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Sep 11, 2026
Woman and the War-Frances Evelyn (Daisy) Greville
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6:33Eleonora BettenzoliNARRATOR
Chapter One: King Edwards and the Kaiser.
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6:38Eleonora BettenzoliNARRATOR
Since the war began, I have read numerous extracts from the press of Germany and from the contributions of German writers to American papers, stating in the most unequivocal terms that the late King Edward devoted his political sagacity to the task of isolating Germany, that he promoted alliances to that end, and that he deliberately sought to compass the destruction of the German Empire.
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7:08Eleonora BettenzoliNARRATOR
At first, I took these remarks to be no more than the rather unfortunate outpourings of the uninformed.
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7:17Eleonora BettenzoliNARRATOR
But I have seen of late that they have been repeated with great insistence until there is a danger that they will become an article of faith, not alone in Germany, but in other countries where Germans have a sympathetic following.
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179:09Astrid WeinmannNARRATOR
It is the purpose of the dominant caste to keep woman in subjection, to restrict her activities to the kitchen, the cradle, and the church, even to deny her the mental and the physical development that might tend to lead her to revolt.
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179:26Astrid WeinmannNARRATOR
Woman may find a limited salvation in the conduct of a business.
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179:31Astrid WeinmannNARRATOR
Throughout the German Empire, not far short of a million women conduct commercial enterprises of one kind or another, and collectively they strive with some success to better the physical and moral conditions under which their sisters live.
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179:49Astrid WeinmannNARRATOR
No effort of which they have yet been capable has accomplished more than this.
Heinrich Hoffmann - The Man Who Made Hitler Famous Documentary
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1:24speaker_1NARRATOR
Heinrich Hoffmann, the man who made Hitler famous.
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1:42speaker_1NARRATOR
The man known to history as Heinrich Hoffmann was born on the 12th of September 1885 in the town of Fürth, in the Bavaria region of the German Empire, a suburb of the larger city of Nuremberg.
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2:00speaker_1NARRATOR
His father was Robert Hoffmann, a photographer by trade who came from a family that had engaged in that craft for decades, effectively having been pioneers of professional photography in Bavaria.
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2:15speaker_1NARRATOR
Heinrich's mother was Maria Hoffmann.
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4:01speaker_1NARRATOR
In many ways, the Second Industrial Revolution was far more transformative of Western society than the First Industrial Revolution that ran from about 1770 to 1840. while the earlier version introduced the concept of factories and steam power, followed by railways and steamships.
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4:23speaker_1NARRATOR
The second industrial revolution led to electrification, the advent of telecommunications through the telephone and telegraph, as well as the mass extension of the railway networks across Europe and the Americas, and machine tooling.
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4:40speaker_1NARRATOR
Germany in particular benefited from the Second Industrial Revolution after the unifying of the country to form the German Empire in 1871.
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4:52speaker_1NARRATOR
What was especially significant in all of the technological breakthroughs being made every year was the development of photography.
Events of 1848, Especially in Their Relation to Great Britain-Richard Monckton Milnes
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80:15Bryn RobertsNARRATOR
Petersburg? The fear of the consequences of this contact is most just on both sides, and it is an interesting point in diplomatic history to observe how unwilling the European states have been to recognize Russia as a substantive European power.
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80:33Bryn RobertsNARRATOR
Till the commencement of the French Revolution, her attempts to procure an influence in the domestic affairs of the German Empire were without success.
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80:42Bryn RobertsNARRATOR
The German states, having encountered with determined opposition the pretensions of Russia to the title of guarantee of the Treaty of Westphalia, which she claimed by a forced interpretation of a passage in the Treaty of Teschen, It is in the memory of the present generation with what courteous disregard the proposals of mediation in the agitations of Europe from the young and enthusiastic Emperor Alexander were received by the Allies, and how it required all the insanity of Napoleon's ambition to bring the Russian army to the gates of Paris.
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81:19Bryn RobertsNARRATOR
but from that time russia took her undisputed seat in the councils of europe and cannot be expected to resume an isolation offensive to her pride however beneficial to her own true interests and those of the civilized world The future of Slavonic Austria will no doubt multiply the points of contact, and the far-sighted politician would probably fix on the circumstances connected with that relation as the main source of peril to the tranquil advancement of Europe.
The Rise And Fall Of Adolf Hitler: A Complete Story
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15:35speaker_3NARRATOR
To the east against the Russians and to the west against Britain, France and Belgium.
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15:41speaker_3NARRATOR
Hitler had joined the army in support of the German Empire.
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15:46speaker_3NARRATOR
The experience of war would change the trajectory of his life and in turn the lives of millions of others forever.
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15:55speaker_3NARRATOR
Having failed as an artist, Hitler found himself in Munich, a city in the modern German Empire.
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16:01speaker_3NARRATOR
He signed up to the German army and was sent to the Western Front.
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16:06speaker_3NARRATOR
Here, he found Germany at war with Britain and its allies.
How to Build an Authoritarian Regime
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27:03Julian WallerGUEST
They're based on confidence from the monarch, right? And so you have the top-down as opposed to bottom-up set of choice structures, right, for choosing who ultimately makes decisions.
