Eerste Wereldoorlog
Een hoorcollege over het ontstaan, het verloop en de gevolgen
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Eerste Wereldoorlog
Narrated by:
Maarten van Rossem
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Narrated by:
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Maarten van Rossem
About this listen
Van Rossem analyseert in zijn college het ontstaan, het verloop en de gevolgen van de Eerste Wereldoorlog.
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- Hoofdstuk 1: Die Mutterkatastrophe;
- Hoofdstuk 2: Waarom oorlog?;
- Hoofdstuk 3: Het begin van de oorlog;
- Hoofdstuk 4: De korte oorlog wordt een bizarre en lange oorlog;
- Hoofdstuk 5: Een patstelling;
- Hoofdstuk 6: Een frustrerende oorlog;
- Hoofdstuk 7: Eindspel;
- Hoofdstuk 8: Paradoxale gevolgen.
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