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Matt Payne
20th Century Revolutions
20th Century Revolutions is a weekly podcast that traces some of the most consequential revolutions, political and social, that took place across the globe during the 20th Century.Currently On: "Season 1: Revolutions of the Ottoman Collapse" As a podcast about revolutions, the narrative will naturally pick up where the great Mike Duncan left off in his wonderful Revolutions podcast. This show is similarly broken up into seasons each covering different revolutions with episodes that are around 25-40 minutes long.As a podcast about the...
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5.0 stars from 5 ratings
Outstanding storytelling
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“I’ve really enjoyed listening to the first season of this podcast. It’s an awesome continuation of Mike Duncan’s Revolutions - the narrator is similarly thorough, thoughtful, and very funny. Would definitely recommend!”
Emma Liz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/09/24
So glad I stumbled across this!
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“I was hoping someone would make this podcast! Thank you! Subscribing and looking forward to listening each week!”
Jeff.Jma via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/29/24
Just What We Need
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“The Introduction to 20th Century Revolutions alone opened my mind to the importance of this topic. Matt Payne is both eloquent and crystal clear in explaining why delving into these lesser known revolutions is crucial to understanding many of the worldwide struggles of today. Very excited to...”Read full review »
Mawnee May via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/26/24
Recent Episodes
With the help of Bulgarians, Serbs, Romanians, Montenegrins, and Greeks, the Russian imperial army would sweep through Ottoman Bulgaria, liberating town after town. But once the Russians reached the gates of Constantinople, the Great Powers (predictably) began to get a wee bit nervous.
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Published 07/10/24
Things weren't so looking great for the Ottomans in the summer of 1876. We've got widespread revolts, bankruptcy, public outrage across Europe, diplomatic isolation, two coups within a month, and Russia & Serbia both preparing for war. But you know, at least they got a new constitution out of...
Published 07/02/24
Published 07/02/24
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