SPECIAL - The House of Vasa

History of the World podcast

Chris Hasler

History

4.8 • 971 Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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1523 - 1668 - The House of Vasa was predominantly the royal house of Sweden, but also of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Its greatest member was Gustavus Adolphus the Great. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historyoftheworldpodcast/message

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0:00.0	This is the History of the World Podcast with me Chris Hasler.
0:13.8	Need to satisfy a hungry mind?
0:16.8	Every week your brain on facts brings you science.
0:20.4	Why does mint feel cold?
0:22.0	History.
0:23.0	King Charles II of Spain was so inbred, his family didn't bother educating him.
0:27.0	Music.
0:28.0	Many hit songs and even entire albums were written for revenge.
0:32.0	Technology. The first video game was albums were written for revenge.
0:33.0	Technology.
0:34.0	The first video game was made on an oscilloscope in 1958.
0:37.0	And every other topic under the sun.
0:39.0	Look for Your Brain on Facts on your favorite podcast app or at your brain on Facts.com.
0:44.8	Well that was Moxie Labouche from the Your Brain on Facts
0:50.0	podcast and if you've never listened to it before give it a try it's very good really is very good
0:56.4	I listened to the the one on the history of board games recently and it really does sort of cover a lot of the areas that we've
1:03.8	covered and a lot of the time periods and civilizations that we've recovered.
1:08.1	Very interesting to listen to. Give it a try. This week on the History of the World podcast we're going to be doing
1:14.4	something a little bit different. It's not volume three this week. Instead it's a special
1:21.6	episode and this special episode is on the House of Vassa. The So I found a So fundamentally we are going to be centered on the Scandinavian Peninsula
1:59.3	during this episode and the Scandinavian Peninsula today is where we find the countries of
2:05.8	Norway and Sweden. During the 14th century Norway and Sweden would be linked together by having monarchs. In the Magnus Yerixen of Sweden became the King of Norway and he will be co-ruler with his son
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