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Echoes of War

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by James Wheatly

15 episodes

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Welcome to Echoes of War. Here, we'll explore various major wars throughout history, from the Great War to the Russian Revolution. Gear up to get a deep dive into aspects of these wars that you may have never heard about before. We'll talk major battles, new technologies, and the real motivations behind the major players. In each season we'll focus on one major war, or a few smaller consecutive wars, and how they have echoed into our modern world. Follow us: X.com/EchoesOfWarPod Instagram.com/echoesofwarpod/ Echoesofwarpod.bsky.social

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2/7/2026

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February 10, 2026

Echoes of the Great War: Episode 15 — Aftermath: Echoes of the Great War

The fighting stops — but the consequences endure. In this final episode, we explore trauma, memory, political instability, and the long shadow cast by the Great War. Veterans return to societies unable to absorb them, new states struggle to survive, and unresolved tensions harden. The war’s legacy echoes through decades of conflict and change. The Great War ends — but its echoes do not.

February 10, 2026

Echoes of the Great War: Episode 14 — The War Ends and the Peace That Follows (1918–1919)

The guns fall silent — but peace proves fragile. This episode examines the collapse of the Central Powers, the armistice, and the negotiations at Versailles. Peace is shaped by exhaustion, fear, and imbalance rather than consensus. Borders are redrawn, grievances remain unresolved, and instability spreads. The war ends without closure.

February 10, 2026

Echoes of the Great War: Episode 13 — The Final Year: 1918

By nineteen eighteen, the war must be decided — or collapse entirely. This episode follows Germany’s Spring Offensive, its initial success, and its ultimate failure. As Allied coordination improves and American forces arrive, exhaustion becomes decisive. Military defeat turns into political breakdown. The war ends not with triumph, but with systemic collapse.

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What is Echoes of War?: Welcome to Echoes of War. Here, we'll explore various major wars throughout history, from the Great War to the Russian Revolution. Gear up to get a deep dive into aspects of these wars that you may have never heard about before. We'll talk major battles, new technologies, and the real motivations behind the major players. In each season we'll focus on one major war, or a few smaller consecutive wars, and how they have echoed into our modern world.

Follow us: X.com/EchoesOfWarPod Instagram.com/echoesofwarpod/ Echoesofwarpod.bsky.social
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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