HISTORY FORUM:Oliver Cromwell and the English Civil War with David Starkey (4 parts)

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HISTORY FORUM:Oliver Cromwell and the English Civil War with David Starkey (4 parts)
by Darius Kadivar
01-Dec-2009
 

David Starkey's documentary series on the British monarchy. This one Focuses on Oliver Cromwell and the English civil war. Cromwell became Known as "The King Killer" who established a Theocratic Republic after King Charles 1st execution. 

VIDEOS CANNOT BE EMBEDED PROPERLY:

Part I

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG37jN7wcZE&feature=related

 

Part II

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqRbz97oAHg&feature=fvw

Part III

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA6Zj-8BsuY&feature=fvw

 

 

Part IV

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvpqbRHgFxs&feature=fvw

 


Recommended Watching:

Scenes from the movie Cromwell Starring Richard Harris in the Title Role and Sir Alec Guiness as King Charles Ist

Cromwell ( Richard Burton) entrance in the Political Arena:

Trial of King Charles I - From Movie "Cromwell" (Starring Sir Alec Guiness (Charles Ist) and Richard Harris as Cromwell 1970)

Alec Guinness as King Charles I - Execution Scene

Cromwell (Richard Harris) closes the Parliament and Becomes Lord Protector


 

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Sargord Pirouz

Cromwell

by Sargord Pirouz on

Not too long ago, I re-watched the movie Cromwell in letterbox. It's a favorite. The Ironsides actually remind me of the IRGC, in some ways. Only the IRGC hasn't yet produced a personality comparable to Cromwell.

Have you read the bio of Starkey in Wikipedia? He's a bit of a loon: a gay political reactionary, with a record of abrasive social interaction. He's really quite out there.

But he does have a catchy style of presenting history on TV.