Reflecting History

Reflecting History

Reflecting History is an educational history podcast that explores significant historical events and themes without losing track of the ordinary people involved. Covering a wide variety of topics, it explores the connection between history, psychology, and philosophy.

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Episoder(185)

Episode 176: The Young Will Remember with Eve J. Chung

Episode 176: The Young Will Remember with Eve J. Chung

In this episode I'm joined by author Eve J. Chung to discuss her latest book The Young Will Remember, a historical fiction novel set during the Korean War. We discuss her book, different historical na...

2 Jun 52min

Episode 175: Congo's Nightmare Part VII - The Great Forgetting

Episode 175: Congo's Nightmare Part VII - The Great Forgetting

The Congo Free State eventually dissolved, but what does it mean to us today? How did we collectively forget a tragedy on this scale? Why do some historical stories get buried in the sands of time whi...

12 Mai 24min

Episode 174: Congo's Nightmare Part VI - The End of the Congo Free State

Episode 174: Congo's Nightmare Part VI - The End of the Congo Free State

As atrocities and human rights violations continue in the Congo Free State, King Leopold II of Belgium sends out a "Commission of Inquiry" to the Congo to clear his name. Things don't go as planned. A...

21 Apr 34min

Episode 173: Congo's Nightmare Part V - Shadow War

Episode 173: Congo's Nightmare Part V - Shadow War

As the evidence of atrocities in the Congo Free State became impossible to ignore, direct African resistance developed in numerous places around the Congo. As this was happening, a large and sophistic...

31 Mar 28min

Episode 172: Congo's Nightmare Part IV - The Rubber Boom

Episode 172: Congo's Nightmare Part IV - The Rubber Boom

As a result of a worldwide rubber boom where rubber became a highly demanded economic resource, the agents of the Congo Free State kicked off efforts to gain as much rubber and profit as possible-lead...

10 Mar 48min

Episode 171: Congo's Nightmare Part III - Ivory Terror

Episode 171: Congo's Nightmare Part III - Ivory Terror

With King Leopold II of Belgium now in full control of the Belgian Congo, the extraction of ivory and other resources could begin. The story of the plunder of the Congo is so brutal and unbelievable, ...

17 Feb 37min

Episode 170: Congo's Nightmare Part II - A Slice of African Cake

Episode 170: Congo's Nightmare Part II - A Slice of African Cake

As European imperialism heated up in Africa in the late 1800's, King Leopold II of Belgium put into motion one of the most ambitious and villainous plans in all of European history - the theft of the ...

27 Jan 46min

Episode 169: Congo's Nightmare Part I - An Ancient Place

Episode 169: Congo's Nightmare Part I - An Ancient Place

From 1885 to 1908, King Leopold II of Belgium owned the Congo as his own personal colony. What transpired there over the course of his reign has credibly been called "the vilest scramble for loot that...

6 Jan 39min

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