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The History of Cologne

The History of Cologne is a podcast that tells the story of Cologne, Germany. It’s a city with 2,000 years worth of history and it has so much to tell! Listen to the city growing. Dive into the early history of the city being founded by the Romans. How did it become a bustling medieval city? How did Cologne perform during Napoleon and the Industrial Revolution? And how about the Nazi time? Triweekly schedule, going chronological from the Roman roots up until today. Where is this podcast now in the

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#56 From Economic Power to Political Dominance -...

The History of Cologne ·

2023/05/08

A look into how wealthy citizens of different classes also became rulers that could challenge the city lord. This episode tells the story of how the Cologne "Richerzeche" (brotherhood of the Rich) transformed from a group of merchants, unfree ministerials and court magistrates into a powerful clique who shaped the politics of medieval Cologne for centuries.

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#55 Rupert of Deutz and the Fire of 1128

The History of Cologne ·

2023/04/17

In 1128, a devastating fire broke out in the town of Deutz, which lies on the other side of the Rhine from Cologne, reducing the town to rubble. But what was the reason for this devastating fire?

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64:04

#54 Who owns the city? (in the 12th century)

The History of Cologne ·

2023/03/27

In this episode, we delve into 12th century Cologne and take a look at the various institutions that administered and governed the city during this time. We start with the offices and institutions of the archbishop, who thus exercises his role as the supreme ruler of the city. But we also look at the development of the parish system and the resulting civic decentralised administrative structure of the special municipalities. Whoever previously thought that the Middle Ages were a time of anarchy and

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38:00

#53 When the church bells in Cologne were silenced:...

The History of Cologne ·

2023/03/06

In 1119, the Archbishop of Cologne, Frederick I of Schwarzenburg, imposed an interdict on the city of Cologne and its inhabitants. This ecclesiastical punishment was intended to punish the citizens of Cologne for their disobedience to the archbishop and their involvement in political conflicts. The interdict had serious repercussions on religious life in the city: church services were forbidden, sacraments and funerals were no longer allowed to take place, and even the bells of the churches remained

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#52 The History of Cologne Carnival - 200th Anniversary

The History of Cologne ·

2023/02/11

Experience a time travel through 200 years of Cologne Carnival! From its beginnings to the present day, we will explore the history of Cologne's famous cheerfulness, celebrate its traditions and customs, and understand why Carnival in Cologne is also always a reflection of its time.

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#51 Exploring 12th Century Cologne: A Virtual Walk...

The History of Cologne ·

2023/01/30

Step back in time and join us on a journey through the bustling streets of medieval Cologne. In this episode of our podcast, we transport you to the year 1100 AD, where you'll experience the sights, sounds, and stories of one of Europe's most vibrant cities. From the towering cathedral to the bustling marketplaces, you'll discover the rich history and culture of this ancient city. Come along as we explore the hidden gems and hidden secrets of medieval Cologne, and discover why it was a center of

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40:55

#50 "Don’t mess with us!" City Expansion and Siege of...

The History of Cologne ·

2023/01/09

The year 1106 is an important milestone in the history of Cologne. The people of Cologne skilfully exploit the dynastic conflict of the empire between father and son, thus circumventing the will of their own archbishop/city ruler, maintain legal equality within the city, are allowed to expand their city through new fortifications and put a huge royal army to flight.

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41:32

#49 Between Toleration and Persecution: Jewish Life...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/12/19

We will talk this episode about a small but significant minority in medieval Cologne of the late 11th/ early 12th century. The Jewish community of Cologne.

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52:24

#48 Germany in the 2nd half of the 11th century -...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/11/28

This episode I would like to take a more general look at this turbulent time, the second half of the 11th century. Which developments shaped this time, medieval Germany and to what extent they affected Anno and also the city of Cologne. But all that would be far too complex for me. So I'm glad that Dirk from the "History of the Germans" podcast was kind enough to stop by for this episode. In our little chat we start off by talking about our motivation why we started our podcasts and then go

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#47 Anno‘s Revenge - The Archbishop strikes back 1074 AD

The History of Cologne ·

2022/11/07

The Archbishop of Cologne Anno II (1056-1075) was chased out of the city by an angry mob after incurring the wrath of the merchant class. In neighboring Neuss, the prince of the church and the empire ponders revenge and gathers a large army to return to Cologne.

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51:05

#46 Enough is enough! - The Revolt of 1074 AD against...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/10/17

In 1074, the people of Cologne rose up in revolt against the city's ruler and archbishop, Anno II. What happened in these April days in the city has written city history that you should not miss.

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#45 Anno II - The great Builder and City Ruler of the...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/09/27

Why did Anno II gouge out the eyes of all his jurymen in Cologne, according to legend? In the second half of the 11th century, Anno II ruled over the city of Cologne. With a lively building activity in the city, he is immortalized in the cityscape to this day. Also art, culture and trade prospered under his rule. And the veneration of St. George gave Anno unprecedented greatness here on the Rhine.

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#44 The Coup of Kaiserswerth

The History of Cologne ·

2022/09/05

A man from the lower nobility of southern Germany becomes Archbishop of Cologne, crushes the power of the Ezzones in the Rhineland and kidnaps the ruler of the Holy Roman Empire: Anno II. is a man that is truly not forgotten in Cologne to this day.

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27:50

#43 A forgotten Dynasty? - The Rise and Fall of the...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/08/15

The noble family of the Ezzones was at the height of power in the 11th century. The namesake and Count Palatine of Lorraine named Ezzo had already attained an almost ducal position on the Rhine around the year 1000. How had he managed this? It was, as so often in life, the circumstance of having the right connections and the right nose. Ezzo had successfully married into the then still existing Ottonian imperial dynasty. He then used his proximity to the ruling family to successively expand his

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Funfacts about Cologne - Summer Break Episode

The History of Cologne ·

2022/07/25

It's vacation time, hopefully for you too or that you get some time to rest. Have you ever asked yourself why some perfume is called Cologne in the English language? Well, you don't have to wait anymore. Just take a listen.

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42:24

#42 A Day in Court at Cologne Cathedral in the 11th...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/07/04

Cologne in the 11th century: We look around a bit in the area of Cologne Cathedral, where the Archbishop's palace is located, the monastery monastery and on the square itself, where court hearings took place.

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#41 The Barefoot Shepherd: St. Heribert - A Medieval...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/06/13

Heribert is also one of the most important medieval archbishops in the history of Cologne and here you can find out why this 11th century imperial prince is so significant for Cologne's development

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#40 1000 AD - Cologne at the turn of the millennium

The History of Cologne ·

2022/05/23

Cologne in the Year 1000 AD. This year was a year like many others. But let's take advantage of the beginning of the new millennium to discover the city on foot again.

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#39 Theophanu - A Greek Princes saves the Holy Roman...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/05/02

How did the young Byzantine princess Theophanu become the richest woman in Europe at only 12 years old at the end of the 10th century? And how did she become the most powerful woman in Europe at the age of 24, with far-reaching effects on European history? In this episode, we will look at her breathtaking life and, of course, at the end, what all this actually has to do with Cologne itself.

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60:57

#38 How Archbishop Bruno changed the face of Cologne...

The History of Cologne ·

2022/04/11

Cologne in the middle of the 10th century. The largest city of medieval Germany just before the turn of the millennium. The city is experiencing a tremendous boom. Economic development, church building and a direct line to the emperor make this possible. Archbishop Bruno of Cologne, brother of Emperor Otto I, was behind this. We talk about his work in this episode.

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