1956 Part 2: Introduction

1956 Part 2: Introduction

After an interesting prelude, we are finally ready to tackle the main event of our series - the Suez Crisis. In this introductory episode, we explain what's in store, who to prepare for, what we're wary of and exactly why you should be excited for part 2 of this eventful series. Remember, the first two episodes will be out for FREE in line with getting everyone in the mood, but be sure to head over to our Patreon page to access all 20 of these episodes in full. For only a fiver a month, all of this and more could be yours.


For those interested, make sure and track down the 1956 bibliography from the section of our website.


Thankssss history friends, and stay tuned!

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#44: 31 July 1914 I - Start Spreading the News

#44: 31 July 1914 I - Start Spreading the News

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#43: 30 July 1914 V - Britain on the Fence

#43: 30 July 1914 V - Britain on the Fence

The 30 July was a turning point for the British Cabinet. When the German Chancellor made his bid for British neutrality, yet refused to guarantee the independence of Belgium or to rule out annexations...

20 Jan 20251h 7min

#42: 30 July 1914 IV - Smash Your Telephone!

#42: 30 July 1914 IV - Smash Your Telephone!

The Russian decision to commence general mobilisation against Austria and Germany was made in the afternoon of 30 July, ultimately by the Tsar.It took 24 hours of intense pressure by several leading R...

13 Jan 202550min

#41: 30 July 1914 III - Immediate Danger of War

#41: 30 July 1914 III - Immediate Danger of War

Welcome to our first episode of 2025! We return to a pivotal moment in the crisis, when Germany experienced yet another 180 in policy.A day which began with a frantic German effort to pressure Austria...

6 Jan 202537min

#40: 30 July 1914 II - 'A Very Ticklish Thing'

#40: 30 July 1914 II - 'A Very Ticklish Thing'

As Thursday 30 July progressed, one thing seemed clear to the German Chancellor and Foreign Minister - Austria had to be stopped, before the crisis deteriorated any further.Use the code KAISER to get ...

16 Des 202438min

#39: 30 July 1914 I - Caught in the Net

#39: 30 July 1914 I - Caught in the Net

Use the code KAISER to get 40% off your first month of a $5 membership on Patreon - 50+ hours of exclusive content including the Age of Bismarck await!Not sure what to get your favourite history frien...

9 Des 202445min

#38: 29 July 1914 IV - Vienna Waits For You!

#38: 29 July 1914 IV - Vienna Waits For You!

Use the code WDF24 at checkout and get 50% off a $5 monthly membership on Patreon! This offer will expire soon!By the evening of 29 July, a new wave of panic was overcoming the German government. In B...

2 Des 202439min

#37: 29 July 1914 III - First Contact, Second Thoughts

#37: 29 July 1914 III - First Contact, Second Thoughts

Use the code WDF24 at checkout and get 50% off a $5 monthly membership on Patreon!Austria's bombardment of Belgrade represented the first shots of the First World War, though contemporaries could not ...

25 Nov 202439min

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