Podcasts about mostly military and diplomatic history and anything else that I find interesting, especially historiography.
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by History Matters
Podcasts about mostly military and diplomatic history and anything else that I find interesting, especially historiography. Thank you for listening!
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2/12/2021
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June 17, 2021
<p>This podcast is the second part of a look at Swedish neutrality in the Great War, covering the Swedish armed forces, war economy, humanitarian issues, the Aaland island dispute, and more besides!</p> <p>Reading acknowledgements are the same as in the previous episode.</p> <p>I can be contacted at: historytompod@gmail.com</p> <p>Image is of Swedish rationing cards distributed in 1917.</p>

June 11, 2021
<p>This is the first of two episodes on Swedish neutrality and the First World War, the second to follow on shortly.</p> <p>Special thanks among others go out to <em>Neutrality and State-Building in Sweden</em> by Mikael Malmborg, and the relevant chapters in <em>Scandinavia in the First World War: Studies in the War Experience of the Northern Neutrals </em>as well as the chapters in <em>Studies in the War: Experience of the Northern Neutrals. </em>Patrick Salmon’s superlative <em>Scandinavia and the Great Powers, 1890-1940 </em>is still top billed.</p> <p>I can be contacted at: historytompod@gmail.com</p> <p>Podcast image is of the impressive Boden fortress complex guarding the northern approaches to Sweden.</p>

May 29, 2021
<p>This episode covers the period picks up directly from the end of the last episode at the end of the First World War, through the interwar period and up to the German invasion of April 1940.</p> <p>Special thanks to some of this podcast's reading material: Olav Riste’s<em> </em>2001: <em>Norway's Foreign Relations : A History, </em>Patrick Salmon’s comparative work <em>Scandinavia and the Great Powers, 1890-1940 </em>as well as his chapter in the edited collection <em>European Neutrals and non-belligerents during the Second World War</em>. ‘Norwegian Neutrality and the Question of Credibility’ in the Scandinavian Journal of History is well worth reading as is the relevant chapter in the ever excellent <em>Small Powers in the Age of Total War. </em>Apologies to those I have neglected to mention!</p> <p>I can be contacted at: historytompod@gmail.com</p> <p>Image is of Norwegian machine gun team in Finnmark, part of the neutrality guard.</p>
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