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Już w XVII wieku w tym oto miejscu stał myśliwski zamek Habsburgów, który został zniszczony w 1683 r. podczas drugiego oblężenia Wiednia przez Turków. Po zwycięstwie nad Osmanami cesarz Leopold I zlecił austriackiemu barokowemu architektowi Fischerowi von Erlach budowę zamku myśliwskiego, z którego cesarski dwór korzystał podczas letnich łowów. Pół wieku później, na zlecenie Marii Teresy, która postanowiła uczynić z Schönbrunnu swoją oficjalną letnią rezydencję, nadworny architekt Nicolaus Pacassi dokonał przebudowy zamku w stylu rokoko. Wraz z dworem, liczącym ponad tysiąc pięćset osób władczyni spędzała tu letnie miesiące. Członkowie cesarskiej rodziny wnosili osobisty wkład w wyposażenie i wystrój komnat. Dzięki temu pałac nadal oddycha oryginalną atmosferą minionych wieków i plastycznie opowiada o tym, jak zamieszkiwali Habsburgowie i jak wyglądało ich codzienne życie. Również następcy Marii Teresy pozostawili tu swoje ślady, przede wszystkim jej praprawnuk cesarz Franciszek Józef, który w tym pałacu przyszedł na świat i również tutaj zmarł w 1916 r., po sześćdziesięciu ośmiu latach panowania. Po wejściu na pierwsze piętro proszę skierować się w prawo do tzw. pokoju rybiego szkieletu. Z okna po lewej stronie zobaczą Państwo wielki dziedziniec cesarski, należący obecnie do pałacowego „Muzeum dla dzieci”, w którym najmłodszym zwiedzającym prezentowane jest codzienne życie na cesarskim dworze, Ponadto dzieci mają okazję do przymierzenia historycznych kostiumów i wypróbowania interaktywnych zabaw. Przez otwarte drzwi po prawej stronie mogą Państwo zajrzeć do pokoju adiutanta cesarza. Głównym zadaniem adiutanta było bezwłoczne przekazywanie cesarzowi wiadomości o wydarzeniach wojskowych i prawdopodobnie dlatego ulokowano go w bezpośrednim sąsiedztwie cesarza.

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《“全民读通鉴”推广计划》 全民读通鉴，就读人文君。想读透通鉴，先听人文君！《资治通鉴》是一部中国人必须读的历史书，因为，《资治通鉴》是中华民族共同的家国记忆，是中国人绕不开的一座精神丰碑。不管是读全本，还是读精编本；不管是读文言文版，还是读白话文版；不管是读原文，还是读讲解；不管是自己读，还是听别人讲读，我们每一个中国人，都至少要读一遍《资治通鉴》。（欢迎添加主播微信号baihuazizhitongjian或者bhzztj进入交流学习群） 《资治通鉴》讲述自公元前403年周天子承认三家分晋、封韩赵魏为诸侯国君，至公元959年五代十国灭亡、宋朝建立前共1362年的故事。《资治通鉴》最大的价值，不仅是记载这1362年的历史，更重要的是记录了各朝各代的兴衰、历代重要人物的政治斗争、不同政策的出台过程、重要官员的上奏表章等，让我们体会身为皇帝和权臣的“不可承受之重”，明白修身齐家之法和治国平天下之道，也对我们今天的为人处世和工作职场有重要借鉴意义。 《资治通鉴》我们最好是逐字逐句全文读，不能只读所谓主要故事或解读。但原文卷帙浩繁，多达300多万字，即使是文豪司马光编著，也难免有时枯燥，非专业人士很难坚持读下去。白话文虽有600多万字，但使我们更易与这部伟大的历史著作对话。 因此，我制定了这个“全民读通鉴”的推广计划，这个计划分为三个部分。 第一，就是我们的这个“白话资治通鉴”全本讲读音频。如果读300万字或者600万字大家坚持不下来，听总是要容易得多的。很多人为了保护自己的视力，也倾向于听。很多人为了更好地理解文言文原文，也希望边听白话文边对照阅读。我们的专辑基本上是按照一年的内容一集制作的。在翻译的过程中，目前市面通行的各个翻译版本，本专辑都有参考，但各版本均有很多错误或者不足，主播对照原文吸纳了各个版本的正确和合理之处。 第二，是对《资治通鉴》内容的总结和梳理。目前主要的方式是逐卷整理大事记，把《资治通鉴》中的每一卷，用大事记的方式梳理出《资治通鉴》中每一年到底讲了什么。希望这一系列的大事记，能够引你走近或者回顾我们伟大的《资治通鉴》。大事记的文字版，我们将发布到微信公众号“资治通鉴精讲”中，大家可以搜索并关注“资治通鉴精讲”这个微信公众号。 第三，则是我们建立的《资治通鉴》微信交流群。目前我们已经有5000多位群友，9个交流群。里面有很多对《资治通鉴》有长期深入研究的大神和资深老师，每天讨论都很活跃，很有质量，我自己从中获得了很多知识和心得。对于想向其他人学习，或者与其他人交流心得的听友，这是一个绝佳的场所。欢迎大家添加微信号bhzztj，加入我们的微信群大家庭。 上述就是我们的“全民读通鉴”推广计划。希望通过这一计划的全面执行，能够带动更多国人原滋原味读我们的国史，增加对中华民族发展进程的了解，增强民族荣誉感和爱国情怀。《资治通鉴》记录的这1362年，经历了很多个朝代，经历了约60代人。1362年中，很多朝代和国家的命运都被改变了。1362年中，一代一代人物的命运也被自己或别人改变了。在这个过程中，很多政权都创造了辉煌，很多英雄人物都创造了属于自己的时代。所以，我们也要好好珍惜我们自己的时代，让我们的国运更加昌盛，让我们自己也不枉活一生。如果通过我们的这一计划，更多中国人增加了对《资治通鉴》的了解，获得了更多修身齐家治国平天下的心得，那我的一切付出都值得了。

