023: Germans and Romans VII: Germans in the Roman Empire

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023: Germans and Romans VII: Germans in the Roman Empire

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Germanic peoples were influenced by Rome for centuries. A brief look at German romanization before the Great Migration Period. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Oct 12, 2015

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005 Earliest Modern Humans: Earliest modern humans to the ancestors of people living there now. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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003 Neanderthals: Who was there first? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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019: Germans and Romans IV: Teutoburg Forest: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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004: EN Homo Heidelbergensis and Otto Schoetensack: Homo Heidelbergensis and its discovery. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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002 Proto-Germanic: The first way I'll track the Germans is by language. Today we look at the beginnings of Germanic languages. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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History of Germany Introduction: An introduction to the History of Germany Podcast. I go over the scope and beginning of this project. More about Travis J. Dow at http://podcastnik.com Twitter @podcastnik @germanypodcast For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/pr... by History of Germany Podcast
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014: History of Antisemitism in Germany: How the persecution of Jews has changed over history in Germany. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
43 min listen
030: Franks I: Merovingians: A summary of everything we've mentioned about the Franks so far, and an introduction up to the Merovingians. by History of Germany Podcast
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017: Germans and Romans II: Ariovistus and the Suebi vs. Caesar: Ariovistus crosses the Rhine with the Suebi. Caesar didn't think much of that. by History of Germany Podcast
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008: Celts I: The Prequel: First episode on my miniseries of the Celts: Where did the Celts come from? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
23 min listen
Laszlo from the China History Podcast chats over Tea: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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006: Ötzi: Ötzi the Iceman from 3300 BCE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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012: Celts IV: Celts and Romans: Fourth and last episode on my miniseries of the Celts: La Tene meet Romans: The end of the continental Celts. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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009: Celts II: Urnfield Culture: Second episode on my miniseries of the Celts: Life in Bronze Age Germany. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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016: Germans and Romans I: Cimbrian Wars: First episode on the Germans and Romans. The first contact between them did not end well for the Romans... but it ended even worse for the Cimbri. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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013: Martin Luther and His 95 Thesis: This is from an interview with Der Buddler from the German archeological podcast Angegraben... except translated into English. October 31st Martin Luther nailed his 95 thesis to the Castle Church door in Wittenberg. Or did he? For information regardi... by History of Germany Podcast
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028: Life in the GDR: A special episode for the German class of Frau Enright at ASU. One episode can barely scratch the surface of what it was like to live in East Germany, but I try. by History of Germany Podcast
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011: Halloween Special: Stories from my ghost tour days. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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007: Sky Disk of Nebra: from an Interview with Der Buddler: I did a pilgrimage to Wittenberg, but not because of Martin Luther, instead to meet the Buddler, the host of Angegraben (German Podcast) and das Geheime Kabinett (aslo a German podcast), to learn more of the Sky Disk of Nebra. Anyway, the Sky Disk of ... by History of Germany Podcast
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010: Celts III: Hallstatt and Proto-Celts: Third episode on my miniseries of the Celts: Iron Age Celts up to Roman sources. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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015: German Beer Purity Law: For your beer to be what it is you have a lot to thank for the 600 year old Deutsches Bierreinheitsgebot. A.k.a the German Beer Purity Law. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy by History of Germany Podcast
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Travis Makes Candy (help!): Travis is no longer a tech writer and is now learning how to make candy in Germany, so he can start a business in Oregon. And he has a boyfriend, Toby. Pete Collman is working overtime creating Past Access on YouTube. We could use your help! → GoFund... by History of Germany Podcast
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022: Germans and Romans VI: Gothic and German Christianity with Steven Guerra: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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027: Lombards and the Iron Crown: Setting the Lombards up for the Franks to conquer. by History of Germany Podcast
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020: Germans and Romans V: German Paganism: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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025: Germans and Romans IX: End of Rome... and of East Germanic Tribes: In this epic episode I try to end this miniseries on Germans and Romans. Which covering the Goths, Vandals, Burgundias, and sackings of Rome. We're now setting the stage for the Early Middle Ages by History of Germany Podcast
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024: Germans and Romans VIII: German Hostile Aquisition with Jamie Redfern: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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021: Inside the Secret Cabinet with der Buddler: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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018: Germans and Romans III: Caesars Bridges: The History of the German Peoples by History of Germany Podcast
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026: Frisian Freedom: While the rest of the Frankish Empire was building castles and tried to make it to knighthood--not so with the Frisians. They would have none of it and instead chose Democracy. In the 9th century! by History of Germany Podcast
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