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27:14Julian WallerGUEST
What's fun is is that the authoritarian constitutional monarchy was invented in more or less the second half of the 19th century in Europe, in places like Austria, Hungary, in Imperial Germany and elsewhere to try to square the circle of the fact that they couldn't avoid elections.
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27:34Julian WallerGUEST
They couldn't avoid not having a parliament that normatively was no longer possible.
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27:38Julian WallerGUEST
And due to the way these states were formed, you needed to have them.
Can Austrian economics fix Zionism?
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18:48Jorge BesadaGUEST
That is why Ludwig von Mises, who is Jewish, that's why he has the von in his name, because Mises' grandfather, I think, was one of the first Jews, you know, to get the nobility title, because the Austro-Hungarian Empire was giving Jews equal rights.
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19:03Jorge BesadaGUEST
Now, the German Empire, same thing, 1860, they got equal rights.
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19:08Jorge BesadaGUEST
The Ottoman Empire, where the Muslims ran the show, they also gave Jews, you know, equal rights under the law.
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19:14Jorge BesadaGUEST
England, France, all of these places.
Peeps at People - Being Certain Papers from the Writings of Anne Warrington Witherup (Dramatic Reading)-John Kendrick Bangs
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31:54Kay HandVOICE_ACTOR
He could be interviewed incognito, however, as Mr. William Hohenzollern, if that would suit my wishes.
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32:01Kay HandVOICE_ACTOR
I replied instantly that it was not Mr. William Hohenzollern that I wished to interview, but the German Emperor, and unless I could see him as emperor, I did not wish to see him at all.
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32:11Kay HandVOICE_ACTOR
I added that I might come incognito myself if all that was necessary to make the whole thing regular was that I should appear to be on a social level with him.
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32:19Kay HandVOICE_ACTOR
And instead of calling as Miss Witherup, I could call as the Marchioness of Sputen Deweyville, or if he preferred, Princess of Harlem Heights.
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39:53speaker_11UNKNOWN
"We have not yet read the morning papers, Princess,"
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39:57Kay HandVOICE_ACTOR
He said.
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39:58speaker_11UNKNOWN
"But we judge from what we saw in the society news of last night's Fliegende Zeitung that there will be a military ball at Peking shortly, and that the affair will end brilliantly with a, a, a German."
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40:13Kay HandVOICE_ACTOR
"Good," said I, "and you will really fight England?"
Footnote to History Eight Years of Trouble in Samoa-Robert Louis Stevenson
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48:12AlistairNARRATOR
Had it so remained it would still have been a cutthroat quarrel.
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48:16AlistairNARRATOR
But when the consulate appeared to be concerned, when the warships of the German empire were thought to fetch and carry for the firm, the rage of the independent traders broke beyond restraint.
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48:27AlistairNARRATOR
And largely from the national touchiness and intemperate speech of German clerks, this scramble among dollar hunters assumed the appearance of an interracial war.
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48:38AlistairNARRATOR
The firm, with the indomitable Weber at its head and the consulate at its back, there has been the chief enemy at Samoa.
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77:14AlistairNARRATOR
High chiefs were seen to dance, and the day found the house carpeted with slumbering grandees, who must be roused, doctored with coffee and sent home.
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77:25AlistairNARRATOR
As a first chapter in the history of Polynesian confederation it was hardly cheering, and Laopepa remarked to one of the embassy, with equal dignity and sense, If you have come here to teach my people to drink, I wish you had stayed away.
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77:44AlistairNARRATOR
The Germans looked on from the first with natural irritation that a power of the powerlessness of Hawaii should thus profit by its undeniable footing in the family of nations, and send embassies, and make believe to have a navy, and bark and snap at the heels of the great German Empire.
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78:03AlistairNARRATOR
But Becker could not prevent the hunted Laopepa from taking refuge in any hole that offered, and he could afford to smile at the fantastic orgy in the embassy.
Eugenics and Other Evils-G. K. Chesterton
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4:08Ray ClareNARRATOR
If parts of my book are nearly nine years old, most of their principles and proceedings are a great deal older.
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4:16Ray ClareNARRATOR
They can offer us nothing but the same stuffy science, the same bullying bureaucracy, and the same terrorism by tenth-rate professors that have led the German Empire to its recent conspicuous triumph.
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4:31Ray ClareNARRATOR
For that reason, three years after the war with Prussia, I collect and publish these papers.
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4:41Ray ClareNARRATOR
Part One, The False Theory, Chapter One, What is Eugenics? The wisest thing in the world is to cry out before you are hurt.
Exploring The Forbidden Ruins Of Hitler’s Eastern Headquarters
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11:45Johnny WhitlamGUEST
He has successfully invaded huge parts of Europe.
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11:48Johnny WhitlamGUEST
He's beaten the old enemy, as the Germans called them, France, Germany came together, the German Empire, after defeating France.
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11:56Johnny WhitlamGUEST
France was one of the big enemies during the First World War, and they've been taken in a matter of months.
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12:01Johnny WhitlamGUEST
His generals have told him not to do X, Y, and Z, and he's pushed ahead and done it his own way.
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