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Gianluigi Leoni, conduce questo programma radiofonico "Italia ascolta il Piave" tutti i martedì alle 12.00 su Radio Vacanze, a ricordo dei ragazzi in grigioverde.Nipote di Lungi Leoni ragazzo del 99 e cavaliere di Vittorio Veneto, questa la motivazione più grande.Ogni Italiano e^ il benvenuto,ognuno di noi può intervenire nel programma con i racconti di famiglia e le storie del suo reggimento o del suo paese.Ti aspetto fratello Italiano. Gianluigi LeoniNUOVE PUNTATE ED EXTRA > https://t.me/radiovacanzeINVIA UNA DOMANDA > https://t.me/Gianluigileoni

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Buscamos en la música el reflejo de los hechos más importantes de nuestra historia. Repasamos canciones que nos cuentan pedazos de la historia mediante el arte. Guión, conducción y edición por Iván Fernando Verón

Acorde a la Historia

Durand, Michigan Breaking News, Sports, Business, Weather and Trains

Durand Now

¡Bienvenidos a Arqtemis, tu programa de divulgación sobre Historia, Arqueología y Patrimonio! 

Somos un equipo de profesionales relacionados con la Historia y el Patrimonio con una pasión común por la divulgación de la que nace este proyecto. En cada programa trataremos temas diversos con el máximo rigor posible, pero también con cercanía y algo de humor. Todos los programas cuentan, además de sus temas principales, con una sección de noticias y otra de efemérides. Para mayor facilidad, en la descripción de cada programa se detalla un índice de contenidos para dar acceso rápido a temas específicos si así el oyente lo desea. Para una mayor información detallada acerca del programa, el equipo y otras vías de divulgación y/o contacto, por favor, no dude en consultar nuestra web: http://arqtemis.online/

¡Sea bienvenido/a y disfrute con nosotros!

¡Bienvenidos a Arqtemis, tu programa de divulgación sobre Historia, Arqueología y Patrimonio! Somos un equipo de profesionales relacionados con la Historia y el Patrimonio con una pasión común por la divulgación de la que nace este proyecto. En cada programa trataremos temas diversos con el máximo rigor posible, pero también con cercanía y algo de humor. Todos los programas cuentan, además de sus temas principales, con una sección de noticias y otra de efemérides. Para mayor facilidad, en la descripción de cada programa se detalla un índice de contenidos para dar acceso rápido a temas específicos si así el oyente lo desea. Para una mayor información detallada acerca del programa, el equipo y otras vías de divulgación y/o contacto, por favor, no dude en consultar nuestra web: http://arqtemis.online/ ¡Sea bienvenido/a y disfrute con nosotros!

Arqtemis

Two homegrown Okies discuss life and politics in Oklahoma.

Heartland Heathens

Narraciones de Paco Calderón, retomadas de su sitio web del año 2005.

Narraciones de Paco Calderón

Journaliste engagé, écrivain et historien communiste, Georges Soria a marqué l’histoire de sa famille par son passé obscur et sa disparition mystérieuse à Moscou pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Dans ce documentaire, son petit neveu, Arthur Soria nous emmène sur les traces de cet homme qui le fascine depuis son enfance. De la Tunisie à la France en passant par l’Espagne et la Russie, Arthur a traversé le monde pour nous révéler la part d’ombre de son grand-oncle. Au détour de cet incroyable secret de famille, Georges nous fait voyager au cœur de l’Histoire. Une création originale de Majelan avec les voix d'Arthur Soria, Arthur Teboul, Walter Laguerre et Louisa Ould. Ecriture : Arthur Soria. Réalisation : Flore Daïen et Erwin Hamayada. <hr> Voir <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>Acast.com/privacy</a> pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Journaliste engagé, écrivain et historien communiste, Georges Soria a marqué l’histoire de sa famille par son passé obscur et sa disparition mystérieuse à Moscou pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Dans ce documentaire, son petit neveu, Arthur Soria nous emmène sur les traces de cet homme qui le fascine depuis son enfance. De la Tunisie à la France en passant par l’Espagne et la Russie, Arthur a traversé le monde pour nous révéler la part d’ombre de son grand-oncle. Au détour de cet incroyable secret de famille, Georges nous fait voyager au cœur de l’Histoire. Une création originale de Majelan avec les voix d'Arthur Soria, Arthur Teboul, Walter Laguerre et Louisa Ould. Ecriture : Arthur Soria. Réalisation : Flore Daïen et Erwin Hamayada. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Journaliste engagé, écrivain et historien communiste, Georges Soria a marqué l’histoire de sa famille par son passé obscur et sa disparition mystérieuse à Moscou pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Dans ce documentaire, son petit neveu, Arthur Soria nous emmène sur les traces de cet homme qui le fascine depuis son enfance. De la Tunisie à la France en passant par l’Espagne et la Russie, Arthur a traversé le monde pour nous révéler la part d’ombre de son grand-oncle. Au détour de cet incroyable secret de famille, Georges nous fait voyager au cœur de l’Histoire. Une création originale de Majelan avec les voix d'Arthur Soria, Arthur Teboul, Walter Laguerre et Louisa Ould. Ecriture : Arthur Soria. Réalisation : Flore Daïen et Erwin Hamayada. Voir <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">Acast.com/privacy</a> pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

