The History of the World Podcast, written and presented by Chris Hasler.

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Welcome to another history of the world podcast, magazine,

where we will be looking back over the history of this very podcast. as I mentioned last week the history of the

world podcast is now in its sixth year which means we now have a good library

of episodes from which to explore when we're waiting for new

episodes to come out so I'm hoping that this weekend coming will be our last

special episode before we resume volume 4.

So we're presenting an episode on

Historiography, which is the study of history writing and that will be hopefully coming this weekend

But in the meantime we're gonna look back over history of the world Podcast episodes of years gone by and I've picked out a few interesting ones for you again this week.

Our first dive back into history this week will be the episode from two years ago

when the History of the World Podcast was summarising the classical world and we spoke briefly

about the period around the fall of the Western Roman Empire, so the traditional Roman Empire, the end of that and

what was going on surrounding that and what happened in the aftermath.

So let's go back now and listen to that story. Central Europe was now dominated by the Huns who had displaced many Germanic tribes and limited

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