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Baltic Sea

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Sep 11, 2026

Bruno KaufmannCORRESPONDENT
7:21
I mean, you have to see that Sweden really changed during these last four years from being a neutral country over more than two hundred years now being part of NATO.
Bruno KaufmannCORRESPONDENT
7:31
And this issue isn't an issue which is discussed because there's such a, a great agreement about that, uh, uh, this, this threat from, from Russia is a threat, uh, to Sweden as well as to NATO, as to the Baltic Sea.
Bruno KaufmannCORRESPONDENT
7:45
And, and, uh, we may, may listen to, to the, to, to the, uh, clip from the for, from the defense minister who describing that how Swedes are thinking about these issues.
Pål JonsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:56
I always lose much more sleep about not conveying that the, the things are risky than trying to scaremonger.
Elena DanaanGUEST
30:09
The Druid, the Celtic one, which is the Druid way.
Elena DanaanGUEST
30:15
And the north, north semi, because the bloodline of this body is from the Baltic Sea, the island of Gotland.
Elena DanaanGUEST
30:23
And it comes from a line of shamanic, shaman women of Vova.
Elena DanaanGUEST
30:30
So my granny taught me that.
Matt BorieGUEST
17:16
There may be a s- a some decrease in the, the amount of overflights, uh, to Russia by Asian carriers that may still be using the polar routes.
Matt BorieGUEST
17:26
There may be some reroutes, though, where instead of flying from the Gulf States up through the Caucus Region and, and Kazakhstan, and then, uh, from, uh, east to west in Russia, that more airlines go through Eastern Europe and then up through the Baltic Sea a- and that corridor, though it's a longer route.
Matt BorieGUEST
17:45
I think what's more likely is you'll see airlines start to limit the number of flights that they have potentially, rather than a blanket cancellation.
Matt BorieGUEST
17:55
They would probably be reviewing their flights at night, because again, that still is where most of the activity's happening, so reducing their risk profile and exposure by limiting flights to certain time periods during the day.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
5:44
It didn't take long for the dramatic developments in the Russian capital, renamed Petrograd during the Great War, to reach Finland.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
5:51
In the evening of Friday, March 16th, the sailors in the Baltic Sea Fleet who were stationed in Finland mutinied and turned on their own officers.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
6:00
Dozens of these officers were murdered, often in the open street.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
6:05
Many of the inhabitants of Helsinki who witnessed the eruption of this violence were shocked by it.

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Mikael ShainkmanHOST
25:20
Berlin hoped that aiding the white side would help them build a power base in Finland from which they'd be able to attack Russia.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
25:27
From the Finnish border, the Germans only had a short march across the Karelian Isthmus to attack the Russian capital.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
25:35
After the war, the Germans also hoped that Finland would become an ally to Germany, increasing German influence in the Baltic Sea.
Mikael ShainkmanHOST
25:43
On November 27th, a little more than a week after the end of the general strike, a new senate was formed.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
64:16
He won brilliant victories over the Hospodar of Wallachia and forced him to surrender considerable parts of his territory.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
64:23
His conquests in Livonia on the Baltic Sea were far more valuable.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
64:28
The Teutonic Order at the beginning of the sixteenth century held the former possessions of the Order of the Sword, Livonia, Estonia, and Courland, which it entrusted to the administration of a special commander.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
64:40
At the time of the Reformation, this commander was the heroic Walter of Plattenburg, who on the secularization of the Order in Prussia separated from Prussia and in spite of the inroads of Protestantism into his territory remained loyal to the old faith.

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Piotr NaterNARRATOR
130:25
So Christian IV was disposed to listen to overtures of peace, though the terms he granted the Swedes were quite severe.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
130:32
By the Treaty of Knerot, January 1613, Gustavus renounced his sovereignty over Lapland and redeemed Elfsborg, the only Swedish port on the North Sea, at a cost of a million Reichstalers, not inconsiderable sum for the times.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
130:49
To guard against the return of such humiliations, Gustavus contracted an alliance of fifteen years with the States General of the Netherlands, but with a keen eye to the future stipulated that it should in no wise affect the supremacy and control of the Baltic Sea.
Piotr NaterNARRATOR
131:04
The Dutch envoys described the young king as slender in figure, shapely, with a pale complexion, somewhat long features, light hair, and a pointed blonde beard.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
29:19
But remember my answer when I said about European taking a more important role for the conventional defense of Europe.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
29:31
We should give the same attention to the Black Sea and to the Baltic Sea.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
29:36
And participating in Ankara, I had the chance to participate in some discussions with the think tanks Regarding that, and everybody agreed that there was a lot of attention given to the Baltic Sea, which is important and which is great.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
29:56
And there are a lot of lessons we can learn from what NATO is doing in the Baltic Sea in order to apply them also in the Black Sea.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
30:06
It has to be the same deterrence across the whole continuum, but the operational issues are different.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
30:14
Black Sea is different from the Baltic Sea.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
30:16
Conditions are different in the Black Sea that are in the Baltic Sea.
Daniel PetrescuGUEST
30:21
Unfortunately, at this moment, the moment we talk, Black Sea is part of the joint operation area of the Russians in attacking Ukraine.
Barbara Jane HannanGUEST
32:53
Now, and I had to put the story together.
Barbara Jane HannanGUEST
32:56
What happened? Why was he shot down? What was this prison camp like? How did he get out of this prison camp and end up in France? He was in a prison camp clear up in the Baltic, Stalag Luft 1 on the Baltic, way up on the Baltic Sea.
Barbara Jane HannanGUEST
33:13
There were no allied armies anywhere near him.
Barbara Jane HannanGUEST
33:16
This was Russian territory.
Elena DanaanGUEST
35:59
I've been training two different shamanic traditions, which are the same methods, same things.
Elena DanaanGUEST
36:08
The druid, the Celtic one, which is the druid way, And the North, North Sami, because the bloodline of this body is from the Baltic Sea, the island of Gotland.
Elena DanaanGUEST
36:22
And it comes from a line of shamanic, shaman women of Vova.
Elena DanaanGUEST
36:28
So my granny taught me that.
Oliver HartwigHOST
30:21
And by the way, not just that, they want to restart the economic trading relationship between Germany and Russia.
Oliver HartwigHOST
30:28
So part of the AFD's manifesto is actually to reopen the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea so that Germany can once again become dependent on Russian gas.
Damien GrantHOST
30:37
So let's go back to the immediate aftermath of the Russian invasion.
Damien GrantHOST
30:41
If you were to ignore the AFD, because I don't think the AFD is irrelevant.
Richard VaughanHOST
25:56
We need to find, uh, other people who s-- who disagree.
Richard VaughanHOST
26:01
I remember from our last chat about the Baltic Sea.
Carlos HoyosGUEST
26:05
Yeah.
Richard VaughanHOST
26:05
There are a lot of historians that have attacked that, uh, that, um, theory.

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