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13/10/2025

Milutin Milanković - HistoryCast nedeljom

Na pitanje ko je bio Milutin Milanković, najjednostavniji i najistinitiji odgovor je - čovek koji je zapisao vreme u zvezdama. U epizodi u kojoj istoričar Ivan Drljača i fizičar Jovan Aleksić spajaju istoriju i nauku, otvaramo poglavlje o jednom od najgenijalnijih umova koje je Srbija dala svetu. O čoveku koji je, računajući orbitu Zemlje, nagnutost njene ose i ritam ledenih doba, pomerio granice ljudskog razumevanja vremena i svemira. Milanković nije bio samo fizičar, astrofizičar, klimatolog, matematičar, inženjer, već i profesor nebeske mehanike i pesnik kosmosa. U austrougarskom zarobljeništvu, bez instrumenata i laboratorije, proračunavao je kretanje planeta samo uz olovku, papir i briljantan um. Milankovićeve formule bile su toliko precizne da su NASA i Evropska svemirska agencija decenijama kasnije koristile njegov model za proučavanje Marsove klime.
23/10/2025

107 - Hitlerove čistke - noć dugih noževa

Podržite nas na Patreonu https://www.patreon.com/c/HistoryCast Ovu epizodu omogućili su vam naši sponzori na Patreonu. U ovoj epizodi istražujemo jedan od najdramatičnijih događaja u nacističkoj Nemačkoj - Noć dugih noževa. Ova krvava čistka, koja se dogodila između 29. juna i 2. jula 1934. godine, zauvek je promenila tok Hitlerove vlasti i obeležila početak brutalne nacističke tiranije. Kako su ambicije, strahovi i politički manevri doveli do toga da Hitler eliminiše svoje najbliže saradnike? Ko je bio Ernst Rem i zašto je SA, nekadašnji stub nacističkog pokreta, morala biti uništena? Kroz priču o krvavom obračunu unutar nacističkog režima, istražujemo kako je Adolf Hitler iskoristio političku paranoju, unutrašnje sukobe i brutalne metode da učvrsti svoju moć. Šta je zapravo pokrenulo ovu čistku? Ko su bile žrtve, a ko profiteri ovog događaja? I, najvažnije, kako je ova noć oblikovala sudbinu Nemačke, ali i sveta u godinama koje su usledile? U ovoj epizodi naši istoričari Ivan Drljača i Nikola Đukić pružiće vam detaljan uvid u spletke, izdaje i paranoju iza kulisa nacističke vlasti. Tu su i priče o ključnim figurama poput Ernsta Rema, Jozefa Gebelsa, Hermana Geringa i Hajnriha Himlera, kao i analiza uticaja ovog događaja na nacistički režim i međunarodnu politiku.
Season 8, Episode 334

No Cnut November

There are worse things than spending a holiday in Normandy. And one of those things is spending a holiday in Normandy because you just lost your entire Kingdom to the Danes.
Season 8, Episode 333

The Conquest of England

England in 1013 was a Kingdom begging to be conquered. Decades of bad decisions have eroded its foundations and now it sat as a mere shadow of its former glory. It had none of the military prowess established by King AEthelstan. None of the political stability enjoyed under King Edgar. And none of the smart planning created by King Alfred.
Season 8, Episode 332

The Jomsvikings

So here we are. With two full companies of Jomsvikings laying waste to southern England… and in response, the nobility… the people tasked with defending the population and the Kingdom… decided that this was an excellent chance to fight among themselves, do a bit of pirating, and arrange a political marriage.
13 Aug

Povijest četvrtkom: Država blagostanja, I. dio

Ljeti se u Povijesti četvrtkom sjećamo sugovornika koji više nisu s nama. U prosincu 2010. preminuo je novinar i publicist Krsto Cviić. Taj vrsni poznavatelj novije europske povijesti bio nam je sugovornik u emisiji o stvaranju i rastvaranju britanske države blagostanja.
30/08/2016

EPISODE 6 “HELEN OF SPARTA”

