/his/ approved documentaries

>>2929828
Arnold Krunk's "Times that Were"

And Seb Croon's "A Look at What's Been"

Both are stellar

BBC's The Death of Yugoslavia

a good and relatively objective rundown of the collapse of Yugoslavia
though it released in 1995 before that conflict totally ended
buuut that allowed it to score interviews with all the leaders/future Hague defendants, which is pretty neat

>>2929828
Engineering an empire series was a comfy.

>>2929828
If you like art and the history surrounding it, Waldemar Janusczak does some excellent documentaries. His ones on Dark Ages Art and Architecture and The Renaissance are excellent, nice to have someone who is genuinly an expert and interested in what he is doing.

>>2929828
David starkey monarchy

The French Revolution (1989; 2 part movie)
Empires: Martin Luther (2 parts)
Empires: Napoleon (4 parts)
The Civil War (PBS; around 9 or 10 episodes)

"Rise and Fall of Versailles"

We need more dramas about french history.

>>2930626
>BBC's The Death of Yugoslavia
This was pretty good.

>>2930637
Engineering an empire isn't comfy though
You have to get uncomfy to do that

This is a pretty cool documentary about Theodore Roosevelt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Iemk73z8U

>>2929828
"Soviet Storm: WWII in the East" is quite good.

>>2930626

Watch Putin, Russia & the West too. It's by the same people. Also The Private Life of a Masterpeice is pretty good as well.

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>>2929828
The Last Samurai with Tom Cruise

>>2929828

Kenneth Clarkes Civilisation is cumfy as fuck

Not very PC though so if your into that give it a miss

>>2936228

>posting racist white suprematist bullshit

go back yo pol you cretin.

>>2929828
David Cole in Auschwitz

The Greatest Story Never Told

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Basil Davidson's 8 part documentary on African History. He even btfo the we wuzing by pic related in a matter of seconds.

>>2936228
Absolutely this, 100 times this.

>>2929828
Personally, I like Apocalypse: The Second World War by Daniel Costelle (originally in French). It might not go into as much detail as other series, but the sheer amount of old footage it has makes it absolutely worth it.

>>2938921
This the footage is great.

>>2936290

>being a faggot