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History Atlas with David Clark

History Atlas with David Clark

著者: David Clark
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Welcome to History Atlas with David Clark — a journey across time, power, and civilization.

Each episode, historian and storyteller David Clark guides you through the rise and fall of nations, the strategies behind great wars, and the untold stories that shaped our world.

From the frozen steppes of Russia to the ancient empires of Asia, from revolutions to cold wars — discover history not as a list of dates, but as living stories of ambition, courage, and fate.

Subscribe now, and explore how yesterday’s battles built today’s world.

© 2025 History Atlas with David Clark
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  • Understanding Russia:A Thousand Years Between East and West
    2025/10/26

    Why is Russia so hard to understand — even for the experts? From its vast empire to its shifting identity between East and West, Russia’s story is one of power, paradox, and destiny. Join historian David Clark as he unpacks a thousand years of ambition, conflict, and transformation — revealing how Russia became the force it is today.

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    6 分
  • Origins:Where Does Russia’s Story Begin
    2025/10/26

    This episode takes you back to where Russia’s story truly began — on the vast plains between Europe and Asia, where Vikings met Slavs and a new civilization took shape.
    It’s a tale of power, trade, and identity — how Kievan Rus rose from chaos to become the seed of a great empire.
    And beneath it all lies a timeless question: Is Russia part of Europe… or something entirely its own?

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    8 分
  • Why Did the Orthodox Faith Become So Central to Russia
    2025/10/26

    In 988 AD, thousands of people in Kievan Rus plunged into the Dnieper River — not to cool off, but to be baptized. That moment marked the birth of Eastern Orthodoxy in Russia, a faith that would shape the nation’s soul, politics, and destiny for over a thousand years. In this episode, David Clark explores why Prince Vladimir chose Orthodoxy over other religions, how it unified the early Russian state, and how it planted the seeds of Russia’s conservatism, expansionism, and the powerful idea of being the “Third Rome.”

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    8 分
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