/r/HistoryNetwork
/r/HistoryNetwork is a hub for all history-related subreddits. Find more history subreddits to explore in the sidebar, and submit your "bestof" history posts here.
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Using experts on the subject to play the part, Historical IAmAs are an opportunity to learn about history through the "eyes" of those who made it.
Subreddits Included in the History Network
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Images of History
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New video up, and in this one, we get a lot more than we bargain for, with a bit of a situation whilst hunting for a legendary artefact :
06:58 UTC
D-Day at Juno Beach 🎙️ The Canadian Experience at Normandy
13:14 UTC
Vietnam Survival: Echoes of the Vietnam War
19:42 UTC
The Red Baron Timeline
A small update to the site: I implemented a plugin to show a much nicer sleek timeline, including pictures.
See it here: https://www.meettheredbaron.com/timeline/
13:51 UTC
Creative Ways People Beat The Heat Before Air Conditioning
12:27 UTC
Gramberg’s Military hospital (1913)
12:19 UTC
New video up, and in this one, we look at the dramatic surface remains of the last Fluorite mine in the Northern Pennines, England, Grove Rake :
11:07 UTC
Bastille Day: The Turning Point of the French Revolution
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The Japanese Invasion of Manchuria 1931-1932 | Full Documentary
13:26 UTC
Anyone know any good world history epic edits?
Hi I am a teacher in training and I have been looking online for some good world history edits videos to show to middle school and high school students in order to get them excited about world history. I know that there are some great little clips from mankind: history of all of us produced by the history channel but I am looking for some more video that are more like the edits videos on YouTube. Searching through YouTube I have found some good history edits video (I love the 20th century history in 15 minutes but sadly can’t use it due to the graphic nature of some of the images included) but I’ve run into an issue with most of the video being centered just on western history (and I mean hey our academic institutions have centered on western history for decades) but some also seem glorifying war and masculinity. Plus some I am worried are too political. I know one of the things that I love about world history is how much humanity has grown and improved people’s lives. Like how we have become more interconnected. I don’t know how to make a video edit myself so I would greatly appreciate any help in history edit recommendations.
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New video up, and in this one, we hunt for mines up in the hills in the heat of Summer, also coming across a shaft making a mysterious sound! :
18:52 UTC
German executions in Jabuka, Serbia, 01.09.1942.
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Benjamin Franklin: The Charm That Won France’s Support
12:38 UTC
The Gulf Of Tonkin “Incident” – A Fatal Lie? | Vietnam War Documentary
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Who were the Normans?
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Underrated Moments of Pacific War 🎙️Pacific War Podcast
13:12 UTC
July The 4th: The Birth of Independence
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The Battle of Brawner's Farm
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Grimdark History Podcast - The Hasmonian Dynasty's Game of Thrones
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New video up, and in this one, we explore both the surface and underground features of the incredible mining heritage of the Nenthead valley in the Northern Pennines, UK, one of the largest lead mining complexes in the country :
18:51 UTC
Fireworks in 1915 Pan Pacific International Exhibition
15:54 UTC
Military medical leave decision (1918)
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