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    History

    History Rage

    Think history is boring? That’s because you’ve only ever heard the fake version.

    On History Rage, professional historians come in swinging — smashing the myths, clichés, and half-truths that keep getting recycled in classrooms, documentaries, and TikToks. Vikings with horned helmets? Nope. Britain standing alone in 1940? Wrong. Medieval people never bathed? Rubbish.

    Why listen? Because the truth is way more exciting. You’ll leave every episode with jaw-dropping stories, killer facts to shut down pub bores, and the smug satisfaction of knowing what really happened.

    🎧 Episodes drop every Monday.

    📲 Follow now and get the history they don’t teach you — raw, raging, and real.


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    234. James VI Didn’t Inherit – He Stole the Throne with Tracy Borman Sep 03, 2025
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    The smooth Tudor–Stuart handover? One of history’s biggest lies..


    In this fiery live episode of History Rage, Paul Bavill is joined by Tracy Borman, chief historian of Historic Royal Palaces, to tear apart the enduring myth of a smooth Tudor–Stuart succession. With her explosive new book Stolen Crown about to be released, Tracy reveals how one of the most famous “peaceful handovers” in English history was anything but. Behind the curtain lay conspiracy, forgery, rival claimants — and a king desperate enough to rewrite history itself.


    You’ll hear how:

    • The myth of a smooth transition was a fabrication — James VI had no legal right under Henry VIII’s laws, and Elizabeth never named him heir.
    • Conspiracies brewed in secret as Robert Cecil and Elizabeth’s councillors struck clandestine deals with James to secure his crown.
    • Rival claimants circled — from Arbella Stuart (who fatally offended Elizabeth by copying her dress and flirting with Essex) to the Infanta of Spain with her navy poised to strike.
    • Drama unfolded like a thriller: Robert Carey’s desperate, bleeding ride to Scotland to deliver news of Elizabeth’s death; the Valentine Thomas scandal that linked James to a plot to assassinate Elizabeth.
    • The dark legacy of James I — witch hunts, brutal persecution of Catholics, and the Gunpowder Plot — showed how costly that stolen crown would become.
    • History itself was rewritten when James forced William Camden to alter Elizabeth’s biography, fabricating her supposed deathbed blessing of the “King of Scots.”


    This is not the story of a smooth succession, but of a stolen crown and the dangerous lies that cemented a dynasty.


    📚 Connect with Tracy Borman

    Pre-order her book: Stolen Crown: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9781399732888

    Follow Tracy on Instagram/Threads: @tracy.borman

    Follow Tracy on Twitter/Bluesky: @tracyborman


    ❤️ Support the Show

    If this episode fired you up, join the Angry Mob on Patreon for exclusive content, early access, and the iconic History Rage mug. Subscribe at www.patreon.com/historyrage or join through Apple Subscriptions


    🔗 Follow the Rage

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    Step inside the storm of 1603, where crowns were stolen, rivals silenced, and history itself forged to suit a king.

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    233. Stop Believing Mengele Lived Miserably in Brazil – He Didn’t! with Betina Anton Aug 31, 2025
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    Forget Odessa and misery: Mengele’s postwar reality was different.


    What if everything you thought you knew about Josef Mengele’s post-war life was wrong? Far from being a miserable fugitive, the “Angel of Death” lived comfortably in South America — supported by networks that had nothing to do with the mythical Odessa organisation.


    Host Paul Bavill welcomes journalist and historian Betina Anton, author of Hiding Mengele, to uncover the real story of Mengele’s escape, life in hiding, and the myths that continue to surround his legacy. Drawing on her own childhood experiences in Brazil’s German community, and six years of research, Betina reveals a far more unsettling truth than the legends suggest.


    You’ll discover:

    • The Myth of Misery: Why Mengele’s life in Brazil was far from wretched — from beaches and barbecues to soap operas and dinner parties.
    • Odessa Exposed: The reality behind the supposed Nazi escape network, and how personal “buddy systems” actually kept fugitives safe.
    • Mossad’s Near Misses: How Nazi hunters came within touching distance of Mengele — and why he always slipped away.
    • Evil in Everyday Life: Letters and accounts showing Mengele’s mundane concerns, from waistlines to wine, alongside his total lack of remorse.


