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Welcome to History Imperium!

I am a lifelong history nerd with a passion for studying history. You Tube has given me a canvas to turn this interest into a one-man video studio creating videos to entertain and educate about my favorite historical topics.

Become a part of our ever-growing community of history lovers, where your thoughts, questions, insights, and historical debates are not only welcomed but celebrated. Subscribe and let's embark on this historical voyage together!

All are welcome to submit topics they are interested in for potential video content. If you are a musician, artist, scriptwriter, or editor and would like to partner with me, please feel free to reach out! Please submit all inquiries and content suggestions to my email at historyimperium00@gmail.com

Thank you and never stop exploring the past!

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History Imperium

My recent short about the Punic Wars has gained quite a bit of attention recently. Would you guys like me to create some longer-form videos about these conflicts after I release my current video?(hint: I am working on another Roman battle currently)

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1000 Subscribers! I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for contributing your support to this channel. When starting out several months ago, I had no idea how quickly this channel would grow! I would also like to take this opportunity to share the future of the channel with you. I am currently in the process of creating a longer, historical documentary-style video approach to share with you. To be honest, especially as a one-man production team, the effort required for this new set of projects will be immense and consequently, the time between postings may increase. Thank you again for your continued support! I will see you in the next video!

1 year ago | [YT] | 6

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I know this is a few days late, however I found it hilarious! Additionally, it is - to a degree - historically accurate. Erwin Rommel, who was tasked with commanding the Atlantic defense, was on a leave of absence during D-Day in order to celebrate his wife’s birthday. It is an interesting historical detail that may have impacted the landings if history had played out differently. Thank you guys for all the support for this channel so far! There is much more to come! I will be releasing some future plans for this channel when we reach 1000 subscribers! Thanks again and have a great evening/day wherever you are!