GEORGES

Hello everyone, in this podcast I would take you to the tour to the history of the world. The history you felt boring in schools (if not then that's great) will now become easy and joyful with me.

HISTORICAL HISTORY

What happens when the world loses its most fascinating creatures?

Welcome to Lost Giants, the podcast that brings extinct animals back to life through storytelling. From the dodo's tragic fate to the Tasmanian tiger's mysterious disappearance, each episode dives deep into the history, science, and myths surrounding creatures that no longer walk the Earth.

Join host Jeevan as we explore what led to their extinction, what we can learn from their stories, and whether science might bring some of them back.

🎧 New episodes every Week! Subscribe now and step into the past.

What happens when the world loses its most fascinating creatures? Welcome to Lost Giants, the podcast that brings extinct animals back to life through storytelling. From the dodo's tragic fate to the Tasmanian tiger's mysterious disappearance, each episode dives deep into the history, science, and myths surrounding creatures that no longer walk the Earth. Join host Jeevan as we explore what led to their extinction, what we can learn from their stories, and whether science might bring some of them back. 🎧 New episodes every Week! Subscribe now and step into the past.

Lost Giants

師大臺史所的官方平台，希望提供大家最專業又最療癒的「陪伴系」臺灣歷史！ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

師大臺史所的官方平台，希望提供大家最專業又最療癒的「陪伴系」臺灣歷史！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

師大臺史所的官方平台，希望提供大家最專業又最療癒的「陪伴系」臺灣歷史！ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

講臺

La Storia delle donne

Mario Fantin non era un uomo di montagna ma lo divenne, sperimentando l’alta quota con la sua macchina da presa. Volle documentare, conservare e valorizzare la memoria ma, per ironia della sorte, rimase nell’ombra. Con questa serie podcast accendiamo una luce che speriamo possa ispirare ulteriore approfondimento verso la sua figura. Scritto e registrato da: Sebastiano Frollo e Saverio Mariani Il libro di Saverio Mariani - <a href="https://www.amazon.it/spedizione-italiana-K2-Italia-Karakorum-1954/dp/8866975168" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">"La spedizione italiana al K2. Italia-Karakorum 1954"</a> Il podcast è disponibile anche in <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0OQgLsu54RgWAkP1IhPrbG?si=8c96ab17f7224346" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">"Andata e Ritorno - Storie di Montagna"</a> Una produzione <a href="https://www.storiedimontagna.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">storiedimontagna.com</a>

Mario Fantin non era un uomo di montagna ma lo divenne, sperimentando l’alta quota con la sua macchina da presa. Volle documentare, conservare e valorizzare la memoria ma, per ironia della sorte, rimase nell’ombra. Con questa serie podcast accendiamo una luce che speriamo possa ispirare ulteriore approfondimento verso la sua figura.Scritto e registrato da:Sebastiano Frollo e Saverio MarianiIl libro di Saverio Mariani - "La spedizione italiana al K2. Italia-Karakorum 1954"Il podcast è disponibile anche in "Andata e Ritorno - Storie di Montagna"Una produzione storiedimontagna.com

Mario Fantin non era un uomo di montagna ma lo divenne, sperimentando l’alta quota con la sua macchina da presa. Volle documentare, conservare e valorizzare la memoria ma, per ironia della sorte, rimase nell’ombra. Con questa serie podcast accendiamo una luce che speriamo possa ispirare ulteriore approfondimento verso la sua figura. Scritto e registrato da: Sebastiano Frollo e Saverio Mariani Il libro di Saverio Mariani - <a href="https://www.amazon.it/spedizione-italiana-K2-Italia-Karakorum-1954/dp/8866975168" rel="noopener noreferrer">"La spedizione italiana al K2. Italia-Karakorum 1954"</a> Il podcast è disponibile anche in <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0OQgLsu54RgWAkP1IhPrbG?si=8c96ab17f7224346" rel="noopener noreferrer">"Andata e Ritorno - Storie di Montagna"</a> Una produzione <a href="https://www.storiedimontagna.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">storiedimontagna.com</a>

Era un invisibile

Roots &amp; Revelation is a podcast where we uncover the untold stories from our family tree. In each episode, we’ll journey through the life experiences that shape who we are. Join us as we celebrate family, heritage, and the revelations uncovered from sharing our hidden stories.

Roots & Revelation is a podcast where we uncover the untold stories from our family tree. In each episode, we’ll journey through the life experiences that shape who we are. Join us as we celebrate family, heritage, and the revelations uncovered from sharing our hidden stories.

