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Faces Of History

FACES OF HISTORY is the podcast where legends lose their marble pedestals and real people emerge from the shadows of myth.

Podcast · By Thee Duke Of New York · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 12, 2026

    Apartheid: How It Rose, How It Fell, and Why It Still Matters — Faces of History Podcast (opens the original)

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    Tonight on Faces Of History, Thee Duke Of New York guides you through the story of Apartheid — a system that tried to divide and destroy, but instead inspired one of humanity’s greatest struggles for freedom. Hear the voices that rose, the walls that fell, and the echoes that still shape our world. "What lessons from Apartheid do you think the world still needs to hear today?" Apartheid history, Nelson Mandela, Soweto Uprising, South African history, Bantustans, freedom struggle, civil rights, F

  2. Episode · Jul 5, 2026

    Illuminati: Misunderstood By The Entire World | Faces Of History Podcast (opens the original)

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    Step beyond the myths and memes and into the candlelit truth behind the world’s most misunderstood secret society. In this episode of Faces Of History, Thee Duke Of New York guides you through the birth, life, and legend of the Illuminati — the tiny Bavarian circle of thinkers that became a centuries-old symbol of conspiracy, control, and the power of free thought. Who were they really? Why did they terrify kings and priests? And why does their name still haunt us today? Light a candle, lean in,

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