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The Last Samurai | Thoughts and Questions |
What does The Last Samurai get right about the fall of the Samurai, join the author of Wild East: The British in Japan, Josh Provan to talk about some of the themes this movie used to tell the story.
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Necessity and the Monongahela
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Irene Kim from @2econd_crossing on twitter joins Lando for a multi Part discussion about the beginning of the 7 Years War. Donate on Kofi ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland Get Money off your subscription with Armchair History TV by using the code HISTORYLAND armchairhistory.tv/
Washington and the Jumonville Massacre
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Irene Kim from @2econd_crossing on twitter joins Lando for a multi Part discussion about the beginning of the 7 Years War. Donate on Kofi ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland Get Money off your subscription with Armchair History TV by using the code HISTORYLAND armchairhistory.tv/
Washington's Rocky Rise to Fame with Irene Kim.
Просмотров 1512 месяца назад
Irene Kim from @2econd_crossing on twitter joins Lando for a multi Part discussion about the beginning of the 7 Years War. Donate on Kofi ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland Get Money off your subscription with Armchair History TV by using the code HISTORYLAND armchairhistory.tv/
My Trip to THE MOONWALKERS: a Journey with TOM HANKS at LIGHTROOM | feat @fms.Fossils |
Просмотров 5618 месяцев назад
I was delighted to attend an exclusive showing of The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks, and I was able to film some highlights for you. While I was there I met Dr. Fiann Smithwick and he was generous enough to share his thoughts. Follow Fiann on Instagram fms.fossils?hl=en Buy tickets to the Moonwalkers here lightroom.uk/whats-on/the-moonwalkers/ #themoonwalkers #lightroom M...
Battles, Kings and why ancient Empires go to War | The Persian Wars Part 2 with Roel Konijnendijk.
Просмотров 20 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Dr. Roel Konijnendijk joins Lando to shed some light on the story we think we all know. This video includes a partnership ad Armchair History TV. Subscribe with Code: HISTORYLAND for 50% off! armchairhistory.tv/ Follow Roel on Twitter @Roelkonijn Roel's web-page on the Oxford website. www.classics.ox.ac.uk/people/dr-roel-konijnendijk Roel giving the inside Look on Ancient and Medieval Warfare. ...
My Reaction to The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks | Almost #shorts
Просмотров 3629 месяцев назад
Read my blog review here, video to follow soon! adventuresinhistoryland.com/2023/12/07/the-moonwalkers-a-journey-with-tom-hanks/
What Went Wrong for the Persians? And other Q’s | The Greek and Persian Wars with Roel Konijnendijk
Просмотров 37 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Dr. Roel Konijnendijk joins Lando to shed some light on the story we think we all know. Contents: (This video includes a partnership ad) 00.00 Ad for Armchair History 00.35 Interview 32.30 Like Subscribe etc Armchair History TV. Subscribe with Code: HISTORYLAND for 50% off! armchairhistory.tv/ Follow Roel on Twitter @Roelkonijn Roel's web-page on the Oxford website. www.classics.ox.ac.uk/people...
Frigates in the War of 1812 | Did the British know what They were up Against? With Nick Kaizer.
Просмотров 1 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Nick Kaizer brings us fresh insights about what the British new about America's secret weapons before the War of 1812. Buy Nick's Book! www.helion.co.uk/military-history-books/revenge-in-the-name-of-honour-the-royal-navys-quest-for-vengeance-in-the-single-ship-actions-of-the-war-of-1812.php?sid=7c5b8da642129b21d99ae9bc36bafa81 Support Historyland ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland Find out more ...
Superfrigates | So OP they almost ruined the War Effort | War of 1812 at sea with Nick Kaizer Pt. 1
Просмотров 22910 месяцев назад
Lando is joined by Nick Kaizer to talk about the War of 1812 at sea, and the truth about who had the upper hand. Buy Nick's Book nicholasjkaizer.ca/revenge-in-the-name-of-honour/ Support Lando, ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland
Siege of Pensacola Q and A | Author Answers your Questions | Crowd Sourced Interview.
Просмотров 19510 месяцев назад
Find out more about Lando's new book, Every Hazard and Fatigue: The Siege of Pensacola 1781, in this crowd-sourced Interview. Featuring questions from : Professor Beatrice de Graaf, ruclips.net/video/Y0KK9hPCkQc/видео.html Tom Golding Lee, Jem Duducu pastpreservers.com/portfolio/jem-duducu-historian-writer/ Brandon F ruclips.net/user/BrandonF Darrell Rivers www.youtube.com/@UCOEK1XVCx5sdvZyPipz...
Lando Reacts to the 2nd Napoleon Trailer.
Просмотров 33410 месяцев назад
This is my most honest reaction so far. These were my first thoughts and reactions so it’s not as in-depth as others (or even my last one) and I could be dead wrong about Napoleon in peasant attire! Watch the original trailer here (for copyright reasons I dropped the audio on it) ruclips.net/video/LIsfMO5Jd_w/видео.htmlsi=6I0tmgrTMS9vR2Dl Support Lando! ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland#
Lando’s Log. I wrote a Chapter for a Major Book!!! Next Book Incoming!!!!
Просмотров 6811 месяцев назад
The latest update from Lando's world. Buy Lando a drink! ko-fi.com/adventuresinhistoryland Buy King's and Queen's! www.hachette.co.uk/titles/iain-dale-2/kings-and-queens/9781529379488/ Check out Lando's new book on the siege of Pensacola. www.helion.co.uk/military-history-books/every-hazard-and-fatigue-the-siege-of-pensacola-1781.php JoshProvan.com joshprovan.com/ Music: Airport Lounge - Disco ...
The Indomitable life of General Nathaniel Greene, with Author, Salina Baker
Просмотров 12911 месяцев назад
Salina Baker comes to Historyland to talk about her new novel and it’s main protagonist, the indomitable Nathaniel Greene. Salina’s website salinabakerauthor.com/tag/american-revolution/ Find Salina on Twitter, search @SalinaBBaker
It’ll be Big Brassy & Totally over the Top! Napoleon Movie Trailer Reaction
Просмотров 505Год назад
It’ll be Big Brassy & Totally over the Top! Napoleon Movie Trailer Reaction
The Afro Arab Slave Trade with Karim Wafa
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
The Afro Arab Slave Trade with Karim Wafa
Great British Defeats in India | History Matters Collaboration
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
Great British Defeats in India | History Matters Collaboration
Lando Reacts to Total War Pharaoh
Просмотров 246Год назад
Lando Reacts to Total War Pharaoh
When Lando met Karim Part 1 How Art & History Combine to Unite Us
Просмотров 234Год назад
When Lando met Karim Part 1 How Art & History Combine to Unite Us
Black Edwardian History & The Inspiring Story of James Arthur Harley with Pamela Roberts
Просмотров 116Год назад
Black Edwardian History & The Inspiring Story of James Arthur Harley with Pamela Roberts
New France with William Raffle
Просмотров 476Год назад
New France with William Raffle
Lando's Log, Episode 03, Writing and Channel updates.
Просмотров 35Год назад
Lando's Log, Episode 03, Writing and Channel updates.
It’s A Continent Podcast | Telling The Important Stories With A Light Touch
Просмотров 89Год назад
It’s A Continent Podcast | Telling The Important Stories With A Light Touch
The Napoleonic Naval Fiction we have been waiting for | Exclusive News about the Sequel!
Просмотров 230Год назад
The Napoleonic Naval Fiction we have been waiting for | Exclusive News about the Sequel!
Yo Ho, Yo Ho, La Vie de Boucanier Pour Moi! With René Chartrand
Просмотров 414Год назад
Yo Ho, Yo Ho, La Vie de Boucanier Pour Moi! With René Chartrand
Lando’s Video Log, episode 2. Distractions, Inspirations and Henry VI
Просмотров 47Год назад
Lando’s Video Log, episode 2. Distractions, Inspirations and Henry VI
Helen Rappaport‘s New Project, Why Research is a Team Effort and Begging Letters.
Просмотров 658Год назад
Helen Rappaport‘s New Project, Why Research is a Team Effort and Begging Letters.
Lando’s Video Log, Episode 01 (video 2) Tea and Gratefulness
Просмотров 60Год назад
Lando’s Video Log, Episode 01 (video 2) Tea and Gratefulness
Lando’s Log (Is a sapling). Ep 0. Happy New Year!
Просмотров 55Год назад
Lando’s Log (Is a sapling). Ep 0. Happy New Year!
Otterburn Battlefield (2022)| What happened here in 1388?
Просмотров 621Год назад
Otterburn Battlefield (2022)| What happened here in 1388?