    Join us for a myth-busting conversation that shatters the comforting lies we tell ourselves about justice and punishment. To dive deeper, pick up Betina’s book Hiding Mengele here:

    👉 https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9781837733002


    Follow Betina Anton on Instagram: @betina_anton


    Support the show on Patreon for early access, exclusive content, and of course, the iconic History Rage mug: patreon.com/historyrage


    Follow the Rage:

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    From all of us at History Rage: stay curious, stay passionate, and above all — stay angry!

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    232. Queens Regnant Should Not Be the Last Resort with Elizabeth Norton | Gloucester History Festival Aug 27, 2025
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    Uncover the untold power of female monarchs as Elizabeth Norton debunks myths and reveals hidden histories.


    Paul Bavill welcomes Elizabeth Norton, author of Women Who Ruled: 5,000 Years of Female Monarchy, to challenge the entrenched perceptions surrounding female monarchs throughout history. In partnership with the Gloucester History Festival, they dive into the complexities of queenship and the often harsh realities faced by women in power.


    The Struggle for Recognition:

    Elizabeth passionately discusses the historical bias against female rulers, highlighting how they have frequently been seen as a last resort rather than respected leaders. She argues that the treatment of reigning queens often reflects societal misogyny, with women unfairly blamed for political instability and dynastic failures.


    Unveiling the Rarity:

    While female monarchs may be rare in the patriarchal landscape of history, Elizabeth reveals that there have been numerous powerful queens across the globe. From ancient Egypt to the British Isles, she uncovers the stories of those who ruled in their own right, challenging the misconception that women in power are an anomaly.


    Redefining Queenship:

    Listeners will be introduced to the concept of 'female kings' as Elizabeth argues for a shift in terminology that better reflects the authority of these rulers. She discusses the nuances between regnant, regent, and consort roles, and why it's crucial to recognise the autonomy of women who have taken the throne.


    Powerful Examples:

    Throughout the episode, Elizabeth shares compelling stories of lesser-known queens, such as Wu Zetian of China and Charlotte of Cyprus, who faced immense challenges yet left their mark on history. Their legacies serve as a reminder of the resilience and capability of women in leadership roles.


    This episode is a rallying cry for recognising the strength and significance of female monarchs, encouraging listeners to reconsider their historical narratives. Join Elizabeth to unravel the complexities of queenship and celebrate the powerful women who have shaped history.


    Guest Information:

    Elizabeth Norton is speaking at the Gloucester History Festival on Friday 19th September at 10:00 am. Tickets are available at gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk.

    Buy the book “Women Who Ruled the World: 5000 Years of Female Monarchy“: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9781804441138

    Follow Elizabeth on social media @enortonhistory


    🔴 If you’re enjoying this then you can support the rage on Patreon. For £5 per month you will get ad-free episodes, early releases 3 months early, access to the monthly livestream, the invite to put questions to future guests and the coveted History Rage mug. Subscribe at 👉 www.patreon.com/historyrage


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    Stay informed, stay passionate, and let the rage for historical truth burn on!

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    231. The Troubles Were Never Confined to Northern Ireland with Ali Watkins Aug 24, 2025
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    Think the Troubles were only Northern Ireland? Discover America’s secret hand in the conflict.


    The Troubles are often remembered as a conflict confined to Northern Ireland and Britain — but that’s a myth. In this episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill is joined by journalist and Pulitzer Prize finalist Ali Watkins to uncover the overlooked role of Irish America in the conflict. Focusing on radical nationalist movements in Philadelphia, they explore how identity, violence, and diaspora politics shaped the fight far beyond Belfast and Derry.


    Episode Highlights

    • The Philadelphia Five – Meet the five working-class men who became central to a clandestine gun-running operation for the Provisional IRA, challenging assumptions about who becomes a revolutionary.
    • Irish American Identity – Ali reflects on her own family history and how diaspora communities engaged with — and sometimes enabled — the Troubles.
    • Smuggling Guns Across the Atlantic – Discover the rudimentary but effective tactics used to move firearms from Philadelphia to Ireland, often under the noses of customs officials.
    • The FBI Cracks Down – Learn how American law enforcement finally targeted these networks, leading to the collapse of the Philadelphia Five’s operations.
    • Legacy & Reflection – How should Irish America remember this hidden history, and what does it reveal about modern nationalism?

