<p>An expected selection of historical topics this week, starting with my fact of the week and a touch on revolution in On This Day. The heart of the matter is constitutions. Are they always written? Did the USSR have one? What did they look like in Germany? Listen to find out the answers to some of these questions!</p><p>Presented by: </p><ul><li>Matthew Carter</li></ul><ul><li>Ali Aldous</li></ul><ul><li>Anita Mancini</li></ul>

An expected selection of historical topics this week, starting with my fact of the week and a touch on revolution in On This Day. The heart of the matter is constitutions. Are they always written? Did the USSR have one? What did they look like in Germany? Listen to find out the answers to some of these questions! Presented by: Matthew CarterAli AldousAnita Mancini

Trains, Planes and Constitutions

The world of history has the potential to be a confusing place. So why not let me and my trusty band of similarly history mad friends lead you through the mists of time in a funny way. Every show is guaranteed to end up not quite where we thought it would! I'm Matt Carter and welcome to It All Ends In History.

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