Who Did What

Who Did What

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Who Did What episodes

  • Encore: How Caesar’s Ambition Broke Roman Politics
    In this episode, we dive into the political tensions that erupted when Caesar defied the Senate. In this episode, we illustrate how personal rivalry escalated into systemic ruin.

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    6 min
  • Encore: Iran–Iraq War: How Eight Years of Slaughter Changed Nothing
    In this episode, we unpack the devastating eight-year conflict between Iran and Iraq and examine why, despite the immense human cost, so little fundamentally shifted in the region. We'll explore the origins and key events of the war, drawing conclusions on its lasting, yet often overlooked, legacy.

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    9 min
  • Encore: How Ivan the Terrible Ruled by Force
    In this episode, we walk through the violent practices Ivan used to enforce obedience. In this episode, we outline the consequences of his heavy-handed rule.

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    5 min
  • Encore: Vietnam: How a Guerrilla War Became a Superpower Showdown
    In this episode, we unpack how the conflict in Vietnam, originally a struggle waged by guerrilla fighters, escalated into a major confrontation involving the world's leading powers. We examine the key turning points and motivations that transformed a local conflict into a global battleground.

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    14 min
  • Encore: Why Salamis Saved the Greek World
    In this episode, we trace the chain reaction set off by the Greek victory. We examine how preventing Persian dominance preserved Greek political and cultural growth.

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    5 min

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Forget dry dates and dusty textbooks. We dive into the messy, chaotic, and often hilarious side of the past. This isn't about the "Great Men" of history; it’s a deep dive into scandal, overlooked…