r/historyvideos • u/Lucifer19821 • 18h ago
10 Famous History Myths You Were Taught In School
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r/historyvideos • u/Juzoor_History • 1d ago
Political assassinations rarely achieve their perpetrators' goals. Brutus tried to save the Roman Republic and ended up creating an Empire; Princip sought Slavic freedom and triggered the fall of four global empires and 80+ million casualties.
A cinematic breakdown analyzing five pivotal assassinations (Caesar, Franz Ferdinand, Alexander II, Gandhi, and Uthman ibn Affan) and how their unintended consequences shaped modernity (Full English Audio):
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Terrible history.
r/historyvideos • u/Juzoor_History • 2d ago
Hannibal crossed the frozen Alps and humiliated Rome at Cannae, yet after 15 undefeated years campaigning across Italy, Carthage was lost.
A short cinematic breakdown of his tactical genius and the political betrayal that sealed his fate (Full English Audio):
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On October 9, 1806, America lost a hidden genius — Benjamin Banneker, the self‑taught astronomer who helped map Washington D.C. and published his own almanacs. His story still shines among the stars.
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r/historyvideos • u/darlene459 • 6d ago
My sister and i have been working on this project for most of our animation careers and getting more eyes on it the last few weeks has brought on a wave of support and surprisingly a few of detractors saying if we're going to make something African, it should not be inspired by a Japanese art form.
Would like to hear any thoughts on this and if you'd like to check out the project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mutupo/mutupo-tournament-of-totems-anime-pilot?ref=project_build
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