.06.2023 40:13
We firstly addressed what the cultural identity of German. The policies on the workers, children, and woman were examined.
Hitler's Economic Policies 29.05.2023 46:18
Here we talk about how did Hitler manage to prepare the WWII from the perspective of his economic policies.
Hitler's Authority 29.05.2023 34:08
Here we talk about how did Hitler emerge and maintain his power.
The Opium Wars 29.05.2023 48:32
Here we talk about the First and Second Opium War.
The Treaty of Versailles and the Treaty of Brest Litovsk 28.05.2023 26:24
We analyzed the conditions and the impacts of these treaties.
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