This wasn't really meant to be a post about Dan Carlin though, I really am more interested in knowing about the impact WWI had on the world, particularly Africa, Central Asia and Russia so some good recommendations for further reading or listening on those subjects beyond what the Google algorithm spits to the top of my search results would be fantastic.īiggest takeaway for me was just how pointless WWI really was I've always known the names Lenin and Stalin and you know, Communism = Bad, but one part that I was really intrigued by was how Russia transformed and how the ideas of Marx got wielded to bring the Bolsheviks to power.Īlso, I've read a few comments on /r/history about Carlin not always being 100% truthful and I was wondering about specific instances of this happening, since I obviously have no idea what actually happened and this is the most I've ever looked into the subject.ĮDIT: I appreciate all the other Hardcore History recommendations, I've actually been working my way through them I was just blown away about how little I knew about WWI. I'm really curious to know about the direct aftermath of the war here and what the people living there went through. The Middle East and Central Asia! I had no idea what we call the Middle East now was shaped by the Europeans carving up the Ottoman Empire. Dan mentions often how much he didn't get to go into the African side of things, this is one part I would love to know more about, I had no idea that Africa was even involved. I'll limit it to the three most fascinating parts to me because I could ask questions all day long about every aspect leading up to the war (read: all of human history) and the immediate aftermath since to the American audience it feels like we just finished up and went home to keep "Freedom-ing". Of course this just opens Pandora's Box of curiosity for me I have some questions if someone could point me to interesting resources on the subject. It shocks me how big of an impact the war had on the modern world and it's treated as a footnote to WWII. You could sum up my primary school education on the subject with "Trench warfare, and now the roaring 20's!". I had no idea about 90% of the events that took place even within the limited scope of the podcast.
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His Generation X, non-partisan, “neo-prudentist” outlook provides a fresh look at the headlines in the newspapers and the stories in the history books. Whether he’s discussing history or current events, veteran journalist Dan Carlin brings his own unconventional approach to the subject matter. Discussion about Dan Carlin's "Hardcore History" and "Common Sense" podcasts.
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