Roots & Revelation

Regards sur l'altermondialisme

一档全新的评书类播客，带你重温经典故事，品味历史传奇。在这里，茶博士将以生动的讲述和独特的见解，带你走进历史长河的波澜壮阔。敬请收听《茶博士 | 评书连播》，一起感受评书的魅力与历史的精彩。

茶博士 | 评书连播

In „Lena im Lost Place“ gehe ich mit euch und einem Gast zu Lost Places. Weil in verlassenen Gebäuden ganz viele spannende Geschichten stecken.

Lena im Lost Place

Libri, pubblicazioni, progetti: Isrec presenta raccoglie i momenti di condivisione di nuovi contenuti. Non si riesce sempre ad essere presenti, ecco perché qui trovare il podcast dei nostri incontri.Buon ascolto!

Libri, pubblicazioni, progetti: Isrec presenta raccoglie i momenti di condivisione di nuovi contenuti. Non si riesce sempre ad essere presenti, ecco perché qui trovare il podcast dei nostri incontri. Buon ascolto!

Isrec Bergamo - podcast

Unravel history's mysteries with the "Truth Really... UNDERMINES Me" podcast as we uncover the peculiar blunders, eccentric inventions, and bewildering beliefs of past civilizations. 

Join us as we dissect monumental misjudgments and ponder over cringe-worthy concepts, offering valuable insights for today's world. 

By dissecting cognitive biases and skewed risk assessments, we navigate through cognitive biases to foster rational decision-making. Tune in for an intellectually stimulating exploration into the uncertainties of the past and present

Unravel history's mysteries with the "Truth Really... UNDERMINES Me" podcast as we uncover the peculiar blunders, eccentric inventions, and bewildering beliefs of past civilizations. Join us as we dissect monumental misjudgments and ponder over cringe-worthy concepts, offering valuable insights for today's world. By dissecting cognitive biases and skewed risk assessments, we navigate through cognitive biases to foster rational decision-making. Tune in for an intellectually stimulating exploration into the uncertainties of the past and present

TRUM: Truth Really Undermines Me!

Comment expliquer qu'un jour, des gens ordinaires basculent et commettent l'irréparable ? C'est à cette question que va répondre France Bleu Paris. Jean Doridot vous emmène sur la scène de crime.

Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/sur-la-seine-de-crime/107-1?at_campaign=desc_podcast&at_medium=lien_RSS">Radio France</a>.

Comment expliquer qu'un jour, des gens ordinaires basculent et commettent l'irréparable ? C'est à cette question que va répondre France Bleu Paris. Jean Doridot vous emmène sur la scène de crime. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Comment expliquer qu'un jour, des gens ordinaires basculent et commettent l'irréparable ? C'est à cette question que va répondre France Bleu Paris. Jean Doridot vous emmène sur la scène de crime.

Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/sur-la-seine-de-crime/107-1?at_campaign=desc_podcast&amp;at_medium=lien_RSS" rel="noopener noreferrer">Radio France</a>.

Sur la Seine de Crime

An impartial investigation into the most controversial public policy issues facing Americans, answered by experts on both sides of the political aisle.

Factual Foundations of Policy

Welcome to QEZ, the comedy quiz show podcast where you win by being smart, or pretending that you are.
In every episode, host Lindsay Graham (no, not that Lindsey Graham) asks challenging questions to three comedian contestants. They must answer correctly—or bluff their way out.
It’s a mashup of Trivial Pursuit and Balderdash, with sprinklings of NPR’s Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me and BBC panel shows.
So, join us for three rounds of quick wits, outrageous lies and baffling trivia!

Welcome to QEZ, the comedy quiz show podcast where you win by being smart, or pretending that you are. In every episode, host Lindsay Graham (no, not that Lindsey Graham) asks challenging questions to three comedian contestants. They must answer correctly—or bluff their way out. It’s a mashup of Trivial Pursuit and Balderdash, with sprinklings of NPR’s Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me and BBC panel shows. So, join us for three rounds of quick wits, outrageous lies and baffling trivia!

Tenn and Swasti Buick (and the occasional special guest) talk about all things supernatural, paranormal, and true crime, bringing lesser heard stories to the forefront.

Tenn and Swasti Buick (and the occasional special guest) talk about all things supernatural, paranormal, and true crime, bringing lesser heard stories to the forefront.

