Thread 18082393

What are the some of the best impartial history youtubers that go in depth about historical events?

>>18082393 (OP)
The "no physical evidence for battle of stalingrad" spammer

I need comfy history channels with great soothing voices or really spring a good job at placing you there

>>18082393 (OP)
Apostolic Majesty

>>18082393 (OP)
In no particular order:
Premodernist
The Historian's Craft
Medievalists
Schwerpunkt (partial to Catholicism but pretty good)
Cambrian Chronicles

I can mention some more, but these are my favorite to recommend for a general audience.

>>18083629
I thought Schwerpunkt was Swedish? wouldnt that make him Lutheran?

>>18082393 (OP)
Some underappreciated channels youtube has recommended to me before:

Literatus 客生 - tidbits on Qing dynasty China
GatesOfKilikien - end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period
Kiwi Codger - boomer from New Zealand who mostly covers early colonial NZ history

>>18082393 (OP)
Max Miller and Townsends

>>18083648
I love gates of kilikien so much, I wish I knew more channels like him
>>18082393 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/@the_borys
Pure unbiased map autism kino

>>18083634
In his video addressing Peterson's meme of "What do you mean by believe?" Schwerpunkt makes an interesting point discussing the nuance of such a question. Schwerpunkt cites (capital T) "Tradition" to show that Peterson is actually asking a genuinely good question. Capital T Tradition, which as I understand, is a Catholic thing. I haven't watched that video in full so I'm not entirely sure to be honest. And I'm not too sure what Lutherans think about it, so I'm open to being corrected.

>>18082393 (OP)
Gold & Gunpowder, our fellow autist

>>18082393 (OP)
NO SUCH THING

Every """"impartial"""" youtuber is a f@g who picks and chooses facts to fit their narrative. "In-depth" just means a 3 hour video essay coping about their pet theory.