From Plato to Hitler, there is no lack of people who choose to challenge conventional norms with their words. From dictators to beggars, they come from all walks of life; all of them with something to say. Their stories have been immortalised in books, join us in discussing juicy controversial books at their time, which became the driving forces in changes from literature to politics.

A Read Through History
Claim This Podcastby Arshiya Bhardwaj and Serena Mattouk
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From Plato to Hitler, there is no lack of people who choose to challenge conventional norms with their words. From dictators to beggars, they come from all walks of life; all of them with something to say. Their stories have been immortalised in books, join us in discussing juicy controversial books at their time, which became the driving forces in changes from literature to politics.
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