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Mar 2025
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EN BREF - Une guerre arrêtée par une écl...

BENJAMIN BRILLAUD
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Mes chers camarades, bien le bonjour !

Et si une éclipse pouvait stopper une guerre ? En 585 avant notre ère se serait produite l’éclipse solaire la plus ancienne jamais enregistrée et qui, en plus, a arrêté une guerre ! C’est l’historien grec Hérodote qui rapporte l’événement, je vous raconte !

Bonne écoute !


🎧 Mixage : Pierre Champion


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