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I rewatched this movie recently and even though it's historically inaccurate, I just thought it was fun and it got me interested in the end of the Czars

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This show tells the story of viking Ragnar Lothbrok. It explains how he gained power by raiding his way into several far off countries.

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Calliope (Issue #17 of the Sandman Comics)

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Calliope (Issue #17 of the Sandman Comics)

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This issue is set in the 80s/90s (i think) and focuses on the imprisonment of the muse Calliope by an author. It is actually really sad, and trigger warning for anyone thinking of reading it, but there are some good themes in the story.

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Gladiator follows a Roman general who is betrayed and banished to fight in the gladiator pits. The movie has some great action and drama which peaked my interest in the history of the ancient world.

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A fascinating action fantasy movie about the Greek myth of Perseus. It has all the typical Olympic Gods and Greek monsters.

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Despite being set in such a savage moment in early American colonial history, the way the book depicts the feelings and politics during that time is fascinating. Really enjoyed the story.

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Great telling of Nicholas II and his family's perspective on the events during WW1, the October Revolution, and the days leading up to their assassination.

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This was my favorite movie all throughout childhood. It's set in Austria during WWII. The setting is insanely beautiful and songs are so catchy. The story is actually kind of sad, as the majority of the movie focuses on a happy family only to have it end with them fleeing their country.

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The Pacific is an HBO mini-series depicting the island-hopping campaigns of the Marine Corps against Japan. Similar to Band of Brothers it depicts the much-neglected part of the Second World War. It also shows the hardships that Marines, friends, and innocent civilians went through in the Pacific. One of my favorite mini-series and television production of three books that are also great as well. "With The Old Breed", "The United States Marines Against Japan, and " A Helmet for my Pillow."

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This is a novel by Ming Dynasty Chinese writer Feng Menglong. It is based on the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, also known as the "Warring State" Period in ancient Chinese history.

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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

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This is my favorite fictional book. It was written by Mark Twain. Without spoiling it too much, what I find most interesting is that the protagonist tries to live out a sort of power fantasy as a 'modern, civilized, superior human.' He isn't necessarily right about that assumption about himself. The way that this theme plays out is very engaging and thought-provoking. The interface between the two eras (medieval and early modern/Victorian), both of which I enjoy, is fun as well.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a video game set in rural Bohemia in 1403.  I loved this game because it put a very strong emphasis on historical accuracy.  Many of the characters are historical characters, and the main events are historical events, and the locations are faithfully replicated based on archaeological evidence, with minimal tampering.  It is very authentic to the time period.  It's also just a great game.

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I love how Tolkein used old Saxon poetry and mythology to ground his fantasy books. Seeing how he translated the most important of these works is really cool. It shows how a good author can teach about history without directly "teaching".

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Been playing the Assassin's Creed franchise since Assassin's Creed Black Flag. Kind of funny, but I have learned a lot of history through the game whether its pirates during the 18th century or the Roman and Egyptian empires. Surprising how accurate some of the historical facts are that are embedded in the game. Other video games include Call of Duty.

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I enjoyed this film, which presents a realistic perspective to a hunter-gatherer society, in which the main character domesticates a wolf. I find it particularly interesting because the entire film is spoken in an ancient-styled con-lang rather than English.

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American Gods is a book that places the Gods from many different ancient religions in modern day America, having been carried over here by immigrants. I enjoy the book because it examines how cultures change when brought to America, and how America is founded on these many different cultures

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WWII historical fiction film by Quentin Tarantino that depicts the efforts of a Jewish Gurella Group causing an immesurable amount of greif for Nazi Germany. It's a little violent, but a great movie all in all. I really like wartime movies, and while this one certainly isn't a traditional one, Inglourious Basterds falls within the category. It's probably one of my favorite movies.

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Velvet was the Night by Sylvia Moreno-Garcia

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Velvet was the Night by Sylvia Moreno-Garcia

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Velvet was the Night is a noir mystery set in 1970s Mexico, amidst the struggle between the leading government (PRI) party and communist revolutionaries led by students (and the CIA and KGB attempting to influence this conflict). I read it recently so it's still fresh, but I've enjoyed a lot of historical fiction in the past.

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I’ve been replaying the Assassins creed franchise. More specifically Odyssey and Orgins because they allow me to explore the world. The older games too I found to be fun to play through again.

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Circe is a modern retelling of the story of Circe from the Odyssey. I enjoyed the book because it was an innovative and fresh take on an old character, bringing interesting ideas while respecting the original source material.