Dějiny bez konce

Trumpova Amerika is framed as a revival of older U.S.

Dějiny bez konce uses this episode to connect 19th-century textile production, capitalism, and the Industrial Revolution through the Stitch Dream exhibition in Ústí nad Labem.

["D\u011bjiny bez konce spojuj\u00ed recenzi filmu Norimber s v\u00fdkladem norimbersk\u00e9ho procesu, kter\u00fd po roce 1945 soudil hlavn\u00ed p\u0159edstavitele nacistick\u00e9ho N\u011bmecka v Norimberku.", "Ond\u0159ej Cr\u00e1ka a Eli\u0161ka Farov\u00e1 rozeb\u00edraj\u00ed psychiatra Douglase Kellyho, Hermanna G\u00f6ringa a to, \u017ee film nedok\u00e1\u017ee jasn\u011b dr\u017eet jednu d\u011bjovou linku.", "Rozhovor p\u0159ipom\u00edn\u00e1, \u017ee tribun\u00e1l m\u011bl vytvo\u0159it univerz\u00e1ln\u00ed pr\u00e1vn\u00ed r\u00e1mec pro v\u00e1le\u010dn\u00e9 zlo\u010diny a \u017ee jeho symbolikou byla NSDAP, norimbersk\u00e9 rasov\u00e9 z\u00e1kony i Justi\u010dn\u00ed pal\u00e1c.", "Debata pak roz\u0161i\u0159uje v\u00fdklad k Sov\u011btsk\u00e9mu svazu, francouzsk\u00e9 a americk\u00e9 roli, IG Farben, Kruppu a postkoloni\u00e1ln\u00edmu \u010dten\u00ed evropsk\u00e9ho masov\u00e9ho n\u00e1sil\u00ed."]

["Sven Beckert's Capitalism Global History is the center of D\u011bjiny bez konce, where Ond\u0159ej B\u011bl\u00ed\u010dek, Ond\u0159ej Crh\u00e1ka, and Li\u0161ka Farov\u00e1 use a 1,200-page book to discuss capitalism from the 15th century to the present.", "Beckert defines capitalism as private capital invested to generate more capital, and he says states supply the monopoly rights, law, infrastructure, and currency structures that make it work.", "The episode follows war capitalism, the British East Indies Society, and the Atlantic system that connected Europe, the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia through plantations and trade.", "Its sharpest example is Saint-Domingue, later Haiti, where sugar and coffee production through African labor became a case study in how colonial capitalism reshaped Brazil, Cuba, and Ireland as well."]

Dějiny bez konce examines the German Peasants’ War through Linda Roper’s book, which divides the revolt from summer 1525 into four yearly chapters and emphasizes rural daily life.

Dějiny bez konce examines how 19th-century women travelers moved from unusual exceptions to increasingly visible independent travelers.