Комментарии

  • @luizalmeida5398
    @luizalmeida5398 6 дней назад

    Ditch Guy = click + like

  • @SuchismitaGuhaRoy
    @SuchismitaGuhaRoy 6 дней назад

    I Red a book called Uncle Tom's Cabin where there was a Slave named Tom

  • @luizalmeida5398
    @luizalmeida5398 6 дней назад

    Ditch guy = like

  • @hiddenfromhistory100
    @hiddenfromhistory100 9 дней назад

    Answer: Satan

  • @zachthornton8337
    @zachthornton8337 26 дней назад

    Great videos.

  • @guagxiclicque4152
    @guagxiclicque4152 27 дней назад

    why do we call them persians if they called themselves iranians? Same logic to call dutch people germans.

  • @deformiertergolfball4847
    @deformiertergolfball4847 Месяц назад

    i havent heard the podcast but i bet they did not have enough ditches.

  • @HanaVys
    @HanaVys Месяц назад

    This is such a great explanation of Persian Wars, I love it! I especially like the analysis of what the Persians and Greeks were really like when we look at them from current moral standard pov. It's on point.

  • @user-ci7ue4fb5q
    @user-ci7ue4fb5q Месяц назад

    Yes, knowing the facts is one thing, being able to interpret them totally another....

  • @frangelycomagz
    @frangelycomagz Месяц назад

    Hey its the ditchman!

  • @DrVictorVasconcelos
    @DrVictorVasconcelos Месяц назад

    Ditch guy is now telling us to ditch the aristocracy and I am 100% here for it.

  • @tompraisan7642
    @tompraisan7642 Месяц назад

    Ditch you should start a channel:)

  • @maxnetirtimon4121
    @maxnetirtimon4121 Месяц назад

    so in greco-persian wars, we ACTUALLY DO have surviving sources from the Persian side and that comes from Dio Chrysostom which he literally says: "I heard a Mede say that the Persians do not agree at all with the Greeks’ version of events." instead, he (from what he hears from that med) provides us with the Persian version of events which is like this: Darius sent Datis and Artaphernes against Naxos and Eretria, and after they captured and looted these cities they returned to the king but A few of their ships-not more than a dozen ships-were blown off course to Attica and the crews had some kind of scuffle with the locals at the marathon which they managed to repel the Greek attacks get on their ships and returned to Asia. Later on, Xerxes made war on the Spartans. He defeated them at Thermopylae and slew their king Leonidas. Then he captured the city of Athens, razed it, and enslaved those who did not flee. When this was done, he made the Greeks pay him tribute declared himself 'victor of the war', and returned to Asia. so according to Persians, NOTHING WENT WRONG in their battles against the Greeks but the thing is today NOBODY actually knows the Persian side of events.

    • @gehlesen559
      @gehlesen559 Месяц назад

      You forgot the part where the Med woke up.

    • @maxnetirtimon4121
      @maxnetirtimon4121 Месяц назад

      @@gehlesen559 what do you mean?!

    • @gehlesen559
      @gehlesen559 Месяц назад

      @@maxnetirtimon4121 I mean, that this version smells like it's been made by Iranian revisionists and makes 0 sense.

    • @maxnetirtimon4121
      @maxnetirtimon4121 Месяц назад

      @@gehlesen559 it's literally from a classical source and the guy who told it (Dio Chrysostom) was a 'Greek' philosopher and historian himself cope harder.

    • @gehlesen559
      @gehlesen559 Месяц назад

      @@maxnetirtimon4121 Dio lived ~100 AD. He was as much a contemporary to the Persian wars as I am to high medieval Germany. My thoughts precisely - That sounds a lot like Persians coping... And it still makes no sense. There's also a classical source that claimed the Persians had a manpower of 10 million. Or that Alexanders conquest of Persia was fought in a Homeric way. And we have a Persian under the alias of "Pythagoras" source, that claimed to know which magic spells Alexander used. Here are a couple of reasons why it smells fishy: Neither Naxos nor Eritrea were powerful enough to either warrant attention from the king of kings or a force of that many ships & men. There were also many, very rich and strategically important, islands in-between. Going all the way through the Aegean sea, just to loot some sheep in Eritrea seems like an odd goal for a decently sized army on warships. And if we accept that those were indeed the only goal, then why didn't they leave right afterwards? Why did they go on land at the exact same spot, where a huge force of Athenians, that should have been in Eritrea in this version of events, was waiting to have a scuffle? The next part is also nonsensical. If Xerxes had declared war on just the Spartans, why didn't he simply land in southern Greece? Why come from all the way north? Sparta had no fleet to prevent that. And if he had slewn their king at tge battle in Thermopyles, why did he proceed south, burned empty Athens twice, and decided to not go south and achieve his goal (Sparta) and instead left Greece forever? And if he did leave - who fought at platea against 90k Greeks? Just the Boetians & the Ionians from Asia minor? Or did that battle never happen? And if it didn't then *)1 And why did he never return despite pumping money into the city-states' infighting? And assuming all this is right anyway, that Sparta's army was defeated and Athens had been burned to the ground and everyone enslaved, then how on earth did both Athens and Sparta manage to become the strongest factions in Greece right after that? And if they were so resilient - why did the fall so easy right after the Peloponnesian war? *)1 Why did not a single soul call out their version, as, you know, Greeks normally did? I mean, it's kinda nonsensical to lie to your fellow Greeks about something that all of Greece had witnessed personally...