Ectoplasm and Evil

Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was born on October 27, 1947, in Lorain, Ohio. Passed away today at the age of  76  in Greenwood Lake, NY. He spent his childhood in Batavia, New York, before attending Iowa State University. After completing his education, Anderson decided to serve his country by joining the United States Marine Corps, where he remained for six years. His time in the military would shape his character and provide him with valuable skills that he would later employ in his journalism career. Following his military service, Anderson pursued his passion for journalism. He began his career working for the Associated Press (AP), one of the world's leading news organizations. Anderson's talent and dedication to his craft did not go unnoticed, and he quickly rose through the ranks. In 1983, he was appointed as the AP's Middle East bureau chief, a position that would place him at the center of some of the most significant events in the region's history. Based in Beirut, Lebanon, Anderson found himself in the midst of the Lebanese Civil War, a complex and brutal conflict that had been raging since 1975. He also covered the Iran-Iraq War, another major conflict that shaped the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East in the 1980s. Anderson's reporting from the region was widely respected, and he became known for his in-depth analysis and fearless coverage of the events unfolding around him. However, Anderson's life would take a dramatic turn on March 16, 1985. On that day, he was abducted by members of the Islamic Jihad Organization, a Shiite militia group with close ties to Iran. The group had been responsible for the kidnapping of several other Western nationals in Lebanon, and Anderson would become their longest-held American captive. For the next 2,454 days, Anderson endured unimaginable hardships as a hostage. He was subjected to both physical and psychological torture, held in solitary confinement for extended periods, and forced to appear in propaganda videos designed to put pressure on the American government. Despite the immense challenges he faced, Anderson remained resilient, drawing on his inner strength and the hope of one day being reunited with his loved ones. Back in the United States, Anderson's sister, Peggy Say, emerged as a tireless advocate for her brother's release and the release of other American hostages being held in Lebanon. She met with numerous government officials, including President Ronald Reagan and members of Congress, to keep the issue of the hostages in the public eye. Say also made frequent media appearances, using her platform to raise awareness about the plight of her brother and the other captives. As the years passed, the political situation in the Middle East began to shift. The end of the Iran-Iraq War in 1988, coupled with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, created new opportunities for diplomatic efforts to secure the release of the hostages. In the early 1990s, the United Nations, along with countries such as Iran and Syria, engaged in a complex series of negotiations aimed at resolving the hostage crisis. Finally, on December 4, 1991, after nearly seven years in captivity, Terry Anderson was released. His freedom came as part of a larger deal that involved the release of several other Western hostages and the resolution of various political and diplomatic issues in the region. Anderson's release was met with great joy and relief by his family, friends, and colleagues, as well as by the American public, who had followed his story closely over the years. Upon returning to the United States, Anderson was greeted as a hero. He received a warm welcome from his family and friends, as well as from political leaders and the media. In the months and years that followed, Anderson began the process of rebuilding his life and coming to terms with the trauma he had experienced. One of the ways in which Anderson sought to make sense of his ordeal was by writing a memoir, "Den of Lions," which was published in 1993. In the book, Anderson recounted his experiences as a hostage in vivid detail, offering readers a firsthand account of the physical and emotional challenges he faced during his years in captivity. The memoir became a bestseller and helped to cement Anderson's status as a symbol of resilience and courage in the face of adversity. In the years following his release, Anderson became a vocal advocate for journalists' safety and press freedom. He recognized that his own experience as a hostage was not unique and that journalists around the world often faced grave dangers in the course of their work. To help address this issue, Anderson became involved with organizations such as the Committee to Protect Journalists, which works to defend the rights of journalists and promote press freedom worldwide. Anderson also shared his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of journalists, serving as a professor at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. In these roles, he sought to inspire and mentor young journalists, drawing on his own experiences to help them navigate the challenges and responsibilities of their chosen profession. Throughout his life, Terry Anderson has remained committed to the ideals of truth, justice, and freedom of expression. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the risks that journalists take in their pursuit of the truth and the importance of protecting press freedom as a cornerstone of democratic society. Anderson's legacy extends beyond his own personal story. His experience as a hostage in Lebanon helped to raise awareness about the plight of journalists working in dangerous and unstable regions around the world. It also highlighted the complex geopolitical forces that shape conflicts in the Middle East and beyond, and the role that journalists play in bringing these stories to light. Today, Terry Anderson continues to be remembered as a hero and an inspiration to journalists and advocates for press freedom everywhere. His courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to his profession have left an indelible mark on the world of journalism and serve as a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit in the face of even the most daunting challenges. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was born on October 27, 1947, in Lorain, Ohio. Passed away today at the age of 76 in Greenwood Lake, NY. He spent his childhood in Batavia, New York, before attending Iowa State University. After completing his education, Anderson decided to serve his country by joining the United States Marine Corps, where he remained for six years. His time in the military would shape his character and provide him with valuable skills that he would later employ in his journalism career. Following his military service, Anderson pursued his passion for journalism. He began his career working for the Associated Press (AP), one of the world's leading news organizations. Anderson's talent and dedication to his craft did not go unnoticed, and he quickly rose through the ranks. In 1983, he was appointed as the AP's Middle East bureau chief, a position that would place him at the center of some of the most significant events in the region's history. Based in Beirut, Lebanon, Anderson found himself in the midst of the Lebanese Civil War, a complex and brutal conflict that had been raging since 1975. He also covered the Iran-Iraq War, another major conflict that shaped the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East in the 1980s. Anderson's reporting from the region was widely respected, and he became known for his in-depth analysis and fearless coverage of the events unfolding around him. However, Anderson's life would take a dramatic turn on March 16, 1985. On that day, he was abducted by members of the Islamic Jihad Organization, a Shiite militia group with close ties to Iran. The group had been responsible for the kidnapping of several other Western nationals in Lebanon, and Anderson would become their longest-held American captive. For the next 2,454 days, Anderson endured unimaginable hardships as a hostage. He was subjected to both physical and psychological torture, held in solitary confinement for extended periods, and forced to appear in propaganda videos designed to put pressure on the American government. Despite the immense challenges he faced, Anderson remained resilient, drawing on his inner strength and the hope of one day being reunited with his loved ones. Back in the United States, Anderson's sister, Peggy Say, emerged as a tireless advocate for her brother's release and the release of other American hostages being held in Lebanon. She met with numerous government officials, including President Ronald Reagan and members of Congress, to keep the issue of the hostages in the public eye. Say also made frequent media appearances, using her platform to raise awareness about the plight of her brother and the other captives. As the years passed, the political situation in the Middle East began to shift. The end of the Iran-Iraq War in 1988, coupled with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, created new opportunities for diplomatic efforts to secure the release of the hostages. In the early 1990s, the United Nations, along with countries such as Iran and Syria, engaged in a complex series of negotiations aimed at resolving the hostage crisis. Finally, on December 4, 1991, after nearly