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Today's episode is the second part to the Paris Peace Conference. In this part the terms of the peace deals are finalized, which alienate Entente allies like Italy and Japan, while infamously aggrieving the Germans to the point where they immediately begin dreaming of tearing this new status quo apart. The old order predating WWI is truly gone with this peace, and the new one will have a difficult birth as the victors test the old proverb of "better a bad peace than a good war."
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Today's episode will be the first part of two covering the Paris Peace Conference. Best known for producing the Treaty of Versailles, the Conference was actually responsible for a whole collection of treaties to bring peace to the world. Long story short, it didn't work and we'll be going over the difficulties suffered during the negotiations.
Questions? Comments? Email me at [email protected]
Today's episode will be the first part of two covering the Paris Peace Conference. Best known for producing the Treaty of Versailles, the Conference was actually responsible for a whole collection of treaties to bring peace to the world. Long story short, it didn't work and we'll be going over the difficulties suffered during the negotiations.
Questions? Comments? Email me at [email protected]
Hello and welcome to Peace in Their Time! This is the introductory description to the introductory episode of the podcast. The episode will be laying out the mission statement for the show and a general description of what topics you can expect me to cover.
Episode/Miniseries Index:
Season 1: Table-setting and the wasted opportunities of the 1920s
1 - Intro
2-3 - Versailles
4 - Overview of Fascism
5-11 - Italy in the 20s and the rise of Fascism
12-14 - 1920s France and its failure to find security
15-21 - 1920s UK, imperial overstretch and economic depression at home
22-30 - Weimar Germany
31-36 - Hitler and the early Nazis (up to the end of the 20s)
37-43 - Central Europe in the 1920s
44-51 - The Colonial Empires (45-47 1920s India)
52-61 - Rise of the Japanese Empire and Japan in the 20s
62-77 - China from the 1910 Revolution to the end of the Northern Expedition
78-110 - Formation of the Soviet Union and its history up to mid-1928
111-115 - 1920s diplomacy, the struggle for a lasting peace settlement
116-121 - 1920s US
122 - End of Season 1
Season 2: The Great Depression and the collapse of the world order
123-133 - Great Depression around the world
134-143 - Rise of the Nazis
144-149 - Japan 1930-37
150-158 - China 1928-37
159-168 - 1st Five-Year Plan in the USSR
169-181 - The 1st New Deal
182-192 - Italy and Ethiopia
193-211 - German rearmament, militarization and early aggression
212-220 - French response to early Nazi aggression
221-233 - British response to early Axis aggression
234-261 - The Spanish Civil War
262-267 - The 2nd New Deal
268-??? - Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1939
Hello and welcome to Peace in Their Time! This is the introductory description to the introductory episode of the podcast. The episode will be laying out the mission statement for the show and a general description of what topics you can expect me to cover.
Questions? Comments? Email me at [email protected]
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