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S2 · E19 — Female Adultery Is No Longer a Crime
S2:E19 · Female Adultery Is No Longer a Crime
130 episodes in this season
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Hoover and the FBI
Mario Scelba, the Police Mobile Units' Strategist
The Weimar Republic
The Night of Broken Glass
The Parthenopean Republic
The Second Italo-Ethiopian War and the Church
Fenoglio and the Resistance Between the Lines
1952 Elections in America: Eisenhower vs Stevenson
Panagoulis and the Regime of the Colonels
Robespierre, the Incorruptible
The Italian Resistance and Women
Fidel Castro Enters Havana
Female Adultery Is No Longer a Crime
The Oath of Allegiance to Fascism
Aurelian and the Defense of the Empire
Leo Longanesi, a Nonconformist Voice
The Tehran Conference
Bourguiba, Tunisia's Father
The Massacre of Avola
Garibaldi in Sicily
Galeazzo Ciano, a Tragic Rise and Fall
The 1969 Nixon's Visit to Rome
Henry IV: the Abjuration and the Throne
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Ovid, the Troublesome Poet
The 1908 Messina Earthquake
1964 Elections in America: Johnson vs Goldwater
Paul the Apostle and the Church
Emperor Diocletian
Charles De Gaulle's France
The Roots of Immigration
Retreat From Russia
Enrico Mattei: the Challenge For Oil
Caligula, Excess in Power
The End of the Ottoman Empire
Jan Palach's Tragic Spring
The Birth of the Italian People's Party
The 1919 Paris Peace Conference
Hannibal, the Enemy of Rome
Guido Rossa, the Workman who Challenged the Red Brigades
The Second Vatican Council
The Origins of Nazi Antisemitism
Exodus 1947
The Rome of Kings
De Gasperi and Fascism
Beatles' UK
Hollywood Goes to War
Khomeini and the Iranian Revolution
I Viceré's Sicily
Eugenio Colorni, a Militant for Europe
Vichy France
1968 Elections in America: Nixon vs Humphrey
Rijeka: Tito's Purge
The Lateran Treaty
The Paris Commune
François Mitterrand
The Soviet Retreat From Afghanistan
The Bombing of Monte Cassino
The Serfs
Mariano Rumor
Solidarność
Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution
Savonarola: Saint or Heretic?
Montanelli, War Correspondent
1933: the Reichstag Fire
The Fanfani Plan: a House for Italians
Pius XII: Doubts and Silence
Venice and the Jewish Ghetto
The Acerbo Law: Liberalism's Darkest Hour
The Kids of Villa Emma
1980 Elections in America: Reagan vs Carter
Maria Montessori, a Role Model
The Severan Dynasty
The Assassination Attempts on Mussolini
SS, the Führer's Militia
Aldo Moro, Christian Democracy's Secretary
Francesco Crispi, an Authoritarian Democrat
Ivan the Terrible
The Assassination of Mino Pecorelli
The Birth of the Italian Fasci of Combat
Journey to the Moon
The Martyrs of the Fosse Ardeatine Massacre
The Reconquista's Spain
Carlo Rosselli: Socialism and Freedom
The League of Nations
Benedetto Croce, Civilian and Politician
Claretta and Mussolini
The Byzantine Empire
Mussolini and the Balillas
Oscar Romero, the Saint of the Campesinos
1992 Elections in America: Bush vs Clinton
1933 Nazi Book Burnings
Alexander the Great
The Endeavour of Fiume
Gorbachev: End of an Empire
The Architects of the Duce
Nuclear Energy in Italy
The Last Days of Jesus
The Medieval Bestiaries
Italy's Red Biennium
The Female Writers of Italian Resistance
The Clandestine Radios of the Italian Resistance
Hitler's British Friends
Carlo Cattaneo: Thought and Action
The Church and Mafia
Women at Work
Leonardo da Vinci
Superga: the End of the Grande Torino
The Magna Charta
OVRA, the Fascist Regime's Police
The Historic Compromise
Magic and Science During Renaissance
Sigmund Freud and Michelangelo's Moses
Constantine the Great and the Church
The Cambodian Genocide
The Battle of Solferino
Red Scare in Hollywood
Livingstone's Africa
The Storming of the Bastille
Francesco Saverio Nitti: History of a Liberal
General Nicola Bellomo
Falcone and Borsellino, Dedication and Courage
1944: Rome, an Occupied City
1944: Rome, a Freed City