seven years in captivity, Terry Anderson was released. His freedom came as part of a larger deal that involved the release of several other Western hostages and the resolution of various political and diplomatic issues in the region. Anderson's release was met with great joy and relief by his family, friends, and colleagues, as well as by the American public, who had followed his story closely over the years. Upon returning to the United States, Anderson was greeted as a hero. He received a warm welcome from his family and friends, as well as from political leaders and the media. In the months and years that followed, Anderson began the process of rebuilding his life and coming to terms with the trauma he had experienced. One of the ways in which Anderson sought to make sense of his ordeal was by writing a memoir, "Den of Lions," which was published in 1993. In the book, Anderson recounted his experiences as a hostage in vivid detail, offering readers a firsthand account of the physical and emotional challenges he faced during his years in captivity. The memoir became a bestseller and helped to cement Anderson's status as a symbol of resilience and courage in the face of adversity. In the years following his release, Anderson became a vocal advocate for journalists' safety and press freedom. He recognized that his own experience as a hostage was not unique and that journalists around the world often faced grave dangers in the course of their work. To help address this issue, Anderson became involved with organizations such as the Committee to Protect Journalists, which works to defend the rights of journalists and promote press freedom worldwide. Anderson also shared his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of journalists, serving as a professor at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. In these roles, he sought to inspire and mentor young journalists, drawing on his own experiences to help them navigate the challenges and responsibilities of their chosen profession. Throughout his life, Terry Anderson has remained committed to the ideals of truth, justice, and freedom of expression. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the risks that journalists take in their pursuit of the truth and the importance of protecting press freedom as a cornerstone of democratic society. Anderson's legacy extends beyond his own personal story. His experience as a hostage in Lebanon helped to raise awareness about the plight of journalists working in dangerous and unstable regions around the world. It also highlighted the complex geopolitical forces that shape conflicts in the Middle East and beyond, and the role that journalists play in bringing these stories to light. Today, Terry Anderson continues to be remembered as a hero and an inspiration to journalists and advocates for press freedom everywhere. His courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to his profession have left an indelible mark on the world of journalism and serve as a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit in the face of even the most daunting challenges. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was born on October 27, 1947, in Lorain, Ohio. Passed away today at the age of&nbsp; 76&nbsp; in Greenwood Lake, NY. He spent his childhood in Batavia, New York, before attending Iowa State University. After completing his education, Anderson decided to serve his country by joining the United States Marine Corps, where he remained for six years. His time in the military would shape his character and provide him with valuable skills that he would later employ in his journalism career. Following his military service, Anderson pursued his passion for journalism. He began his career working for the Associated Press (AP), one of the world's leading news organizations. Anderson's talent and dedication to his craft did not go unnoticed, and he quickly rose through the ranks. In 1983, he was appointed as the AP's Middle East bureau chief, a position that would place him at the center of some of the most significant events in the region's history. Based in Beirut, Lebanon, Anderson found himself in the midst of the Lebanese Civil War, a complex and brutal conflict that had been raging since 1975. He also covered the Iran-Iraq War, another major conflict that shaped the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East in the 1980s. Anderson's reporting from the region was widely respected, and he became known for his in-depth analysis and fearless coverage of the events unfolding around him. However, Anderson's life would take a dramatic turn on March 16, 1985. On that day, he was abducted by members of the Islamic Jihad Organization, a Shiite militia group with close ties to Iran. The group had been responsible for the kidnapping of several other Western nationals in Lebanon, and Anderson would become their longest-held American captive. For the next 2,454 days, Anderson endured unimaginable hardships as a hostage. He was subjected to both physical and psychological torture, held in solitary confinement for extended periods, and forced to appear in propaganda videos designed to put pressure on the American government. Despite the immense challenges he faced, Anderson remained resilient, drawing on his inner strength and the hope of one day being reunited with his loved ones. Back in the United States, Anderson's sister, Peggy Say, emerged as a tireless advocate for her brother's release and the release of other American hostages being held in Lebanon. She met with numerous government officials, including President Ronald Reagan and members of Congress, to keep the issue of the hostages in the public eye. Say also made frequent media appearances, using her platform to raise awareness about the plight of her brother and the other captives. As the years passed, the political situation in the Middle East began to shift. The end of the Iran-Iraq War in 1988, coupled with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, created new opportunities for diplomatic efforts to secure the release of the hostages. In the early 1990s, the United Nations, along with countries such as Iran and Syria, engaged in a complex series of negotiations aimed at resolving the hostage crisis. Finally, on December 4, 1991, after nearly seven years in captivity, Terry Anderson was released. His freedom came as part of a larger deal that involved the release of several other Western hostages and the resolution of various political and diplomatic issues in the region. Anderson's release was met with great joy and relief by his family, friends, and colleagues, as well as by the American public, who had followed his story closely over the years. Upon returning to the United States, Anderson was greeted as a hero. He received a warm welcome from his family and friends, as well as from political leaders and the media. In the months and years that followed, Anderson began the process of rebuilding his life and coming to terms with the trauma he had experienced. One of the ways in which Anderson sought to make sense of his ordeal was by writing a memoir, "Den of Lions," which was published in 1993. In the book, Anderson recounted his experiences as a hostage in vivid detail, offering readers a firsthand account of the physical and emotional challenges he faced during his years in captivity. The memoir became a bestseller and helped to cement Anderson's status as a symbol of resilience and courage in the face of adversity. In the years following his release, Anderson became a vocal advocate for journalists' safety and press freedom. He recognized that his own experience as a hostage was not unique and that journalists around the world often faced grave dangers in the course of their work. To help address this issue, Anderson became involved with organizations such as the Committee to Protect Journalists, which works to defend the rights of journalists and promote press freedom worldwide. Anderson also shared his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of journalists, serving as a professor at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. In these roles, he sought to inspire and mentor young journalists, drawing on his own experiences to help them navigate the challenges and responsibilities of their chosen profession. Throughout his life, Terry Anderson has remained committed to the ideals of truth, justice, and freedom of expression. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the risks that journalists take in their pursuit of the truth and the importance of protecting press freedom as a cornerstone of democratic society. Anderson's legacy extends beyond his own personal story. His experience as a hostage in Lebanon helped to raise awareness about the plight of journalists working in dangerous and unstable regions around the world. It also highlighted the complex geopolitical forces that shape conflicts in the Middle East and beyond, and the role that journalists play in bringing these stories to light. Today, Terry Anderson continues to be remembered as a hero and an inspiration to journalists and advocates for press freedom everywhere. His courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to his profession have left an indelible mark on the world of journalism and serve as a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit in the face of even the most daunting challenges. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Terry Anderson - Audio Biography