THE STORY: (37 minutes) This episode has it all! A kinky story about an amorous swan, a disturbing story about a butchered horse, a cautionary story about a foolish husband, and a too-familiar story about a corrupt politician. And in the midst of all the stories, well, Helen of Sparta moves to Troy. THE COMMENTARY: HELEN OF TROY - DAMSEL IN DISTRESS or FEMME FATALE? (26 minutes; begins at 37:00) Helen of Troy is one of the most complex and enigmatic characters in all of fiction (or in all of fact - which just adds to the complexity!). As you know, Helen left her life in Sparta to travel to the city of Troy with Paris. But what caused Helen to leave? Well, that continues to be the subject of considerable debate. In this episode of post-story commentary I review five conflicting “takes” on Helen’s motivations. I note that each culture down through the ages has ascribed to Helen motivations which are deeply reflective of that particular culture’s attitudes towards women, the family, and sexuality. And I caution that each culture tends to create an explanation for Helen's actions that the culture "needs to hear". The five “takes” on Helen that I discuss include: Helen the Homewrecker; Helen the Damsel in Distress; Helen the Femme Fatale; Helen the Survivor; and Helen: Pawn of the Gods. I make a case for each, then share with you the version of Helen I personally find most compelling. And I invite you to disagree with me! Have fun! Jeff RELATED IMAGES RELATED POEMS LEDA AND THE SWAN, WB Yeats (best 14 sentence sonnet summary of the Trojan War Epic EVER!!!)PDF HELEN OF TROY DOES COUNTERTOP DANCING, Margaret Atwood (one of my favourite poetic "takes" on Helen) PDF RELATED SONGS
11 Sept

History of Tea: Britain’s stolen brew

Greg Jenner is joined by Professor Yangwen Zheng and comedian Hugh Dennis to learn about the global history of tea, and how it became Britain’s national drink. Despite its popularity in the UK, much of our tea is grown in India and Kenya, while the tea plant itself is native to China. The story of how it made its way into Britain’s kitchens – and the nation’s hearts – is surprisingly bloody, encompassing war, colonialism, and even botanical theft. This episode charts the global history of tea from its Chinese origins, taking in the Mongol invasions, the contested role of a Portuguese princess in bringing the drink to Britain, the devastation wrought by the Opium Wars, and the theft of tea plants from China to India. Along the way, it also looks at how it moved from the tables of the rich in Britain to become the fuel of the workers, and the moment tea became a matter of national security. If you’re a fan of Chinese history, skulduggery and industrial espionage, and how European colonialism shaped the modern world, you’ll love our episode on the History of Tea. If you want more Chinese history with Professor Yangwen Zheng, listen to our episode on Dowager Empress Cixi. And for more on the history of commodities, check out our episodes on chocolate, coffee and spices. You’re Dead To Me is the comedy podcast that takes history seriously. Every episode, Greg Jenner brings together the best names in history and comedy to learn and laugh about the past. Hosted by: Greg Jenner Research by: Siobhan-Michelle Smith and Naomi Weaver Written by: Siobhan-Michelle Smith, Dr Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow, Dr Emma Nagouse, and Greg Jenner Produced by: Dr Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow and Greg Jenner Audio Producer: Steve Hankey Production Coordinator: Gill Huggett Senior Producer: Dr Emma Nagouse Executive Editor: Philip Sellars
20 Aug

Povijest četvrtkom: Država blagostanja, II. dio

Ljeti se u Povijesti četvrtkom sjećamo sugovornika koji više nisu s nama. U prosincu 2010. preminuo je novinar i publicist Krsto Cviić. Taj vrsni poznavatelj novije europske povijesti bio nam je sugovornik u emisiji o stvaranju i rastvaranju britanske države blagostanja.
20 May

Agatha Christie

The so-called “Queen of Crime”, Agatha Christie remains the best-selling novelist of all time, as well as one of the most prolific. Across 66 novels, 14 short-story collections, and 20 stage plays, she depicted the evil lurking in the hearts of ordinary people with forensic precision. But how did this homeschooled daughter of a privileged English family learn so much about poisons, psychopaths and murder? What in her personal life informed such a sinister view of ordinary people? And how did she manage to trigger a real-life mystery in 1926, which saw the whole country turn amateur detective? This is a biography of Agatha Christie. A Noiser podcast production. Hosted by John Hopkins. Written by Jo Furniss. With thanks to bestselling crime writer Sophie Hannah. This episode was originally featured on Short History Of... Noiser+ members get ad free listening, exclusive content, and early access to new episodes across the Noiser podcast network. Click the subscription banner at the top of the feed to get started, or visit noiser.com/subscriptions. No part of this podcast may be used or reproduced in any manner for the purpose of training artificial intelligence technologies or systems. In accordance with Article 4(3) of the DSM Directive 2019/790, Noiser Ltd expressly reserves this work from the text and data mining exception. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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