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The World's Most Important Weapons

Name: The World's Most Important Weapons
Creator: Rogers, James
Keywords: weapons, war, history

appsOther research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 01 Apr 2020 Denmark Publisher:History Hack Pod

Authors: Rogers, James;

The World's Most Important Weapons

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Abstract

Historian and broadcaster James Rogers joins us to give a breakdown of the weapons that he believes are the most significant in the history of civilisation, spanning from ancient times to the modern day.

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Denmark

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University of Southern Denmark
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weapons, war, history

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