The Pete Quiñones Show
Episode 952: World War 1 - Part 1 - Introduction w/ Thomas777
Sep 24, 2023
Thomas777, a revisionist historian and fiction writer, joins Pete to start a series on 'The Great War,' World War 1. They discuss the background of the Serbian government, the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, and the influence of the Serbian army in radical ideologies.
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- Serbian nationalism, rooted in historical aspirations for a unified empire, heavily influenced Serbian politics and foreign policy.
- Russia's close ties with Serbia and its desire to protect Slavic populations played a significant role in escalating tensions that led to World War I.
Deep dives
The Complex History of Serbia and its Dynasties
The podcast episode delves into the history of Serbia and its dynasties, exploring the power struggles, assassinations, and political maneuverings that shaped the country. It discusses the emergence of political parties in the 19th century and the challenges of parliamentary democracy. The episode highlights key figures like Black George and Milan Obrenovic, who played significant roles in the political landscape. Additionally, it provides an overview of Serbia's nationalistic aspirations and its connections to the Russian Empire.
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