Critical Minerals in World War One: Part 3. Preparing for Next Time (1918-1933)
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11 ай бұрынAfter 1918, no one could ignore the importance of critical minerals to industrial, economic, or military success... or could they?
This final episode of the @HowMineralsMadeCivilization trilogy on World War 1 looks at the winners and losers from the Treaty of Versailles, who gained and lost resources - and how Germany, Japan, and the other nations involved learned how to ensure strategic minerals supplies for next time.
@AndrewLock-mh9qi Ай бұрын
This whole series is sooo amazing. It reminds me of a high quality educational shows on PBS. Thank you for producing! Viewing events in this angle, the materialistic consumption of commodity scale minerals to feed industry, simplifies history and makes it appear to move cyclically. It makes me view recent events differently, like Putin's recent conquest of Eastern Ukrainian electricity production and Crimean oil fields.
@richmondbuckman498 9 ай бұрын
very insightful
@ZS-rw4qq 11 ай бұрын
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