Constantinople 1453 (REPRISE)

Stories to be tolled

Tracy continues to look back at her very first season and presents to you, her listeners and co-learners, another 'reprisal' of one of her very first episodes.

Tracy 'revisits' Constantinople: a city known today as Istanbul. Constantinople was once the seat of power for three empires spanning a timeline of more than two millennium. Also spanning two continents, this city was a gateway, a crossroads between West and East which had always been 'open for business' but in 1453, it suddenly became 'closed until further notice.'

Tracy encourages you to 'join the dots' and 'make connections' as she shares her perspective on why Constantinople was a 'catalyst' not only for European change but also for a new world order.

History is...a matter of fact or perspective? School Leader and author of the 'Stories to be tolled' poetic narratives, Tracy DW attempts to explore this question through her podcast series about the British Empire and Britain’s colonial past. By inviting you to share her learning journey, Tracy advocates a more global approach to understanding history. Presenting learning about the topic in a way that is thought provoking, imaginative and engaging.

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