I really like history but many times occured to me that I dont

I just use wikipedia for everything 2bh. If I want to learn even more, I watch a documentary or read a book about it.

Search for "best book on (historical period)". If it's not too obscure you normally find some kind of discussion on a forum or even a "top-ten" style list. Then you start reading said book. I normally try to download books illegally, dont tell the cops

>>2673209
But some books (i dont know about history too much but i've read many philosophy books) are written like the author wants to pretend he is 200 iq so you dont understand a fucking word.

>>2673188
>wikipedia
>learn

>>2673188
this unironically. succinctly gives information and gives you links.

>>2673312
>2673312
and what after ive read shitipedia

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>>2673179
Maybe you will find these useful OP,

https://mega.nz/#F!FhpnhYxB!6xEK2JrxFWVrozM4ZUtn5A

Both are a bit older accounts, though a good starting point if you are at square one.

>>2673179
use the literature or book recommendation/request threads here. there's usually a thread up like now, for example.

You read wikipedia then if you want to know more you read books about it. Even a retard would know this.

>>2673484
I got a physics degree, do you ?

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Start with one region, and read about their every move until the modern day, from becoming an empire to revolutions and disasters.

That's how i would do it anyway, maybe there's better ways.