Endlessly fascinating, and it did change my one sided view on the conflict a lot. Mostly heartbreaking, brothermurder is always worse than normal wars.
I’m a Euro and the documentary was absolutely kino. On top of that era being extremely interesting to me, it managed to captivate me for all sides involved.
I didn't realize it was a literal brother war until I learned that a lot of the officers on both sides went to west point together
I’m a Euro and the documentary was absolutely kino. On top of that era being extremely interesting to me, it managed to captivate me for all sides involved.
My dearest Leroy. What I would give to see you once more, to feel your soft skin brush against me as I lash you to that tender old willowtree and give you the stern rutting that I have been so woefully incapable of providing these last sorry months. I trust my son has taken my role in stride, as I fear he may soon be the only one to see to it now. Should I fall in this great crusade, my only hope is that Almighty God see's fit to bind the 3/5ths of your human soul to mine in the joyous afterlife, so they I may break you eternally, and that our Lord Christ may look upon it. Do not despair my dearest Leroy, I will always be with you, breaking you with every cool breeze and warm brush of sunlight. Until we are apart no longer.
There has been an aggressive pro-Union insurgency in historical academia that has labeled any Civil War-related media before 2010, that doesn't have an explicitly Union focus already like Glory, as Confederate propaganda. I was talking about Civil War history with a coworker and I mentioned the Ken Burns doc and he said that was Confederate propaganda. He said they "gave too much leeway" to Shelby Foote. Such fricking horseshit, that war took place South of the Mason-Dixon, at least 95% of battles were South of that line. And the one guy giving a Southern perspective on the war is declared persona non grata by a lot of people
>I was talking about Civil War history with a coworker and I mentioned the Ken Burns doc and he said that was Confederate propaganda.
It literally talks about the consequences of slavery for black people in the first minutes of the documentary.
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I didn't realize it was a literal brother war until I learned that a lot of the officers on both sides went to west point together
From my limited perspective it seems like a brother war where both sides had legitimate points. That said, the idea that one side fought to keep the other side as a part of its nation should have shown you from the start that it was a brother war lol.
Captain America: Civil War
Probably the Burns docuseries.
Ken Burns documentary was kino. I'm not American, I mostly know about their civil war from westerns. Really eye opening.
how was it as a non-american?
Endlessly fascinating, and it did change my one sided view on the conflict a lot. Mostly heartbreaking, brothermurder is always worse than normal wars.
I didn't realize it was a literal brother war until I learned that a lot of the officers on both sides went to west point together
I’m a Euro and the documentary was absolutely kino. On top of that era being extremely interesting to me, it managed to captivate me for all sides involved.
Cromwell
Gettysburg
Cold Mountain
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
You posted it.
im surprised HBO never did anything with it
i very much liked God's and Generals
ride with the devil
good the bad and the ugly
gods and generals
andersonville
outlaw josey wales
Gods and generals was top tier, Jackson is a fricking legend.
Lincoln is pretty comfy and anyone who says otherwise is a reb LOSER
Ken Burns documentary
>no sherman biopic yet
whichever one portrays the south to be the good guys
Listen to this this you won't regret it.
My dearest Leroy. What I would give to see you once more, to feel your soft skin brush against me as I lash you to that tender old willowtree and give you the stern rutting that I have been so woefully incapable of providing these last sorry months. I trust my son has taken my role in stride, as I fear he may soon be the only one to see to it now. Should I fall in this great crusade, my only hope is that Almighty God see's fit to bind the 3/5ths of your human soul to mine in the joyous afterlife, so they I may break you eternally, and that our Lord Christ may look upon it. Do not despair my dearest Leroy, I will always be with you, breaking you with every cool breeze and warm brush of sunlight. Until we are apart no longer.
Every single one of them. Always feel better seeing those rebel cucks getting fricked.
YOU LOST
keep moving funko homosexual
Any other hate symbols OP? Enjoy your ban.
Gettysburg is a four and a half hour kino done impeccably in terms of historical accuracy, action scenes, and acting.
Also regularly accused of being Confederate propaganda so you know it's based.
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There has been an aggressive pro-Union insurgency in historical academia that has labeled any Civil War-related media before 2010, that doesn't have an explicitly Union focus already like Glory, as Confederate propaganda. I was talking about Civil War history with a coworker and I mentioned the Ken Burns doc and he said that was Confederate propaganda. He said they "gave too much leeway" to Shelby Foote. Such fricking horseshit, that war took place South of the Mason-Dixon, at least 95% of battles were South of that line. And the one guy giving a Southern perspective on the war is declared persona non grata by a lot of people
>I was talking about Civil War history with a coworker and I mentioned the Ken Burns doc and he said that was Confederate propaganda.
It literally talks about the consequences of slavery for black people in the first minutes of the documentary.
From my limited perspective it seems like a brother war where both sides had legitimate points. That said, the idea that one side fought to keep the other side as a part of its nation should have shown you from the start that it was a brother war lol.
Did you tell your coworker what a dumb homosexual he is?
>Civil war
>they are actually pretty mean to each other