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Hancock is such a scammer. And bitter too... All he does is whine, he has no credibility whatsoever. I was so angry at his Netflix show... Not one evidence whatsoever and he said the stupidest quote I've ever heard: "I'm as much of a sudo scientist as a dolphin is a sudo fish." That should tell you this guy is a moron.

1:40:00 Hoping for this one.

Why did Rosecrans keep McCook in corp command if he was so bad?

The last hour and a half is gold

Is he the one who wrote the letter about Jesus?

I kind of want to see you guys do something like this for Shiloh, especially since Sean has talked about researching it. Just don't stop making ACW videos.

Hey Mhistory man!..i have an honest to god good question regarding this time period... I couldn't help but notice that the narrative of "the history of the republic's slow transformation into the Empire"... Alot of credible historians blame the "death" of the Republic on alot of people... But none of them from the obstructionist wing from the conservative branch of the Senate.They blame Both Ghacuss bros Marion Pompey Sulla Caesar Anyone pushing Italian Right as demigogs (some did) The best examples (imo) is that when Tiberius Ghraccus was clubbed to death, i heard alot about how Tiberius opeded Pandora's box in so many ways (which he did, ill give them that) but... I dnt see the same level of blame, twords the peope who killed him... Do you agree? Im at least aware that you are aware there was an onbsteuctionnism going on, that was a real problem. Not so much Marious for reforming the army during alife or death struggle against the Germanic tribes, or the Chracci bothersa land reform bills... With thay questions come REAL question im here to ask you sir ...... Was Monarchy the ONLY way to get past the oligarchic obstructionism?

If you look at the problem on the chessboard at around 13 1/2 minutes you can see that the Muslim guy just put the Christian guy into checkmate. That's presuming that the Muslim guy just made his move which I'm guessing by his raised finger that he did. This has to be the first ever animated chess game summary. Also it is a representative picture so it could not have been done by a Muslim.

What?! Grant himself admitted that Rosecrans had a good plan in place at Chattanooga and that Grant only carried it out. That admission is in his autobiography if I’m not mistaken. Why all the vitriol? An historian’s first responsibility is to at least be honest, don’t you think? Your opinion is your opinion, and unimportant, but I’m astounded by your cavalier misrepresentation of facts here throughout.

Grant lost more battles than he won? That is patently false. I’m not certain that he lost any battles. Cold Harbor? No. He lost a lot more men than he needed to but he didn’t lose the battle. On what terms do you conclude that he lost that battle? Or any other battle he fought? He lost men. Nobody argues that. But he won battles. He beat Lee into submission. And, of course, surrender. Whether you like him or not really has nothing to do with how many battles he won.

Shame we don’t have more information on this man

Great stream❤❤❤

I think the best compliment I can give is, "If you ever wanted to know and understand classical roman history or classical greek history and you didnt have the time to devote your entire life to academic pursuits, watch these videos."

EXCELLENT! I have been preoccupied with world events the last two years and came across this. My only question is this- I assume your Primary Sources for your detailed lectures is the original Classical Greek material, correct(or original Classical Roman material)? I am referring to Primary Sources which are not among the "popularly known literature" of Classical Greek history. I am just curious as to how you paint a more nuanced detailed picture in your videos. Thanks!

Hey do you have a bibliography of works you consulted while creating this series? I'd love a Byzantine History reading list

0:35 also created many great riots as well, usually between the Greeks and the Jews.

Great stream just like the last. Seans knowledge on the subject is super impressive

Putting Crassus in E is a travesty. He came out of a cave in Spain, raised an army for Sulla, and later raised the biggest fortune of his time out of very little. He then paved the way for everything accomplished by the first triumvirate and therefore Clodius, Caesar and plenty of other men. His networking and his influence on all parts of Roman society were massive. The only reason to not rank him at least A is Carrhae.

British guy in the Philippines was awful

Thersites can you explain why Marcus Junius Brutus was chosen by the Boni as the face of the opposition against Caesar instead of Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus, a much more capable and renowned politician and general?

I found one piece of info on my question. It appears that Soviet pows were treated with about the minimum standard of care required by the Geneva and Hague conventions, though only because of political circumstances, not any feelings of mercy or decency. After the battle of Khalkhin Gol. Desmond Ng · Follow Read about its history from its rise to its fall.7y The Soviet POWs captured during the battle were initially held by the Japanese in improvised camps near divisional headquarters. Later, during the Soviet counterattack the prisoners were relocated to prisons located deeper in Manchuria. The Japanese managed to capture Soviet prisoners during their initial attack. In the early stages of the battle, the Japanese had decided to strike first, and launched an assault into Soviet lines. Despite the attacks making little progress and ultimately failing, they managed to capture hundreds of Soviet POWs. They were treated passably. Survivors reported that they were given meager rations, enough to survive, but not much more. Their prisons were also threadbare, with bare cells and only a bed, sink and toilet and only allowed out for daily exercise periods. The Japanese wanted to keep them alive in order to allow negotiations to transition smoothly, so 70% of the POWs survived. (which is pretty damned high for prisoners held by the Japanese).