    This conversation challenges the idea that the Troubles were a “local” conflict and reveals the global networks — and moral complexities — that sustained it.


    📚 Connect with Ali Watkins

    • Follow Ali on Twitter: @aliwatkins
    • Buy the Book: Bookshop.org


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    If this episode sparks your curiosity, join the Angry Mob on Patreon for exclusive content, early access, and the iconic History Rage mug.


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    History isn’t just about what happened — it’s about what we think happened. This episode exposes the myth that the Troubles stopped at the Irish Sea.

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    230. The Many Myths of Magna Carta with David Carpenter | Gloucester History Festival Aug 20, 2025
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    Professor of Medieval History David Carpenter passionately debunks myths about the Magna Carta, revealing its true impact.


    In this engaging episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill is joined by esteemed historian and professor of medieval history at King's College London, David Carpenter, as they navigate the turbulent waters of 1215—a year marked by rebellious barons, a tempestuous king, and the historic signing of the Magna Carta.


    The Myth of the Signature:

    David passionately debunks the long-standing misconception that King John 'signed' the Magna Carta, clarifying that it was, in fact, sealed. He elaborates on the significance of this document, which for the first time formally subjected the king to the law, ensuring that no one could be imprisoned or stripped of their property without due legal process.


    Beyond the Barons:

    Listeners will discover that the Magna Carta is not merely a self-serving agreement for the barons, but a charter that encompasses a broader societal context, addressing the rights of the church, local governance, and even the rights of women, albeit with notable limitations.


    The Legacy of the Charter:

    As the conversation unfolds, David shares insights into the evolving interpretation of the Magna Carta throughout history, including its relevance in contemporary legal contexts. He highlights how key principles from the charter continue to resonate in modern legal frameworks, underscoring its enduring legacy.


    Exciting Discoveries:

    In a thrilling twist, David recounts his recent discovery of a previously overlooked original copy of the 1300 Magna Carta at Harvard Law School, sparking new interest and research into the document's historical significance and its impact on the rule of law.


    This episode is a compelling exploration of one of history's most pivotal documents, challenging listeners to reconsider the narratives surrounding the Magna Carta and its implications for freedom and governance. Join Paul and David as they unravel the complexities of a document that has shaped the course of history.


    Guest Information:

    Catch David Carpenter speaking at the Gloucester History Festival on Thursday, 18th September at noon. Tickets are available at gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk.

    Support History Rage on Patreon for exclusive content and early access to episodes at patreon.com/historyrage.


    Follow History Rage on Social Media:

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    Stay informed, stay passionate, and let the rage for historical truth burn on!

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    229. Why the Luftwaffe Was Never Invincible with Dr. Victoria Taylor Aug 17, 2025
    Show notes

    Dr. Victoria Taylor dismantles Luftwaffe invincibility myths, revealing chaos, morale collapse, and radar’s decisive Battle of Britain role.


    Episode Highlights:

    The Luftwaffe's Expectations: Victoria discusses the mixed morale and expectations within the Luftwaffe as they prepared for the Battle of Britain. Were they truly ready to take on the Royal Air Force, or were there underlying doubts?


    The Role of Intelligence: Delve into the shortcomings of German intelligence and how it shaped their strategies. Victoria reveals the eerie accuracy of their knowledge about British defence preparations, juxtaposed with their misconceptions about the RAF's capabilities.


    The Impact of Radar: Discover how British radar technology provided a crucial advantage, unsettling Luftwaffe pilots who were caught off guard by the RAF’s responses. Victoria explains the psychological effects this had on German morale.


    Morale and the Aftermath: As the battle raged on, what was the true state of Luftwaffe morale? Victoria shares poignant letters from pilots and personnel that reveal the human cost of the conflict and the shifting perceptions of defeat as the campaign progressed.


