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That was the tenth (and last) programme in a 2009 (or 2007 according to some sources) series called Inventing History, presented by the Dutch actor and writer Ronald Top.

There were 10 episodes in all. As you guessed, the programmes were originally recorded in English. The titles of the 10 episodes were:

Furniture
Writing
Time
Safe and Sound
Personal Transport
Money
Light
Keeping Warm
Home Entertainment
Communication

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📝 Why Canada failed to emerge as a Great Power like UK or France?
📝 How to identify this coin with a bust on one side and the letters S and C on the other side?
📝 When did the Hindu-Muslim split start in India?
📝 Why didn't the Ottomans besiege Malta after 1565?
📝 How did communist authorities decide who is "German" and who is "Polish" when expelling Germans from recovered territories?
📝 Why did Western Christian monasticism really take off in Ireland?
📝 Why did Europeans call Native Americans Indians in the 18th Century AD, After they had found out they were in the wrong continent?
📝 What did the Japanese military do to maintain their fighting edge during the Edo era/Bakufu (1603-1868)?
📝 Who is the author of Romanoff's theorem?
📝 Was the Battle of Trafalgar strategically pointless?
📝 Is the 1918 flu pandemic responsible for the majority of Iranian casualties during the first world war?
📝 What historical situation is comparable to what Europe is currently facing?
📝 Were there actually slaves in Georgia while slavery was banned there?
📝 Why are the German and French languages so different?
📝 Did the French violate the Washington Naval ConferenceTreaty limitations?
📝 Did the US military just kill more Russians in Syria than they ever did during the Cold War?
📝 How do we compare historical empires on these statistics?
📝 Why did new religions flourish more easily in the past than they can possibly do today?
📝 Could a nobleman / lord join the clergy in the middle ages?
📝 Who first published Marcus Aurelius' Meditations?
📝 What buildings could be found in the inner ward of a castle?
📝 In the biography of Turing by Hodges an ancient Celtic tradition is mentioned of killing the last to arrive
📝 Who was the first Russian in space (not Soviet)?
📝 Who was the English Knight Templar holding command in the Mongol Army?
📝 Was WW1's extended static slaughter caused by bad leadership?
📝 How long were books in ancient times?
📝 Are there any books solely about the Umayyad Invasion of Gaul?
📝 Did the slave trade from Africa to the Middle East decline during the 20th century?
📝 Was this anecdote about the bad effects of military secrecy told by Colin Powell?
📝 Does the expansion of the U.S federal government after 1865 support the argument that U.S civil war itself was about states' rights?

Source: stackoverflow.com

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