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What are the differences between individual and minority rights? How did the League of Nations and United Nations attempt to address the topic of human rights? Right now, we define human rights as the rights to which all people are inherently entitled to as a result of being a human being. From the creation of the League of Nations in 1920 it’s been accepted that everyone should be protected under a set of natural or legal laws, but how has the definition of these rights changed since they were first conceived? This audio collection examines the role the League of Nations and United Nations played in the implementation of this idea and both the pros and cons of assigning rights to individuals and to groups.
This material forms part of the Open University course ‘A327 Europe 1914-1989 War, Peace Modernity’ -
Uploaded from a live Facebook broadcast from Medora's TR, Joe Wiegand. Hear the words of Theodore Roosevelt, highlight this day in TR history, and answer your questions about a president who was truly Mt. Rushmore worthy.
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Me and my dad work on getting to know each other better. I am the apple and he is the tree. Thats the whole podcast. Us talking and sharing stories. What more do you people want? Lordt
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I'll be talking about experiences I've had as an average Nigerian, and how it has shaped me up to be who I am today.
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A byweekly podcast exploring the historical revolutions, movements, and setbacks on the road to the lasting decolonization of Africa.
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Random, short discourses on Igbo matters, ranging from history and mythology to music and film, traditions and culture to language and arts.
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The 'Thozargal' series delves into the life stories of the Companions of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), offering an in-depth exploration of seventy Companions through Nooruddin's captivating writing. This podcast series provides a detailed and engaging deep-dive into the 'Thozargal' narratives.
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The Stories Behind Media’s Biggest Moguls
Behind every media empire is a story of ambition, power, and relentless vision.
Hosted by longtime media operator Web Barr, Media Moguls tells the in-depth stories of the visionaries, entrepreneurs, and innovators who built and shaped the media industry—starting with Ted Turner.
Each season, we’ll explore a different mogul—their wins, losses, and lasting impact—while breaking down the game-changing innovations, paradigm-shifting strategies, and pivotal moments that shaped television, Hollywood, sports, and news over the last century. Along the way, we’ll tell the story of how we got to now. -
Welcome to Occurrence, the podcast that deep dives into the darkest corners of history, nature and sometimes crime. We uncover the chilling tales of disasters both famous and forgotten, from the depths of Nutty Putty Cave to the fiery skies of the Hindenburg. Every Thursday, join us as we explore the human stories behind the wreckage, the science that explains the chaos, and the lessons we can learn from the past. If you’re fascinated by the unpredictable and the unexplained, get ready to be captivated by Occurrence.
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In this captivating podcast, we delve into the profound impact and intellectual legacy of James Baldwin, whose voice continues to echo through the corridors of literature and civil rights activism.
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A comedy podcast about the Tudors and 1500s shenanigans. It's educational, we swear. But mostly funny. Hosted by Emily Simpson and Garrett Kaser. Produced by Jeffrey Simpson.
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Aulas de história, Mitologias, livros,filmes e mais.
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Real history isn't boring! A historian with an attitude, a big mouth, and all the juiciest centuries old gossip on who betrayed, beheaded, & hooked up with whom . Meet true players like Ben Franklin and the Duke of Wellington. Celebrate some Iron Age pride with the Sacred Band of Thebes as they crush the Spartan phalanx. Find out what the Freemasons actually did to help plan the American Revolution. From the Stone Age to today's biggest news, Dr. Hans has the inside scoop. Support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/RealHistoryWithDoctorHans?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_camp
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History told by The Cavalcade of America is a well-done, factual show, and is a wonderful resource for all those who are interested in historical highlights and lesser-known episodes. Famed historians and writers worked on the show, and the actors were many of the best from the stage, screen and radio. equivalent to the current A&E Biography channel, and History channel's offerings. It can be a wonderful show to listen to with grade schoolers, or the entire family gathered 'round, like in radio's golden days.
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CS-AYE performs the research and forensically analyses a season or campaign in a footballer's career, in an informing and witty manner.
Hosted by Ian Steven, a journalist with 20 years experience in Scottish football, CS-AYE are joined every episode by a prominent guest from the world of football, usually with a tartan tint, for a podcast that is unrivalled in its level of detail. -
This is information concerning over 2,000 years of African accomplishments and world-altering achievements rarely known, or discussed. This period, from 3,000 -1,000 B.C.E., [when Greece began] is characterized by awesome developments like the measurement of portions of time [min, sec. hr.] high level math [algebra, geom. trig.] medicine, pharmacies, history's first universities [which educated the Greeks] concepts of heaven and judgement day etc.
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Join Dr. Sophie Yang and K.A. Statz as we discuss myths and tales of horror from Taiwan and Asia. Together, we compare and contrast stories from our cultures and talk about the shared humanity that is fear.
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A some times funny, some times terrifying, maverick podcast, about weird stuff such as: the paranormal, Horror, dark history, true crime, the occult, esotericism, and the just plain weird. Hosted by The Trailer Park Monster, James "J.D." Hutchins. A life long lover of story telling, Horror, and Heavy Metal. If you're brave enough to dive into the depths and join the monster in his lair, welcome in!
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Uncover a forgotten piece of working-class history through poetry, newspapers, and more.
Join Ruth-Anne to explore the Lancashire Cotton Famine in a six-episode mini-series. Learn from Lancashire locals and leading experts about how the cotton weaving industry in North-West England connected to the American Civil War, the fight against slavery, and Victorian literature. - Mostra di più
