The AskHistorians Podcast Episode 22 Discussion Post - Principality of Outer Baldonia

by 400-Rabbits

Episode 22 is up!

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This Episode:

/u/l_mack relates the strange tale of the Principality of Outer Baldonia, a micronation founded off the coast of Nova Scotia in the mid-20th Century by an American businessman seeking freedom from "question, nagging, shaving, interruption, women, taxes, politics, and monologues," as well as the right to stay up all night drinking, swearing and gambling. The tiny island nation ended up receiving international notice, with write-ups in a California paper and a denunciation in a Soviet journal.

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400-Rabbits

Couple of additional notes:

/u/l_mack was kind enough to pass along some maps and pictures to make sense of the geography of the Outer Bald Tusket Island (aka Baldonia), including Russell Arundel's house.

Also, if you want to read the paper that result from Lachlan's research, you can find it online in full.

A_Wooper

Very interesting! I love the study of these interesting micro-nations, they're history is always interesting and chock full of vast, unspoiled stores of knowledge you never even heard of!

Would anyone know where to find a good source for just a collection of micro states throughout history? That would be akin to heaven. :)

The_Alaskan

Thanks for doing this.

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