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EPISODE · May 10, 2026 · 29 MIN

Faces Of History: Idi Amin — Uganda’s Butcher King And His Legacy

from Faces Of History · host Thee Duke Of New York

Tonight on Faces Of History, Thee Duke Of New York takes you deep into the shadowed heart of Uganda’s darkest chapter — the rise and reign of Idi Amin Dada. From his lonely childhood in the savannas of Koboko to the rivers of blood that ran through Kampala, discover how a giant of a man became a monster in a general’s hat — and why his ghost still warns us about the fragile line between power and terror. Pour yourself something strong, settle in, and don’t flinch — this is the story of the butcher king they called Idi Amin."What do you think the world should learn from Idi Amin’s rise and reign? How do we keep monsters like him from rising again? Share your thoughts below — let’s not look away."________________________________________Idi Amin biography, Idi Amin history, Uganda dictatorship, Faces Of History Idi Amin, who was Idi Amin, Idi Amin regime, African dictators, Ugandan history podcast________________________________________#FacesOfHistory #IdiAmin #UgandaHistory #Dictators #AfricanHistory #HistoryPodcast #TrueHistory #TheeDukeOfNewYork________________________________________Happy Mother's Day!!!!!

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