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Who Did What Now

Who Did What Now

By: Katie Charlwood
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 Whoever said history was boring obviously wasn’t paying attention. Each week, join Katie Charlwood, history harlot and reader of books, as she delves into the people, places and events that make history a bit more interesting!

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  • 158. Liane de Pougy - Courtesan, Princess, Nun

    158. Liane de Pougy - Courtesan, Princess, Nun
    Sep 1 2025

    Burlesque's beginnings blossomed out of La Belle Époque, the interwar period between the Franco-Prussian war and WW1. An era where creativity and the arts boomed and the Burlesque show was born and it created stars, women like Liane de Pougy, a star, a desired courtesan, a princess and a nun.


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  • 157. The Battle of Castle Itter

    157. The Battle of Castle Itter
    Aug 25 2025

    The Battle of Castle Itter has to be one of the weirdest battle of the Second World War, it's the SS against Wermacht, the Austrian Resistance, US troops, an SS officer, some politicians, a famous tennis player and Charles de Gaulle's sister....in the Alps


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  • 156. Amon Göth - The Butcher of Płaszów

    156. Amon Göth - The Butcher of Płaszów
    Aug 19 2025

    Amon Leopold Göth was an SS Schutzstafeeln, the commandant of the Płaszów labour camp in Kraków, Poland and a man that was such a monster that Steven Spielberg had to tone down his cruelty in Schindler's List because he didn't want audiences to think that it was exaggerating or making things up.

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Katie has a really fun and engaging way of explaining interesting historical events. I love the tangents she takes to explain everything thoroughly and can present the information in a way thats easy to digest.

a fun historical podcast, highly recommended

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funny potty mouth history run downs. Great if you like history. Even good if you thought you didn't.

marathon worthy

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