Dagmawie Gebru

Pinpoint History

History EN ↓ 31 episodes

Welcome to Pinpoint History! This is a history-based podcast looking to explore and unravel historical moments, examining pivotal moments in time!

Author

Dagmawie Gebru

Category

History

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jul 17, 2023

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Episodes

Episode 6 - You Don't Get Lucky Twice 04.03.2022

The Norwegians are defeated, but Harold Godwinson doesn't have time to bask in his victory. A deadly threat awaits Harold in the south, William, The Duke of Normandy and his army. Can Harold win another decisive victory, or will William come out victorious?

Episode 5 - The Storm Descends 20.02.2022

The Norwegians have invaded Northern England, King Harold must go north to defend his country. The Duke of Normandy, William sees his chance to invade the South of England. The Storm comes to England...

Episode 4 - The Gathering Storm 07.02.2022

The Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of England is beset with many invasions in the 11th century CE. Will England fall, or can it mount resistance and preserve its independence.

Episode 3- Aftershocks of Adrianople 23.01.2022

Valens is dead, so is most of his army. Things couldn't get worse, right?

Episode 2 - The Adrianople Affair 12.01.2022

The Romans and Goths meet each other across the fields of Adrianople; let's find out why it had to happen!

Episode 1 - The Road to Adrianople 03.01.2022

We take a look at the history of Rome in the late 4th Century CE and see what twists and turns will take us to the famous battle of Adrianople

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