Who here likes BBC history documentaries?

I love the BBC.

>>381668
So does yo momma.

Are there any good historical documentaries on Netflix?

It looks like all of them are about the Nazis.

>>382758
The Ken Burns ones are all pretty great.

>documentaries

Literally pleb tier. Read a book nigger.

>>382806
>reading books
Literally pleb tier. Visit historical sites and only use primary sources nigger.

>>382830
Even better, and infinitely superior to watching a fucking movie.

>>382830
>not time travelling to experience historical events first hand

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>>382806
>"HQ, we got a runner here, over."

>"Copy that, Tower Five. Do you have a visual? Over."

>"Yeah, I've got a visual on him. Check video feed B."

>"Ah, yep. I see him. Must be another one from the /pol/ block containment zone, gnawed his way through the wires and followed his nose over here. The smell of centrist discussion threads with reliable citations provided must drive them crazy."

>"Poor guy. He doesn't know what he's doing is wrong. Should I tranq him? He saw the spotlight and I think he's lurking now."

>"Wait until he shitposts again, Tower Five. Then take it when you have a clear shot."

>>382887
>not liking documentaries is /pol/

unfortunately they're all infiltrated by BBC leftist scum

watched one with Dan Snow on the Royal Navy the other day where while discussing the muslim slave trade on Europeans he said it was basically fair enough for them to capture fishermen and come up on shore to coastal villages and steal people because it's what 'we' had been doing to Africans for a little while now.

their ok but to boring. I perfer jon green instead

I like Making of Modern Britain

Either keked or based, depending on the doc.