Chapter
The Andaman Islands
09:06 - 17:52 (08:45)
In this episode, Dan Carlin talks about the Andaman Islands and their place in history, including colonialism, slavery, and the harrowing story of a group of British people who attempted to make contact with the indigenous inhabitants.
Clips
The British East India Company sent a boat to explore the Andaman Islands with the intention of creating one of their famed penal colonies but the indigenous people fought back, leading to attempted genocide.
09:06 - 11:45 (02:38)
Summary
The British East India Company sent a boat to explore the Andaman Islands with the intention of creating one of their famed penal colonies but the indigenous people fought back, leading to attempted genocide.
ChapterThe Andaman Islands
EpisodePart One: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
In this episode, the host discusses the historical background of British colonization in India and the Sepoy rebellion of 1857, which was sparked by the colonial soldiers' religious beliefs and the British's lack of understanding of these beliefs.
11:45 - 13:30 (01:44)
Summary
In this episode, the host discusses the historical background of British colonization in India and the Sepoy rebellion of 1857, which was sparked by the colonial soldiers' religious beliefs and the British's lack of understanding of these beliefs.
ChapterThe Andaman Islands
EpisodePart One: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Andaman Committee, a corporation in the British East India Company, attempted to make contact with an uncontacted stony tribe resulting in injuring some fishermen by their own men and initiating a colonialist approach to these tribes' lives.
13:30 - 17:52 (04:22)
Summary
The Andaman Committee, a corporation in the British East India Company, attempted to make contact with an uncontacted stony tribe resulting in injuring some fishermen by their own men and initiating a colonialist approach to these tribes' lives.