Royal Revolutions, a Royal History Geeks podcast
Royal Revolutions, a Royal History Geeks podcast
Podcast Description
The British monarchy presents a paradox. It is one of the most stable institutions in history. Yet it has rarely been free from crisis. Royal Revolutions explores crucial moments of trial, tension and change in British Royal history. The first season is devoted to Britain's most recent Royal Revolution - the Abdication crisis of 1936.
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The podcast delves into the abdication crisis of Edward VIII and its ramifications on the monarchy, exploring themes of love, duty, and crisis. Episodes discuss Edward's romantic relationship with Wallis Simpson, the political machinations of the time, and the personal impacts on the royal family, with examples such as 'The King's Party', which narrates public support for Edward amidst his impending abdication.
The British monarchy presents a paradox. It is one of the most stable institutions in history. Yet it has rarely been free from crisis. Royal Revolutions explores crucial moments of trial, tension and change in British Royal history. The first season is devoted to Britain’s most recent Royal Revolution – the Abdication crisis of 1936.
In the final part of our series on the Abdication crisis of 1936, we answer your questions.
With Royal History Geeks creator, Gareth Streeter and Royal commentator, James Taylor.
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