Hosted by Kevin Maurer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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This podcast intends to share research findings of the Historic European Martial Arts.
Kevin Maurer hosts Rabbit Hole Research, a history show with 19 episodes published.
In this episode I talk about the reasons for the rhyming poems that the renaissance era fencers wrote, Commemorating their bouts in the fechschulen. I read quite a few of my own translations of them. Hope you enjoy this
This short podcasts shares details of the historical research of Heinrich Ferdinand Schöppl. (1868-1924). Military officer and archivist who had begun writing a Historic Novel in 1910, titled the Federfechter from Regens
In this episode I share insights and historical information about the connections between the minstrels and the Historic European fencing arts. hopefully, these insights will appeal to students and researchers of Europea
In this episode I share historic details about the Trades Guild and their connections to the fencing arts and fencing guilds of the Holy roman Empire during the renaissance.
In this episode I share and reveal historic details about how the fencing guilds certified Masters of the Longsword.
Insights into the formation of the Federfechter guild in Prague. In this podcast I will share recent discoveries about the conditions in Prague and elsewhere that led to the Emperor granting Imperial privileges to a grou
In this latest episode I relate a brief history of Sword Dances throughout the world. Giving a context for the main topic of this podcast, the German Sword Dances of the 15th-18th centuries and how they related to the Sw
Here I read from an unpublished article I wrote back in 2014. Detailing the direct influence of the ancient Greco-Roman histories on the 15-17th century German fencing arts, and more. I hope this inspires others to also
In this episode I continue with the theme of the Fechtschulen of the 16-18th centuries. Here I dig deeper into the rules and ordinances of the fencing events. How the city councils sought to maintain order and clean fenc
In this episode I talk a little about the history and formation of the German Landsknecht. I briefly discuss their origins and affects on history of Europe and particularly our modern studies of the Historic European Mar
This Episode contains details of death and serious injuries that occurred in the 16th-17th century Fechtschulen. I share research from various historical sources which reveal interesting facts of fatalities and serious i
In this episode I talk about the Winkelfechter. This group of fencers practiced and learned outside of the officially approved fencing guilds during the 16th-19th centuries. I mainly read from an article I wrote several
Here I talk about the little known third group of fencers, that never was given royal or Imperial privileges, yet nevertheless existed alongside the two known Fencing guilds during the 15-18th centuries. I explain some p
In this episode I share research about the second known fencing guild from the German renaissance era to receive Imperial privileges to teach, instruct and also certify Masters of the Longsword. This group was often in d
This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. In this final episode of the Heussler series, I dive deeper in the actual military histories of this fascinating and brave warrior of
In this episode I share research that points to the origins of the first fencing guild to be given Imperial privileges during the renaissance era in Germany. I also talk about their functions as instructors of the fencin
In this episode I begin a series of podcasts that will reveal interesting facts about the 16th and 17th century German competitive fencing events known as the Fechtschulen. What they were and what they were not, who part
In episode 4, I share biographical facts about the early 17th century Fencing Master, Sebastian Heussler. I read from my published work on Heussler and reveal interesting details about his family and early life. Also in
In this episode I discuss the Martial entertainment during the 15-17th centuries in Germany. Including research data from the Shooting festivals and Fechtschulen. I give a brief overview of these fascinating competitions
In this first episode I'll be explaining how and why I do research into the Historic European Martial Arts. And how that helps to further my physical understanding of the arts as a Martial artist and practitioner. I shar
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Rabbit Hole Research is hosted by Kevin Maurer. The show is categorised under history and has published 19 episodes.
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