S2E12 – Churchill pt 6 – WW2
Military History Plus
This isn't your usual war stories show. Hosted by experts Dr. Spencer Jones and Prof. Gary Sheffield, Military History Plus podcast explores the influences of war far beyond the battlefield. They'll take you on a journey from the impact of war on art and football to the intriguing history of espionage. This podcast uncovers the surprising ways conflict has shaped our lives and society.
Military History Plus is a history podcast by Dr Spencer Jones & Prof Gary Sheffield.
Host: Dr Spencer Jones and Prof Gary Sheffield
Country: United Kingdom
Episodes count: 14
Average duration: 55'
Frequency: Weekly
Country: United Kingdom
Episodes count: 14
Average duration: 55'
Frequency: Weekly
Episodes
16-04-2025 1:07:49 09-04-2025 49:49 02-04-2025 42:05 26-03-2025 39:15 28-06-2024 1:10:58Show all episodes
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As a relatively recent MA student taught by theses two esteemed Historians the FWW historiography podcast reminded me of their great insights and knowledge on this subject. As a follow up or addition i would like to hear an historiographic review of the causes of the FWW, i.e. to include Mombauer, etc etc and perhaps the central powers perspective also.