16: The Olympian has Fallen

History in the Making

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Athens and Corinth take the preemptive measure of fighting a battle to avoid a war. This works about as well as it sounds. A series of conferences afterwards determine the fate of Greece. Speeches are made, ships collide and the gods reconsider their relationship with Athens. This episode covers approximately 433 B.C. – 429 B.C.

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#Society #Higher Education #Podcasting Education #History #Politics #Government #Athens #Sparta #Greece #Peloponnesian #War #Peloponnese