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Rise of China - All Parts
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JFK's Moonshot: The Impossible Space Race Goal
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Ragnar Lothbrok death: The epic snake-pit ending and his dying words
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To celebrate Chinese New Year, we just released the complete Rise of China series as a single video! ⁠ ⁠ Our 3 hour epic docu...
From 1936 to 1938, Stalin's Great Purge unleashed a brutal political campaign across the Soviet Union: mass arrests, show tri...
Plague of Justinian (541–542 AD): The Epidemic That ruined the Byzantine Empire: From 541 CE, Justinian's Plague swept the By...
From 1931–1932, Japan invaded Manchuria and established Manchukuo, signaling a decisive shift toward broader conflict in Asia...
Nanjing Massacre (1937): Japanese Atrocities in WWII: from December 1937 to 1938, Japanese forces captured Nanjing and unleas...
Al-Khazuran — The Powerful Yemeni Slave Who Became Caliph traces the ascent of a Yemeni slave who reached the caliphate in a ...
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From 1936 to 1938, Stalin's Great Purge unleashed a brutal political campaign across the Soviet Union: mass arrests, show trials, executions, and the expansion of the Gulag system. This concise reel explains the motives, methods, and consequences—how fear consolidated power, reshaped Soviet society, and affected international relations. Non-graphic and evidence-based; sources noted in the comments. Check out the full video at Epic History #history #epichistory #SovietHistory #communism
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Plague of Justinian (541–542 AD): The Epidemic That ruined the Byzantine Empire: From 541 CE, Justinian's Plague swept the Byzantine Empire, decimating populations, draining treasuries, and reshaping politics and society. This concise explainer traces how recurring outbreaks weakened armies, disrupted trade, and accelerated changes across Europe and Asia. Non-graphic, evidence-based, with sources noted in the comments today for learners worldwide seeking historical understanding. Catch the Full Video at Epic History! #history #epichistory #byzantine #plague
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From 1931–1932, Japan invaded Manchuria and established Manchukuo, signaling a decisive shift toward broader conflict in Asia. This concise explainer covers motives, consequences, and international reactions, and explains how the Manchurian Crisis helped set the stage for World War II. Non-graphic, evidence-based; sources in comments. Watch the Full video at Epic History #history #epichistory #wwii #manchuria
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Nanjing Massacre (1937): Japanese Atrocities in WWII: from December 1937 to 1938, Japanese forces captured Nanjing and unleashed a brutal campaign of violence. Soldiers killed civilians and disarmed combatants, while looting, arson, and mass rapes occurred across the city. Death toll estimates range widely, commonly cited between 100,000 and 300,000. The International Safety Zone sheltered thousands during the siege. To Catch the Full Video simply seach Epic History on Youtube! #NanjingMassacre #WWII #ChinaHistory #EpicHistory #History
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