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L'histoire incroyable d'un petit carnet médiéval... ( 07/01/22 )
+ 33:51
La première Guerre civile: la république déchirée! ( 03/01/22 )
+ 52:28
La terre était-elle plate au Moyen âge? ( 08/12/21 )
+ 21:27
Naissance du mythe gréco-romain ( 03/05/21 )
+ 35:01
La force de l'Epée ( 30/04/21 )
+ 20:56
Vie et mort de Sardanapale ( 06/04/21 )
+ 47:23
Brejnev : dictateur et antihéros. ( 01/04/21 )
+ 30:30
Ecriture et Pouvoir dans la France moderne ( 01/03/21 )
+ 29:33
La Villa Bonaparte: art, histoire & diplomatie ( 25/02/21 )
+ 31:40
Une écriture dans l'ombre : les secrétaires au temps moderne ( 22/02/21 )
+ 48:17
Sainte-Hélène ou l'espérance malgré tout? ( 03/02/21 )
+ 23:00
Les premiers Empires égyptiens ( 01/02/21 )
+ 30:16
Clemenceau: une jeunesse américaine. ( 07/01/21 )
+ 18:04
Quand les empereurs s'appropriaient le temps ( 04/01/21 )
+ 48:19
La Russie, ce rébus enveloppé de mystère au sein d'une énigme ( 03/12/20 )
+ 18:15
Cultures & religions au Proche-Orient antique (3/3) ( 30/11/20 )
+ 49:10
Un nouveau regard sur Jeanne d'Arc? ( 05/11/20 )
+ 43:09
Isabelle de France, la bien aimée des Anglais ( 02/11/20 )
+ 21:28
Le stoïque Marc Aurèle pouvait-il devenir chrétien? ( 05/10/20 )
+ 43:31
Ecrire l'Histoire: l'historien et les langues. ( 02/10/20 )
+ 44:46
Sortir de la grande Guerre: une illusion? ( 04/09/20 )
+ 20:46
Les Indiens des Petites Antilles: fantasmes et réalités. ( 01/09/20 )
+ 54:47
La fin tragique du Grand Siècle - La Guerre de Succession d'Espagne ( 27/08/20 )
+ 46:02
Les voyages d'hadrien ( 24/08/20 )
+ 26:38
Comment la Russie moderne est-elle entrée dans le Concert des Nations? ( 06/07/20 )
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