Als das Westfalenstadion 1974 pünktlich zur Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft eröffnet wurde, steckten die Borussen im sportlichen Existenzkampf.  50 Jahre später spielt der BVB im Konzert des europäischen Spitzenfußballs. In der Zwischenzeit haben Millionen von Fans unvergessliche Spiele im „schönsten Stadion der Welt“ erlebt. Sie haben mit ihrer Borussia große Siege und Meisterschaften gefeiert und sich auch über bittere Pleiten geärgert. Fest steht: Kein deutsches Stadion hat so eine Anziehungskraft, wie das Westfalenstadion mit seinen über 80 000 Fans; eine stimmgewaltige, schwarzgelbe Symbiose, die Gegner frösteln lässt und die eigenen Profis zu Höchstleistungen antreibt. Da fallen dann auch schon einmal in längst verloren geglaubten Partien unfassbare Last-Minute-Tore, die Spieler zu Helden werden lassen. Wir nehmen euch mit auf eine einzigartige Zeitreise. Jede Woche stellen wir ein neues Highlight aus „50 Jahren Westfalenstadion“ vor. Wir sprechen mit Zeitzeugen und beteiligten BVB-Profis, lassen Fans und Spieler zu Wort kommen und zeichnen die einmalige Atmosphäre hör- und spürbar nach.

Als das Westfalenstadion 1974 pünktlich zur Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft eröffnet wurde, steckten die Borussen im sportlichen Existenzkampf. 50 Jahre später spielt der BVB im Konzert des europäischen Spitzenfußballs. In der Zwischenzeit haben Millionen von Fans unvergessliche Spiele im „schönsten Stadion der Welt“ erlebt. Sie haben mit ihrer Borussia große Siege und Meisterschaften gefeiert und sich auch über bittere Pleiten geärgert. Fest steht: Kein deutsches Stadion hat so eine Anziehungskraft, wie das Westfalenstadion mit seinen über 80 000 Fans; eine stimmgewaltige, schwarzgelbe Symbiose, die Gegner frösteln lässt und die eigenen Profis zu Höchstleistungen antreibt. Da fallen dann auch schon einmal in längst verloren geglaubten Partien unfassbare Last-Minute-Tore, die Spieler zu Helden werden lassen. Wir nehmen euch mit auf eine einzigartige Zeitreise. Jede Woche stellen wir ein neues Highlight aus „50 Jahren Westfalenstadion“ vor. Wir sprechen mit Zeitzeugen und beteiligten BVB-Profis, lassen Fans und Spieler zu Wort kommen und zeichnen die einmalige Atmosphäre hör- und spürbar nach.

50 Jahre Westfalenstadion - 50 schwarzgelbe Momente

Title: "Jazz Song" A Musical Journey Through History and Style"Description: "Jazz Song" is a captivating and informative podcast that delves deep into the rich world of jazz music, exploring its fascinating history, diverse styles, and timeless hits. Weather you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or just starting your jazz exploration, "Jazz Song " provides an accessible and enjoyable way to learn about and appreciate the beauty, history, and artistry of jazz music. Tune in and let the smooth sounds of jazz transport you to a world where every note tells a story.

