In honor of International Worker's Day, we've taken a break from Central Asia to discuss how Jim Larkin, James Connolly, and the ITGWU fought for worker rights in Ireland in 1913. If you enjoyed this episode, please donate to our Patreon Learn how to unionize Join Jonah Furman's newsletter Follow Jonah Furman and Joshua Potash … Continue reading Special Episode: Dublin Lockout 1913
Dublin Lockout 1913
Today is International Worker's Day and in honor of the thousands of workers across the United States striking for their rights and livelihoods, we’ll be discussing the Dublin Lockout 1913. Support Me on Patreon Learn How to Unionize Introduction Since it’s Workers’ Day and the United States is experiencing a revolution in worker rights, I … Continue reading Dublin Lockout 1913
Episode 24-Bird’s Eye View: What a Civil War Is and Isn’t
Tomorrow is our one year anniversary! To celebrate we posted our first ever Bird's Eye View episode. This format allows us to take a step back and discuss the definitions, theories, and common features of an aspect of asymmetrical warfare. Today we'll discuss what a civil war is and isn't. Be warned, this episode contains … Continue reading Episode 24-Bird’s Eye View: What a Civil War Is and Isn’t
Episode 18-Interview With Jesse Alexander
We are excited to talk to Jesse Alexander, host of the YouTube History Documentary the Great War. We discussed how asymmetrical warfare developed during the immediate interwar period, following World War I, as well as his newest project, Rhineland 45, which he is currently crowdfunding. Learn more about Rhineland 45 and support the project here … Continue reading Episode 18-Interview With Jesse Alexander
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