    Join us for this enlightening discussion that challenges the narrative of the Battle of Britain and sheds light on the complexities of warfare, human psychology, and the enduring legacy of this iconic aerial showdown.


    Connect with Dr. Victoria Taylor:

    Pre-order her book "Eagle Days: Life and Death for the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain", available from 22nd May at https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9781804549995


    Follow her on social media at @spitfirefilly


    Support the Show: If you're passionate about history and want to support our work, consider joining the 'Angry Mob' on Patreon at patreon.com/historyrage for exclusive content, early access, and the iconic History Rage mug.


    Stay Connected: Follow us on social media:

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    228. The Bayeux Tapestry is not just the Battle of Hastings with Dave Musgrove | Gloucester History Festival Aug 13, 2025
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    In this captivating episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill is joined by historian and content director for the History Extra podcast, Dave Musgrove, to delve into the rich tapestry of history represented by the iconic Bayeux Tapestry. As part of the Gloucester History Festival, Dave shares his passion for this nearly 1,000-year-old artefact, revealing its significance beyond the famous Battle of Hastings.


    The Bayeux Tapestry Unveiled:

    Dave passionately argues against the common misconception that the tapestry solely depicts the Battle of Hastings, urging listeners to appreciate its broader narrative that chronicles the life of Earl Harold and the events leading to 1066.


    Harold's Journey:

    Exploring the early sections of the tapestry, Dave highlights the portrayal of Harold Godwinson, showcasing his duality as a nobleman and a worthy adversary to William the Conqueror, thus providing a deeper understanding of the political context of the time.


    Artistry and Interpretation:

    Listeners will learn about the artistry behind the tapestry, including its unique embroidery techniques and the intriguing details that embellish its borders, from mythical creatures to Aesop's fables, all of which enrich the narrative.


    Controversies and Misconceptions:

    Dave tackles the ongoing debates surrounding the tapestry, including the infamous arrow in the eye scene and the implications of its display at the British Museum. He encourages a more nuanced view of the tapestry's historical context and its journey through time.


    This episode is a passionate call to action for history enthusiasts to look beyond the surface and appreciate the intricate stories woven into this remarkable artefact. Join Paul and Dave as they unravel the layers of history, inviting listeners to engage with the past in a meaningful way.


    Guest Information:

    Catch Dave Musgrove on the History Extra podcast available on all major platforms.

    The Gloucester History Festival Blackfriars Talks run from 13th September through to 21st September and Tickets are available at https://www.gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk/

    Dave will be speaking on Saturday 13th September 2025 at 4:00pm and tickets are available here: https://www.gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk/events/the-bayeux-tapestry/


    Support History Rage on Patreon at patreon.com/historyrage for exclusive content and the iconic History Rage mug.


    Follow History Rage on Social Media:

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    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HistoryRage

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/historyrage

    Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/historyrage.bsky.social

    Stay informed, stay passionate, and let the rage for historical truth burn on!

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    227. Coco Chanel was not a Nazi Spy with Anne De Courcy Aug 10, 2025
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    In this captivating episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill welcomes the talented biographer and journalist Anne De Courcy, known for her works such as "Debs at War" and "Chanel's Riviera." Together, they strut through the glamorous yet tumultuous world of interwar fashion and high society, shedding light on the life of the iconic Coco Chanel.

    Exploring Chanel's Early Life:

    Anne delves into Chanel's challenging beginnings as the illegitimate child of a market trader, her upbringing in an orphanage, and how these experiences shaped her extraordinary resilience and creativity. Discover how Chanel transformed her circumstances through the art of sewing and her keen eye for fashion.

    The Rise of a Fashion Icon:

    Learn about Chanel's revolutionary approach to women’s fashion, from the introduction of the little black dress to her innovative use of jersey fabric. Anne shares fascinating anecdotes about Chanel's rise to prominence, her relationships with influential figures, and the impact of World War I on her career.

    Chanel During the War:

    As the war unfolds, Anne discusses Chanel's controversial decisions, including her closure of her couture house and her relationships with German officers. Unpack the complexities of her life during the German occupation of France, including the accusations of collaboration and espionage that continue to shadow her legacy.