Title: "Jazz Song" A Musical Journey Through History and Style"Description: "Jazz Song" is a captivating and informative podcast that delves deep into the rich world of jazz music, exploring its fascinating history, diverse styles, and timeless hits.Weather you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or just starting your jazz exploration, "Jazz Song " provides an accessible and enjoyable way to learn about and appreciate the beauty, history, and artistry of jazz music. Tune in and let the smooth sounds of jazz transport you to a world where every note tells a story.

Title: "Jazz Song" A Musical Journey Through History and Style"Description: "Jazz Song" is a captivating and informative podcast that delves deep into the rich world of jazz music, exploring its fascinating history, diverse styles, and timeless hits. Weather you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or just starting your jazz exploration, "Jazz Song " provides an accessible and enjoyable way to learn about and appreciate the beauty, history, and artistry of jazz music. Tune in and let the smooth sounds of jazz transport you to a world where every note tells a story.

Jazz Song

Welcome to the Jesus In The Cities YouTube/Podcast. Hosted by Josiah Morrow and Zachary Saint-Jean. Our question is what is Jesus doing in your city? The goal of this channel is for the world to know Jesus, and to encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ to walk in the purpose or calling that God has on their lives.&nbsp; We strive to do this by going out and preaching the gospel. Inviting brothers and sisters in Christ on to share their testimonies and what Jesus is doing in their life and their community(both locally and globally). Exhorting/ honoring brothers and sisters in Christ who are laboring for the kingdom. Engaging in those tough topics that people don’t want to talk about, and lastly but certainly not the least Bible studies.&nbsp; Our hope is that by seeing other brothers and sisters all around the world walking in their purpose and callings that it will cause a hunger for others to want to do the same. What Jesus does in one city He can do for another. If you feel led to or you see the vision that God has given, join the family.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to the Jesus In The Cities YouTube/Podcast. Hosted by Josiah Morrow and Zachary Saint-Jean. Our question is what is Jesus doing in your city? The goal of this channel is for the world to know Jesus, and to encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ to walk in the purpose or calling that God has on their lives.  We strive to do this by going out and preaching the gospel. Inviting brothers and sisters in Christ on to share their testimonies and what Jesus is doing in their life and their community(both locally and globally). Exhorting/ honoring brothers and sisters in Christ who are laboring for the kingdom. Engaging in those tough topics that people don’t want to talk about, and lastly but certainly not the least Bible studies.  Our hope is that by seeing other brothers and sisters all around the world walking in their purpose and callings that it will cause a hunger for others to want to do the same. What Jesus does in one city He can do for another. If you feel led to or you see the vision that God has given, join the family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Jesus In The Cities YouTube/Podcast. Hosted by Josiah Morrow and Zachary Saint-Jean. Our question is what is Jesus doing in your city? The goal of this channel is for the world to know Jesus, and to encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ to walk in the purpose or calling that God has on their lives.&nbsp; We strive to do this by going out and preaching the gospel. Inviting brothers and sisters in Christ on to share their testimonies and what Jesus is doing in their life and their community(both locally and globally). Exhorting/ honoring brothers and sisters in Christ who are laboring for the kingdom. Engaging in those tough topics that people don’t want to talk about, and lastly but certainly not the least Bible studies.&nbsp; Our hope is that by seeing other brothers and sisters all around the world walking in their purpose and callings that it will cause a hunger for others to want to do the same. What Jesus does in one city He can do for another. If you feel led to or you see the vision that God has given, join the family. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Jesus In The Cities Podcast

Let’s talk about it! This podcast is a continuation of Dr. Nzingha Williams’ dissertation of the relationship between career and technical education (CTE) and Black Americans. Filtering the discussion with history of black leaders like Booker T. Washington and WEB DuBois to guide the discussion of perception and choice.

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Schloß Schönbrunn - Komnaty reprezentacyjne na I piętrze

Политес

Historacing Podcast

Discover the Best Sellers Audiobooks in History, 20th Century

白话资治通鉴

L'Italia ascolta il Piave

Physicians' Gallery

5 Minutes With Mike

Acorde a la Historia

Durand Now

Arqtemis

Heartland Heathens

Narraciones de Paco Calderón

GEORGES

HISTORICAL HISTORY

Lost Giants

講臺

La Storia delle donne

Era un invisibile

Roots & Revelation

Regards sur l'altermondialisme

茶博士 | 评书连播

Lena im Lost Place

Isrec Bergamo - podcast

TRUM: Truth Really Undermines Me!

Sur la Seine de Crime

Factual Foundations of Policy

QEZ

Ectoplasm and Evil

Terry Anderson - Audio Biography

50 Jahre Westfalenstadion - 50 schwarzgelbe Momente

Jazz Song

Jesus In The Cities Podcast

CTE in Color

The Lone Ranger was a western adventure

QU Netter: The First Decade

Historiando em Novo Barreiro

ಕಾರ್ಮಿಕ ಕಾನೂನುಗಳ ಸಹಿಷ್ಣುತೆ - Kannada (EOLL)

Reframing America

Sindicatos

Podcast FORUM

STORY of AMERICA

The Ancient Paths Podcast

Podcast Archives - Life Of The Caesars

The Scrapbook History Podcast

MArCHE STORIE

TANGtalks: An Exploration into Women's Rights

Noventeando - Los 90's en Puerto Rico

Snackable History

ECOS DEL TERROR