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The HistoryNet Podcast
The HistoryNet Podcast features some of the greatest stories from HistoryNet.com 's archive of over 25,000+ features. From ancient Rome to the Middle Ages, from the 18th century to the edge of recent memory, we zero in on the people and events that made the world what it is today. Vividly written by expert authors, thoroughly edited and fact-checked by magazine professionals, these stories bring history to vibrant life. The narrators of this podcast, however, are not human beings but AI voices created by our partner, Instaread.co . Say what you will about AI, but in this case the voices are su...
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Episodes
The sailor who fought at Pearl Harbor with his football pads on 07.12.2023 4:11
“I had all my padding on. They couldn’t hurt me there! I was well protected with all my padding on except my helmet and spikes,” Ganitch recalled in an interview with the American Veterans Center.
Fighting for survival in Oregon during the Civil War 06.12.2023 20:56
With no Gettysburg or Chickamauga on hand, Oregon Cavalry tried to ‘chastise’ the Paiute.
The WWII quest to save Norway's gold 05.12.2023 20:47
When Germany attacked Norway, it aimed to capture the country's gold. The Norwegians stayed one step ahead.
A 34-day war over a patch of Amazonian Jungle 04.12.2023 19:14
A border dispute between Ecuador and Peru with Spanish colonial origins, the 1995 Cenepa War was waged using the latest in technology.
Western lawman Bass Reeves, the invincible man-hunter 03.12.2023 23:50
Casualty rates among deputy U.S. marshals were extremely high in Indian and Oklahoma territories, but Reeves completed his long reign there unscathed while making life miserable for outlaws…white, black or Indian.
The Battle of Surigao Strait: the last battleship duel 02.12.2023 36:56
Japan’s Shoji Nishimura rushed on, impatient to find either glory or death in Surigao Strait. He found both.
The American socialite who saved thousands from the Nazis 01.12.2023 21:13
Young and glamorous, wealthy socialite Mary Jayne Gold bucked first impressions to help thousands of refugees escape Vichy France.
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