    Reclaiming Her Empire:

    Explore the aftermath of the war as Chanel makes a remarkable comeback, reclaiming her brand and redefining fashion once again. Anne reflects on the challenges Chanel faced and the resilience that propelled her back into the limelight.

    Join us for this enthralling discussion that not only highlights the life of a fashion legend but also challenges the narratives surrounding her legacy. For more insights into Anne De Courcy's work, be sure to check out her books available in the History Rage bookshop.

    Stay Connected: Follow History Rage on social media for updates and discussions:

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    Support History Rage for just £3 per month on Patreon or Apple for early access to episodes, ad-free listening, and exclusive content. Subscribe at patreon.com/historyrage.

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    226. What do and should we commemorate? with Tessa Dunlop | Gloucester History Festival Aug 06, 2025
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    In this thought-provoking episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill engages in a lively discussion with historian and author Tessa Dunlop, whose latest work, Lest We Forget: War and Peace in 100 Monuments, challenges our perceptions of commemoration and the stories behind the monuments that dot our landscapes.


    Commemoration Under Scrutiny: Tessa delves into the complexities of memorialisation, particularly in relation to significant figures like Alan Turing and the overlooked contributions of women during wartime. She shares her experiences interviewing veterans, including 99-year-old Ruth Bourne, who served at Bletchley Park and offers a unique perspective on the legacies of those who fought for freedom.


    Revisiting the Past: The conversation explores how our understanding of historical events, such as the Boer War and World War II, has evolved over time. Tessa highlights the importance of recognising the voices of those who experienced these conflicts firsthand, while also addressing the uncomfortable truths that often accompany our national narratives.


    The Role of Monuments: Tessa discusses the significance of monuments in shaping collective memory, questioning why certain figures are celebrated while others are neglected. The episode challenges listeners to reflect on what these structures represent and how they influence our understanding of history.



    The Gloucester History Festival Blackfriars Talks run from 13th September through to 21st September and Tickets are available at https://www.gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk/

    Tessa will be speaking with Bletchley veteran Ruth Bourne on Tuesday 16th September at 4:00pm and tickets are available here: https://www.gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk/events/bletchley-park-remembering-world-war-two/



    Guest Information:

    Follow Tessa on social media on X and Bluesky: @tessadunlop and on Instagram @tessa_dunlop


    Buy Tessa's books:

    Lest We Forget: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9780008713140

    Bletchley Girls: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9781444795745

    Army Girls: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9781472282118


    Support History Rage on Patreon for exclusive content and early episode access at www.patreon.com/historyrage.

    For more historical insights, visit our website www.historyrage.com.


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    225. WWI Conscripts were not shirkers with Tim Lynch Aug 03, 2025
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    In this thought-provoking episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill is joined by author and battlefield guide Tim Lynch to challenge the long-standing myths surrounding conscript soldiers in the First World War. Tim passionately argues that the narrative often overlooks the contributions of these men, who were frequently dismissed as second-class soldiers.


    Unpacking the Myths:

    • Debunking the notion that only early volunteers are worthy of study, while conscripts are seen as shirkers.
    • Exploring the socio-economic pressures that coerced many into military service, revealing the complexities behind their enlistment.
    • Discussing how conscripts were often subjected to stigma and viewed as less committed by their peers.


    The Reality of Service:

    • Highlighting the rigorous training that conscripts undertook, often equalling or surpassing that of pre-war regulars.
    • Examining the actual experiences of conscripts during key battles, challenging the idea that they were poorly prepared or unmotivated.
    • Understanding the social dynamics within the army and how perceptions of soldiering evolved over the course of the war.


    Tim Lynch's insights shed light on the often-ignored narratives of conscript soldiers, urging listeners to reconsider their understanding of who fought in the Great War and the sacrifices they made. This episode is essential for anyone interested in a more nuanced view of military history.


    Guest Information:

    • Follow Tim Lynch on Twitter: @timlynch656.
    • Check out Tim's books on the Great War and Second World War available through the History Rage Bookshop.


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    Support History Rage: For just £3 per month on Patreon or Apple, enjoy early access to episodes, ad-free listening, and exclusive content.



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