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The Great Famine and Foreign Aid
51:09 - 57:28 (06:19)
The Quakers, in particular, were a foreign group that traveled to Ireland to help during the Great Famine. While many English newspapers were publishing anti-Irish sentiments, the Quakers were operating soup kitchens and engaging in other aid work, greatly contributing to the relief efforts.
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The speaker is discussing an ethnic cleansing for economic purposes using a convenient fungus.
51:09 - 51:26 (00:16)
Summary
The speaker is discussing an ethnic cleansing for economic purposes using a convenient fungus.
ChapterThe Great Famine and Foreign Aid
EpisodePart Three: That Time Britain Did A Genocide in Ireland
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Great Famine in Ireland was not a natural disaster but rather the result of British colonial policies and greed.
51:26 - 53:28 (02:02)
Summary
The Great Famine in Ireland was not a natural disaster but rather the result of British colonial policies and greed. Tens of thousands of famine victims fled to the United States, hoping for a chance to survive.
ChapterThe Great Famine and Foreign Aid
EpisodePart Three: That Time Britain Did A Genocide in Ireland
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Quakers travelled to Ireland during their time of need and operated soup kitchens and engaged in other compassionate aid work which saved a huge amount of lives, despite anti-Irish bigotry being published in English newspapers.
53:28 - 55:10 (01:41)
Summary
Quakers travelled to Ireland during their time of need and operated soup kitchens and engaged in other compassionate aid work which saved a huge amount of lives, despite anti-Irish bigotry being published in English newspapers.
ChapterThe Great Famine and Foreign Aid
EpisodePart Three: That Time Britain Did A Genocide in Ireland
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The podcast discusses the scale of the pre-famine population in Ireland and the death tolls of modern famines of Darfur and Yemen, along with the indifference of authorities towards the famine in Ireland during its peak.
55:10 - 57:28 (02:18)
Summary
The podcast discusses the scale of the pre-famine population in Ireland and the death tolls of modern famines of Darfur and Yemen, along with the indifference of authorities towards the famine in Ireland during its peak.