  • @mokawi
    @mokawi Месяц назад

    René (my dad) passed early this morning. I'll be honest, I was watching this mostly to hear his voice again. I might read a lot of military history in the next few months. Thanks for hosting this Josh!

    • @adventuresinhistoryland5501
      @adventuresinhistoryland5501 Месяц назад

      @@mokawi I am tremendously saddened to hear this, and this is the first I am being made aware of it, I was going to send an email to René only this weekend to talk about another recording. He mentioned nothing health-wise but a touch of the flu to me earlier in the year. I can’t believe it. René was my friend and it will be my great regret that I never got to meet him in person, his videos and memory will be treasured here and will remain at your and your family’s service and if I can be of any help to you all, please let me know. If for instance there will be an official announcement I will help spread the sad news, as I know many people around the world cared about him and respected him.

  • @kreb7
    @kreb7 Месяц назад

    Greecks unified battle was not against Persians it was the trojian war that took place over 700.years before.

  • @johanlassen6448
    @johanlassen6448 Месяц назад

    There is very little reason to question the idea that Western Civilization was in danger. I like mr Konijnendijk as much as the next guy but he is clearly either ignorant of the facts or more likely chooses to be blind to them out of political correctness. Persia didn't snuff out other civilizations, but it is irrelevant to their intentions in Greece because we KNOW what those intentions were. What happened to the Ionian Golden Age? What happened to Miletus and Eretria? Heck the Persians even occupied Athens for a brief time both in 480 and 479 BC. What did they do to the city then, pray tell? Would he describe it as a "mostly peaceful" occupation? It is weird to me that someone with as much academic credit as mr Konijnendijk could wilfully ignore the truth in favor of pushing modern revisionist propaganda about the oh so benevolent Persian empire.

  • @britishamerican4321
    @britishamerican4321 Месяц назад

    Excellent, thank you!

  • @UltraViresAdInfinitum
    @UltraViresAdInfinitum Месяц назад

    Because Persians allow subjects to keep their customs and culture they are now viewed as benevolent by modern historians... Wow talk about prostrating yourself to the king.

  • @britishamerican4321
    @britishamerican4321 Месяц назад

    Great, thanks!

  • @Astartesparty
    @Astartesparty Месяц назад

    Roel , I hope one day I can go to one of speaking events and or take a class . Probably one of the best speakers that’s easy to follow . Really appreciate all your content

  • @iamsheep
    @iamsheep 2 месяца назад

    I love that this man is conscious of the ditches meme and is embracing it

  • @JustMe-zk9dc
    @JustMe-zk9dc 2 месяца назад

    Why don't you gonna talk about black people in the European Ancient World ?

    • @MH-ro1lg
      @MH-ro1lg Месяц назад

      They built the ancient European world, right?

  • @JustMe-zk9dc
    @JustMe-zk9dc 2 месяца назад

    Why does he say nothing about black soldiers in the Persian Empire. WHY ?

    • @thewinner7382
      @thewinner7382 Месяц назад

      Is this a serious question? Where the hell do you think the black soldiers cane from? Egypt was only minority black and it was in open rebeliion half the time.

    • @JustMe-zk9dc
      @JustMe-zk9dc Месяц назад

      @@thewinner7382 Hey ding bat look into the Black solders who served on Persian ships. Greeks made many vases of them. After the battle of Salamis. Then there are the blacks who served in the Great battle against the 300 hundred Spartans. Herodotuts tells it to us all. Do you think black people lived just in Africa in Ancient times ? Yes you probably do because you a pin head. Look at the sculpture in Persepolis of black people bringing gives to the Persian Kings.

  • @DiscoNick
    @DiscoNick 2 месяца назад

    I really enjoy listening to Roel talk about history, but I have found his sentiments always a little harsh when it comes to the popularisation of classical Greece. Very much so there is a inflated narrative that through the defeat of the Persians, the Greeks defended western civilisations and values, and for sure we do not know that should the Persians have won were would have not gotten to where we are now. However to say that the Greeks were abhorrent for embracing slavery, and the status of women, etc, is unfair given that at the time this was the standard amongst most civilisations world wide. Its not like they wasn't the case in Persia, or Egypt, or other large cultures of the time....

