288 episodes
Revolutions Mike Duncan
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4.8 • 9.3K Ratings
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A weekly podcasting exploring great political revolutions. Now: The Russian Revolution Next: ???
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10.43- The Coup of 1907
Wherein we ask the ask the eternal question: Was it really a coup?
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10.42- The Stolypin Reforms
To celebrate his new reform program, Prime Minster Stolypin handed out commemorative neckties.
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10.41- The Duma of National Anger
They didn't get dubbed "The Duma of National Anger" because they were quiescent and complacent.
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10.39- The End of Part I
Maybe if Nicholas hadn't been so set on rejecting the verdict of 1905, there wouldn't be a Part II to look forward to.
Customer Reviews
Blm
Oddly enough after the failed *burn the system* down riots (brought to you by blm) in an attempt overthrow the government in not 1 but dozens of riots.
I cannot say enough about how good this podcast is
OMG THIS IS AMAZING
This is one of the best podcasts in the world! I don’t think bot is as good as the History of Rome but it is really close. At the start I wasn't really interested in this but I got to the American revolution pulled me in and I can’t stop listening! Just started the Mexican Revolution and it is amazing! Thank you so much for making this!
Almost great, worthwhile anyway
As a history buff, I am always looking to keep my knowledge fresh. The format is good. The stories make sense. It isn’t overdramatized or fictionalized. That said, I feel it could improve if he either 1) just made the episodes an hour and went more in depth on each point, or 2) maybe didn’t mention every related detail. It gives a broad view, which is nice, but it seems to stay at that height. I also understand these are intricate stories anyway and the idea is to give people who may not know about the subject a coherent timeline of sorts, but for me personally that would make it five stars for me.
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