A great summation of "how" rather than "what".
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“Zack Twamley takes on the wars that have ravaged the world, but with a twist. Rather than digging too deeply into the "what" of war--troop placements, tactics and logistics--he deals with the "how" of war. What are the causes of conflict? How did diplomatic efforts arise and fail to achieve peace? These are the issues that "When Diplomacy Fails" examines. Zack's presentation is very approachable--even fun--and demonstrates a great interest in this interesting way of examining the history of warfare.”Read full review »
MAC-42 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/14/12
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“Getting better. Stronger on the diplomacy than the military side, but has given me a much better insight into the background of some of the more obscure 18th and 19th C wars.”
BombayBaxter via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/08/13
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“Zack,
Thanks for your different perspective on 1915, it was welcome change from the British-centric histories of the War. I've noticed that in histories of WW1 and WW2 Australian and other Dominion soldiers are often classified as "British" by UK historians unless, of course,...”Read full review »
Russelljw via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
02/06/13
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“Am begining to enjoy this. Was a bit unsure to begin with but as Zack has gained confidence so it's flowing well.
Like the chat episodes also. Sean you have an important job to ask the questions that listeners would have. Sometimes I think an interesting comment goes by that I would have...”Read full review »
Harveyw_uk via Apple Podcasts ·
Sweden ·
09/04/12
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