94 episodes
The Great War Podcast Daniel Clark
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4.7 • 30 Ratings
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Surveying the period of 1890-1920, the Great War Podcast examines the roots, battles and consequences of the First World War. Rate and review us here, and be sure to follow our Twitter account: @GreatWarPodcast for any important announcements and updates!
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82: The Kornilov Affair
Kerensky's government survives a 'scare', leaving it ripe for the picking.
Kornilov arrives at the Moscow Conference, 1917 -
81: Maria Bochkareva and the Women's Battalion of Death
The life of Maria Bochkareva and the 1st Women's Battalion of Death.
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80: The Kerensky Offensive
A post-Tsarist Russia wanted to make its mark...it ended poorly.
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79: The Battle of Messines Ridge
The first stage of Haig's long awaited Flanders Offensive began on June 7th, 1917.
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78: Lafayette, We Are Here
John J Pershing leads the first American troops to France in June 1917.
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77: Only in Catastrophes
The French army grapples with widespread unrest after the Nivelle Offensive
Customer Reviews
Admirably widely read, for an North American.
Comprehensive.
Simply outstanding
As most military history buffs will attest, it’s increasingly difficult to find a podcast or documentary that tells you something new about great conflicts like the First World War.
The Great War Podcast delivers new this in spades.
Incredibly in-depth, I’ve learnt so much about the entire pre-War period and the War itself, it actually feels like I’m studying it for the first time.
Daniel does an excellent job in delivering detail, but not in a way that drags or feels boring.
His dedication to the task of frankly, inspiring. He has done us all an incredible service in researching and producing this podcast.
I’m hooked, and look forward to completing the whole series.
The bloke has an amazing future ahead of him.
Thanks so much Daniel. Merry Christmas!
Awesome!
I am awestruck by the commitment of our host to documenting the entirety of the Great War: an undertaking not for the faint-heated! Carefully researched, opinions presented show thoughtful reasoning as the host takes on a journey through the twists and turns of the Great War.