/his/, What are some historical periods that despite being cool

>>1847796
700s

Bronze age china

>>1847796
2017

>>1847796
Late antiquity.

The late 1800s.

Especially 1870 to 1900.

All of the cold war. The korean war, iran iraq war, the laos campaign, and better yet civie lives in all of them.

You can think of a story and the find a spot in the cold war thats closest, some even have interchangeable air wars.

>>1847811

You're kidding, right?

>>1847820

>Implying anything past 1945 is even remotely interesting

>>1847796
The Thirty Years War

Only fictional work I can think of that (nominally) takes place during it is Mother Courage and Her Children

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>>1847913
Last Valley

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>>1847924
Also, Black Robe takes place during that time, but in Canada.

>>1847796

>>1847802

Yeah. It feels like sometimes people don't think european history started until those norman shits invaded england.

>>1847796
I haven't seen a lot of movies/books set in the Prohibition era

even though there are so many good stories would could have set in it. anyone know if there are any good books set in it?

>>1847811
I'd like to see Victorian era invasion literature make a comeback

>>1847796
Roman Empire in the 400s outside of vague "fall" narratives and Atilla.

Gilded Age America beyond maybe the wealthy families like the Vanderbilts.

The Bourbon Restoration.

>>1847859
>everything post WW2 is uninteresting
>my opinion is objectively correct