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The History Shorts' host, Peter Zablocki, is an award-winning historian, author, and history professor at Caldwell University. His goal for History Shorts is for the platform to act as an outlet to share some incredible historical events and tidbits he comes across during his everyday research. These are not the points of view or events you learned about in history class but the intriguing, forgotten, and sometimes just downright odd aspects of history. 

"I wish you all the luck in the world, and I am glad you're doing this [podcast]." 

- Dan Carlin, host of Hardcore History

"This has been super fun! Thanks for having me on."

- Martin Dugard, co-author of the 'Killing' series.

"I love what you're doing, and there definitely is a need!" 

- Brad Meltzer, author and TV show creator.

HISTORY SHORTS OCTOBER SPOTLIGHT

LIMITED SERIES: Series 4 - Religions

The October Limited Series will highlight the three great monotheistic religions in world history - with a bonus one, if we count Hinduism as one of many gods being different manifestations of the supreme deity, Brahman. The stories will only deal with accepted historiography on the subjects and will not be spiritual in nature - but more of a refresher on some basic Religion course you might have taken or missed in college. Check your favorite podcast app for new episodes every Saturday in September to find out! 

HISTORY SHORTS-ADJACENT

To Mark Japan’s Surrender at the End of World War II, This Navy Officer Raced Halfway Around the World With a Historic Flag in Tow

The newest article for the Smithsonian Magazine by History Shorts Host Peter Zablocki - is now available to read for free online. 

Zablocki's The Death of General Sikorski Release!

The often-forgotten, complex, and enthralling story of General Sikorski's 1943 plane crash ranks among the biggest unsolved mysteries of the Second World War. A death that shifted European alliances and loyalties brought Stalin completely into the Anglo-American camp, and sealed Poland's fate for the remainder of the twentieth century – the 1943 mysterious plane crash that killed the Polish Commander-in-chief and Prime Minister, Wladyslaw Sikorski. 

Zablocki's Articles for The Collector Magazine

The Collector is a community for scholars, classrooms, and enthusiasts. We broaden our audience's understanding of the humanities through articles and discoveries from ancient history to the modern era. 

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For general inquiries, comments, and topic suggestions, email Peter at pszablocki@gmail.com 

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