  • @TKE644
    @TKE644 2 месяца назад

    I trust this dude. Seems solid.

  • @hellohellohellohellohello-h5l
    @hellohellohellohellohello-h5l 2 месяца назад

    9:56 - So, like... almost every civilization, ever? Hardly makes the Greeks uniquely bad.

  • @maxschmitt961
    @maxschmitt961 2 месяца назад

    Ditches!

  • @miladd237
    @miladd237 2 месяца назад

    Bro Start a podcast

  • @GaryGillKeeper
    @GaryGillKeeper 2 месяца назад

    Roel has 99 problems, but a ditch ain't one

  • @MrSinasnake
    @MrSinasnake 2 месяца назад

    the most interesting history expert I have seen "Dr. Roel Konijnendijk"

  • @winklenator
    @winklenator 2 месяца назад

    Petition for Roel to start a podcast talking about ancient wars in history and ranking them by their use of ditches

  • @coldlakealta4043
    @coldlakealta4043 2 месяца назад

    the ditch doctor keeps digging

  • @andrewjames5738
    @andrewjames5738 2 месяца назад

    wow excellent and so detailed, cant wait for the next - great to know more about this major character in history, thanks to Josh and Irene for this excellent video 🙂👍

  • @britishamerican4321
    @britishamerican4321 2 месяца назад

    Thank you both of you. This was very engrossing. Very intricate back-story. Exceptional scholarship tying all the particulars and details together.

  • @justincrudele2583
    @justincrudele2583 2 месяца назад

    Ditches?

  • @alexaales7937
    @alexaales7937 2 месяца назад

    I actually came to youtube today to watch the aftermath of the us presidential debate, but watching the ditch king is wayyyyy more interesting. as always ty, dr. ditch!

  • @steviet9452
    @steviet9452 3 месяца назад

    Still digging in preparation......just need those pesky ice zombies to make an appearance 👀

  • @pavelshliaha1706
    @pavelshliaha1706 3 месяца назад

    I know Roel will say “enough with the f…g fire” but why haven’t the Greeks/Persians use some sort of flaming liquids to disrupt formations? I presume if you threw some oil in a jar onto your enemy and then some fire they would break, no?

  • @TGBurgerGaming
    @TGBurgerGaming 3 месяца назад

    Host: Where did Persia go wrong? Ditch guy: When you dig into it.....

  • @Velthric
    @Velthric 4 месяца назад

    Saw ditch man, immediately watched

  • @BaronsHistoryTimes
    @BaronsHistoryTimes 4 месяца назад

    I love your website and I promote it on my own site. It's funny how we in the Napoleon-studies community reviewed the trailers on YT not realizing how much worse the movie was in its totality when it came out. 9:30 - Cringiness is perfect description..... for the whole movie project. Waiting for your next video overview of the movie. I trashed it in my two reviews.

    • @BaronsHistoryTimes
      @BaronsHistoryTimes 3 месяца назад

      Hope to see your next clip soon my good man! You've got too much sensible knowledge that needs to be shared in this world.

  • @user-lq9oi5jq3n
    @user-lq9oi5jq3n 4 месяца назад

    Please 🥺

  • @user-lq9oi5jq3n
    @user-lq9oi5jq3n 4 месяца назад

    Awesome.

  • @godfreyofbouillon966
    @godfreyofbouillon966 4 месяца назад

    omg he knows The Warriors and that it was inspired by Greek history. It's impossible not to like him.

  • @justinlast2lastharder749
    @justinlast2lastharder749 4 месяца назад

    Its easy to figure out what went wrong for the Persians. Not enough ditches.

  • @Kaarajann
    @Kaarajann 4 месяца назад

    The Persian Empire fell because they didnt dig enough ditches

  • @andneomatmj23
    @andneomatmj23 4 месяца назад

    Question: Who was filming landing on Moon? :) Somebody have to be first, in this case cameraman :)

  • @arielquelme
    @arielquelme 5 месяцев назад

    Very underrated battle yet showing the danger in countrrinf cavalry charge

  • @moesypittounikos
    @moesypittounikos 5 месяцев назад

    When Elizabeth Longford, who only died 2 decades ago, was writing her history of Wellington she could have met old very old people who were there at the Dukes funeral.