History Recommendations Thread (YouTube channels, documentaries, books, etc.)

Was the German Millitary better in quality than the Allies?

When was the last time British monarch exercised their power through their own will?

What are examples of societies whose cultures and technology advanced or radically changed due to outside influence?

When did Britain or England became a Great Power?

Are there a good podcasts or YouTube videos that covers the entire history of the Middle East? Not just a single era or region?

In the United States, was the Great Depression really that tough if you were at least semi-employed?

Any books/resources on ancient building techniques?

In the U.S. was there any anti-Italian sentiment during the Second World War?

How inefficient was the economy and R&D of Nazi Germany? How badly did this affect their war effort?

Why was Stalingrad the turning point of WWII when only

Why did militaries have branches when inter-branch rivalry was so bad?

Can you think of a technological invention that deserves more credit than it gets? I’ll start: the rope.

What happened in Qibya massacre 1953?

Pre-Industrial Revolution (Victorian Era) vs. Today

Favorite Non-Fiction History Books?

Reding the Bible in "publication" order

Distinction between bushi and samurai across Japanese history

Did british colonial rule in east africa rely on indian middlemen? and did it persist after independence?

Why were more anti-centralisation guys more pro-France?

Since you began studying history, what well-supported historical facts still amaze the people you tell them to?

Who are some of the most brutal or destructive rulers in different parts of the world?

How did reparations work for Japanese people in America? And why were they given reparations and not African-Americans also?

why has france been weaker than germany since napoleons death

Why was the USSR given East Germany as reparations instead of giving it to European Jews?