Anybody have any recommendations for good historical documentary series? Preferably a "series" of multiple episodes.
Any historical period is welcome, but bonus points for pre-20th Century periods.
Documentary Series
Nolan Mitchell
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Aiden Clark
The world at war was so good
Kevin Phillips
dude you need to watch pic related, it's one of the best things I've ever seem.
Nolan Lewis
The Greatest Story Never Told
Ayden Young
>Greatest meme never told
lmao babies first redpill, btw that shite "documentary" spouts debunked propaganda
Julian Williams
OJ simpson interests me very little but maybe I'll check it out
Dylan Watson
ken burns
Aaron Watson
Forgot to mention: I think I've seen most of the Ken Burns series
Andrew Campbell
I went into it with next to zero interest or knowledge on OJ but the film is super engaging and really gets you into the subject matter
Parker Bell
Soviet Storm is a decent multi part documentary that focuses on the eastern front in ww2, emphasis on strategy. It is Russian made so the bias may be in that direction, although it is fairly objective from what I recall.
Samuel Torres
Sounds interesting actually since all of the WWII/cold war documentaries in English are biased toward America/England
James Lee
The Prize - documentary of the history of oil.
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Charles Jenkins
>believing corporate documentaries
how pleb
Dylan King
i agree, its amazing.
Jaxon Morris
It's all LIES and disinfo
This user gets it
Jason Campbell
Moon Machines
Noah Brooks
that's not a documentary you dumb Sup Forumscuck
Colton Adams
Ken Burns' The Civil War
Ken Burns' The West
Ken Burns' The Vietnam War
Vietnam: A Television History
WW1: The Complete Series
Apocalypse: WW1
WW2: The Complete History
WW2 in Color
The Cold War: The Complete Series
Austin Ortiz
Trinity and Beyond
Jaxon Perry
Bullshit
Complete bullshit
>muh Ken Burns
>muh PBS
enough said
Believing anything coming from Russia...kek
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Jaxson Lee
I mean everyone's seen it but WW2 in Color was so god damn good. I've watched it several times now and often just have it on in the background when I'm not watching anything else.
Justin Peterson
>muh pol
Fuck off pol this is TV motherfucker
Justin Perry
Anyone who believes a corporation is going to tell you the truth about anything is retarded.
But you know that already
Shill away faggot
Christopher Lee
World War II in HD Colour
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The Great Ships
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Eli Sanchez
DK Eyewitness
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Unironically succinct and concise even for adult viewers
Jordan Robinson
Stay away from the World War 2 ones IMHO.
My favorite is this one: "The First World War"
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Currently watching: "The Spanish Civil War"
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You can
Eli Perez
those wars are for fags
Jordan Wright
I think my nephew was watching something like The Final Days of WWII on netflix a while back and it had the most obnoxious narrator
William Torres
Goys Guide to History by E Michael Jones is kino, it's on YouTube
Samuel Roberts
thanks jews
Elijah Reyes
soviet storm, war in the east, youtube
Kevin Mitchell
nice
Benjamin Taylor
fuck off
Noah Ortiz
This series is fucking KINO
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Logan Davis
Crescent and the Cross is a great overview of THE CRUSADES
also narrated by Keith David if I recall
Nathaniel Ross
>check it out
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Definitely going to watch
Colton Bennett
Does anyone have a link for his Vietnam series?
Jaxson Collins
Watched this in primary school when I was around 7-10yo in the 1980's
teachers could do that sort of thing back then
Landon Collins
Just use Opera vpn to watch it on pbs.
Evan Howard
If you like "The World At War", you need to check out "The Great War" (about WW1), which TWAW is a sequel to as far as being made by the same people.
Ryder Fisher
Muh 4hour youtube video
Benjamin Fisher
...
Isaiah Rodriguez
didnt read lol
Gabriel Cruz
What corporation/agenda is this promoting?
Aaron Mitchell
The World at War is very good because of the sheer number of interviews with people who died soon after. It's downright inaccurate in places but the interviews are golden.
Similar is Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War. Toward the end is an interview with a student radical who promised, we have the kids, therefore we have the future -- and that same guy when middle-aged was in the Clinton white house.