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Episode 19: On February 19th, 1942, the Canadian city of Winnipeg became one of the scores of places to fall to Nazi Blitzkrieg, and after it was overrun and occupied by hordes of Nazi soldiers, it became the first of the Greater Reich’s holdings in North America. Wait, what?
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Episode 18: Remember that time a Soviet dictator tried to assassinate an American movie star? Yeah neither do we, let's take a look inside the insidious world of KGB assassins, secret plots, and presumably, lots and lots of cowboy hats.
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Episode 17: Part 3 of a 3 part series on labor relations in industrial America.As the Coal Wars came to a close in the 1930s, there was one conflict that lasted for almost a decade straight. Welcome to Bloody Harlan County.
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Episode 16: Part 2 of a 3 part series on labor relations in industrial America. In late August, 1921, West Virginia was rocked by the largest armed uprising since the Civil War. More than one million rounds were fired, and over one hundred people died. So…what happened?
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Episode 15: Part 1 of a 3 part series on labor relations in industrial America. Bisbee, Arizona is a quintessential small town, and it often ranked among one of the coolest small towns in America, yet behind it’s vibrant historic downtown and its popular attractions, Bisbee hides a troubled past…
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Episode 14: 100 years ago, the most lethal war in the history of mankind had the side effect of creating the discipline of modern plastic surgery, as well as advancing the art of prosthetic production. In this week's episode, learn about Anna Coleman Ladd, Harold Gillies, the Great War, and of course, the blue bench.
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Episode 13: On September 11th, 1973, a military coup in Chile overthrew the world's first democratically elected Marxist president, Salvador Allende. As the new military dictatorship was dismantling Chilean democracy, they came across a small, futuristic room that projected absolute power. Learn about the history and context for Salvador Allende's Project Cybersyn in this week's episode.
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Episode 12: For many Americans, joking is a way of life, and practical jokes are the bread and butter. Tune in this week to hear about the chronology of joking from ancient Rome to now, and learn about the people that made practical joking what it is today.
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Hidden History is a bi-weekly podcast by Ellis Tucci that covers the unknown, and often intentionally hidden, parts of our history. Whether it's on the CIA’s secret armies, the Lavender Scare, or…
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