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Written By The Victors
Agastya Mohanty
4 episodes
8 hours ago
Why are things the way they are today? Why can't they be different? Join me, Agastya Mohanty, as we explore the long and winding road of history - tangled stories of revolution, war, empire, and figures who changed the world - for better or worse, and how their actions still reverberate in our lives today. Because the road can never arrive on its own; the present doesn't just appear - its always accompanied by the past. For longer written essays and deeper historical analysis, you can find my work on Substack: https://substack.com/@agastyamohanty
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Why are things the way they are today? Why can't they be different? Join me, Agastya Mohanty, as we explore the long and winding road of history - tangled stories of revolution, war, empire, and figures who changed the world - for better or worse, and how their actions still reverberate in our lives today. Because the road can never arrive on its own; the present doesn't just appear - its always accompanied by the past. For longer written essays and deeper historical analysis, you can find my work on Substack: https://substack.com/@agastyamohanty
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Written By The Victors
3. The Cossacks

After years of exploitation and slavery emerged the Cossacks: A people of the Steppes who answered to no one but themselves, valuing freedom over all.

But how did a nomadic society reshape power on Eastern Europe's frontier?

Join us as we journey through the rise of the Cossacks - some of the fiercest and boldest warriors Europe has ever seen.

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2 days ago
45 minutes 2 seconds

Written By The Victors
2. The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

In the wake of the death of the Rus, Mongol overlords, Polish kings, and Lithuanian dukes all sought to claim the region for themselves. Yet none could fully assert control.

But why?

Join us as we journey through one of Ukraine and Eastern Europe’s most chaotic periods, uncovering epic battles and devious schemes.


For longer written essays and deeper historical analysis, you can find my work on Substack: https://substack.com/@agastyamohanty?

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1 week ago
35 minutes 13 seconds

Written By The Victors
1. The Rise and Fall of The Kievan Rus

Vikings, empire, religion and power - how do they connect to the first Slavic state?

And why does the answer lie in a Viking trading hub established in Kyiv that grew into a forgotten empire?

Join us as we journey back to the birth of the Kievan Rus - the first Slavic state, its rise, its collapse and the formation of Slavic identities as we know them today.

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3 weeks ago
33 minutes 46 seconds

Written By The Victors
Trailer: The Introduction to War: Russia Ukraine

Why is the world the way it is today? Why can't it be different? Join me, Agastya Mohanty as we scrutinize history, question the established status quo, and offer fresh perspectives on age - old stories.

Our first series: Why are Russia and Ukraine at war?


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2 months ago
13 minutes 25 seconds

Written By The Victors
Why are things the way they are today? Why can't they be different? Join me, Agastya Mohanty, as we explore the long and winding road of history - tangled stories of revolution, war, empire, and figures who changed the world - for better or worse, and how their actions still reverberate in our lives today. Because the road can never arrive on its own; the present doesn't just appear - its always accompanied by the past. For longer written essays and deeper historical analysis, you can find my work on Substack: https://substack.com/@agastyamohanty