Laszlo Montgomery runs the China History Podcast, and today he posted a show we recorded talking about Warlord Era pistols – but he also has a whole slew of material on pretty much every aspect of Chinese history (he’s been doing the show for many years).
If you are interested in some more detailed discussion about the guns in my upcoming book on Chinese pistols, check out that interview here:
https://teacup.media/the-china-history-podcast-episodes/chp-special-episode-ian-mccollum-pistols-of-the-warlord-era
If you’re sick of hearing about those pistols but want to take a deep dive into the Warlord Era itself, he has a ten-part series just on that period:
https://teacup.media/playlists-episodes/chinas-warlord-era?rq=warlord
And if you are curious about other aspects of historical China, here’s the whole show archive:
https://teacup.media/shows
Laszlo’s podcast is alright, though he gets a lot of things wrong on account of a lack of study of China and a lack of understanding of Chinese.
https://twitter.com/CarlZha/status/1211621021553291264
A stunning contents, expanded by month. Guns, guns, guns…. back to guns please. Just kidding 🙂
I latch on the name Laszlo Montgomery if I may. What a combination: Laszlo is “Luis/ Lewis/ Ludwig” in Hungarian and Montgomery is Scottish; my guess. And he knows Chinese history.. wow!
Thanks for providing those valuable links. That podcast is fascinating, and I’ve already found out so many new and exciting information. And I have a history course where we often discuss and write about different things, and that info helps me a lot. But still, sometimes it can be hard for me to write something, so I use https://essays.edubirdie.com/history-essay-writer whenever I need help with writing. Historical essays are more complex, and you need to find accurate information, so if I have doubts about something, I prefer using professional help. And when I have free time, I try to read a lot and listen to podcasts to improve my knowledge.