Great video, enjoyed it

I think the threat of japanese subs to supply lines shouldnt be so readly dismissed as sean does. Yeah by 43 US is benfiting from advances made in the atlantic with asw but early years it was just starting to hit the fleet and focused on protecting the battle line and carrier task forces, softer areas would be waiting on these advancments. LONG US supply lines and even the near rear to all these staging islands would have been great targets for japan's sub fleet subs but also its rebuilt carrier air arm at a much better econmy of threat and resutling econmy of losses. Imagin jap subs having a happy time attritting a lot of the built up production and man power on it way to all these early japanese defeats slowing down US advance while rebuilt IJN carrier air forces bloody them selves not on US battle fleets in the marianas and off the phillipeans and instead work up by raiding static rear island targets or slow moving un- lightly defendes convoys and transports in german surface style raids but with carrier strike groups keto-such and such used not in a decisive strikes but in raiding lines of supply. Give time for japanese ground island defense doctrin to develop and be implemented.

I am an Indian, and Bose is a very interesting figure-a hardcore nationalist and an ardent secularist. He believed in equality but still joined the Nazis because of the "enemy of my enemy" rationale. The British weren't able to execute the mutinying officers because public sentiment was so high. Bose died in a plane crash; however, some say Stalin got him, and he died in a gulag. The conspiracy theories about Bose's fate have filled several books. Today, the right-wing Modi government has captured Bose's legacy. It's fucking funny how every patriot who ever died for this country was a Congress member, yet people still vote for the BJP, which collaborated with the British. Strange times

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This is about the rise of Robert E. Lee, nothing else. There is an entire story regarding the formation of West Virginia the person who created this video should learn about.

Chaonians spoke a Doric dialect. Because they were Illyrians. The Corinthians taught the chaonians the Greek language through multiple colonies like corcyra

"Th-that was a long and rambling section but I'm not-I'm not changing it in any way. You're just going to have to sit through it and grin and bear it."😂

As far as Holland Smith is concerned the bigger issue may have been the publicity at the time, there was an Army inquiry into the incident and Smith kicked upstairs to ensure he could never again be in any position to directly coordinate with Army personnel. I read John McManus' series on the Pacific War and his view is that it was less a Marine versus Army problem than a Holland Smith problem that filtered down the ranks so the other marines thought army soldiers didn't fight well.

Who is the historic Thersites? Have you made a video about Thersites?

Great stream as usual gentlemen. I wanted to Sean a question related to the leadership of the Marine Corps during the Pacific War (as they along with the Navy are the biggest players in this conflict for us). You talked a lot about “Howling Mad” Smith and his influence on Marine doctrine, but how would you rate his primary subordinates in Alexander Vandegrift, Harry Schmidt, and Roy Geiger that served as ground commanders during the major operations, considering the Corps’ haphazard performance in these operations?

Can you consider an in depth analysis of the Sioux Campaign of 1876, especially The Battle of The Little Bighorn? You could also tie in the explosion of the minning camps in the Dakota Territory and Montana.

To be fair, the Union had the more difficult job in the sense they are almost always on the offensive. Offensive operations are always riskier and more difficult to execute than defensive ones

Emperor Justinian was an lllyrian/ Dardan/ Albanian, and the Byzantium was an Illyrian Empire! Emperor Constantin was an lllyrian/ Albanian, and the Byzantium was an Illyrian Empire! Komnenians Dinasty was Illyrian/ Albanian! Alexander the Great was Illyrian/Albanian! The history must be rewritten!

Psalms 2 and 110 are about Cyrus. Cyrus is god's Son and Melchizedek, our ONLY link to God.

38:08 Churchill was an idiot, don't get me wrong, but I think the planes to Singapore thing is maybe not it. Wikipedia states on 6 Dec 1941 "it became apparent the Germans did not have the strength to take Moscow" Churchill and FDR have said "Europe first". Basically the USSR is critical and looks parlous. The British had enough stuff there to at least put up a challenge, but it was poorly planned, poorly lead, poorly coordinated, with poorly trained troops.

Glad my ol go to sleep podcasts killing it harder than Sherman As a Marylander enjoying Fleet Week in the Inner Harbor, I've never truly related to a "It's hot as hell" like I have until now. Bless your strength Sean, lol! Also, very excited for your new title! I've been looking forward to part one and two of this series for longer than I care to admit. Glad to hear ya both at work again! Cheers, gents!

Cool stream again, Sean really in his element on this topic and it's impressive how he can pronounce these words. Although I prefer to anglicize the Asian names, drives me crazy when Thersites does the Three Kingdoms in China and all the names sound the same. Wish he would just assign them names that people who don't speak Chinese can distinguish.

No thumbnail? Pfff

Prigozhin ran into the classic Trumpian problem. He did so much winning he got tired of winning and decided to try losing instead.

Hail Thersites, sayer of deeds

Grant is on the fifty dollar bill.

Sean great stream as usual. When the Japanese fought the Soviet’s, how did they treat any pows or civilians? Was it any different from other countries or nationalities?

"Damn the Romans!"-Leto II

I think Mattis firing Davis continues the tradition of Generals firing commanders who were in a high regard by peers of superiors.

Yay! ❤

In reference to bears on Hokkaido I was talking about the Sankebetsu brown bear incident.

I can’t tell you how much I love this channel and these livestreams, this wets my appetite to read more of the civil war history books in my collection

Lol. Went from bourbon to scotch.

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