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Best Au Cœur de l'Histoire Episodes

ByEurope 1
200 episodes

 Découvrez “Au Cœur de l’Histoire”, ce podcast phare, qui vous donne accès à tout le catalogue d’Histoire d'Europe 1.   Les récits 100% immersifs de Virginie Girod, et les épisodes mythiques de Stéphane Bern, promettent un vrai voyage dans le temps pour ceux qui veulent apprendre et se divertir.   Quelles sont les racines des grands Empires ? Quels sont les secrets des guerres, complots et controverses de l'Histoire ? Qui sont les grand.e.s pionnier.e.s de leurs époques ? Tant de sujets que ces deux incarnants explorent chaque jour en podcast et à l’antenne d’Europe 1. Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

#1

Jeanne d'Arc, la guerrière légendaire

Explore the extraordinary life of Jeanne d'Arc, a pivotal figure in French history who took up arms to liberate her country during the Hundred Years' War. This episode not only recounts her heroic deeds but also delves into the sacrifice she made, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in tales of bravery and resilience.

2025-05-30•42m
#2

Louis XVIII, le puîné qui voulait être roi

This two-part episode offers an intriguing look at Louis XVIII, the younger brother of Louis XVI, who struggled for his right to the throne amidst the chaos of the French Revolution. Virginie Girod’s storytelling brings to life the complexities of royal ambition and the shifting tides of history, making it essential for history enthusiasts.

2025-06-02•13m
#3

Jean Moulin, le fondateur du Conseil national de la Résistance

In honor of the National Resistance Day, this episode highlights the heroic figure of Jean Moulin, who played a crucial role in unifying French resistance efforts during World War II. Stéphane Bern paints a vivid portrait of Moulin's bravery and leadership, making it a gripping tale of resistance and resilience.

2025-05-27•45m

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#4

Le Sacre de Charles X, le dernier roi de France

Take a deep dive into the grand ceremony of Charles X's coronation, a profound event that marked the last royal crowning in France. Stéphane Bern's detailed narrative reveals the historical significance of this moment, making it a captivating episode for anyone interested in French monarchy.

2025-05-29•45m
#5

Camille Flammarion, l'homme qui voulait percer tous les mystères de l’univers

This episode features the remarkable life of Camille Flammarion, an astronomer who sought to uncover the universe's secrets. Stéphane Bern's storytelling captures Flammarion's passion and determination, making it a fascinating listen for those intrigued by science and exploration.

2025-06-03•38m
#6

1792 : quand la France devient une République.

Witness the dramatic transformation of France as it transitions from monarchy to republic in this pivotal episode. The narrative unpacks the ideological shifts that led to this historic moment, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in political history.

2025-05-28•22m
#7

Phillis Wheatley, esclave et poète

Discover the inspiring story of Phillis Wheatley, an enslaved African American woman who became a celebrated poet. This episode illuminates her struggles and triumphs, making it a powerful narrative that highlights themes of resilience and creativity.

2025-05-30•13m
#8

Qui est le dernier roi sacré en France ?

Commemorate the 200th anniversary of Charles X's coronation with this insightful episode that explores the significance of this event in French history. With engaging storytelling, it provides a unique look into the last royal ceremony in France, perfect for history buffs.

2025-06-04•18m
#9

Le Bernin, le sculpteur du buste de Louis XIV

Explore the life of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, a master artist whose work left a lasting impact on French art and architecture. This episode not only showcases his artistic genius but also connects it to the broader context of French history, making it a rich experience for listeners.

2025-06-02•41m