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Welcome to Absolute History - the home of fun, shocking and curious tales from throughout history. From Tony Robinson's Worst Jobs in History to Suzannah Lipscomb's Hidden Killers, join us to learn about our history the entertaining way. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on our new documentaries every week! Sign up for History Hit and unlock hundreds of hours of original documentaries, with new releases every week and ad-free podcasts. Join world-renowned historians like Dan Snow,

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Kursk Sub Disaster: Knocking Below, LR5 Blocked, Putin's First Crisis

YouTubeSep 14, 2026

The Darkest Day Of King Richard II's Reign

YouTubeSep 13, 2026

Kursk Submarine Rescue: The Hatch That Breathed Black Gas

YouTubeSep 12, 2026

Deadliest Day: Inside The Shocking Untold 9/11 Timeline

YouTubeSep 11, 2026

8 Crazy Facts About Britain's Kings & Queens!

YouTubeSep 10, 2026

1644: The Complete Story of The First English Civil War

YouTubeSep 5, 2026

Unseen Images From The Deadliest Battlefields Of Ukraine

YouTubeSep 4, 2026

1945-55: How The World Entered The Nuclear Age

YouTubeSep 2, 2026

1642 - 1651: The Complete Story Of The English Civil War

YouTubeAug 30, 2026

Rare Footage From The Most Dangerous Conflict Zones: Afghanistan, Iraq, The Bal…

YouTubeAug 28, 2026

Victors And The Defeated | End Of The War In Color Uncensored

YouTubeAug 27, 2026

1945-49: The Complete Story Of How WW2 Birthed The Cold War

YouTubeAug 26, 2026

1945-49: The Brutal Aftermath Of World War 2

YouTubeAug 21, 2026

What Did The First Europeans Actually Look Like?

YouTubeAug 19, 2026

New DNA Evidence Reveals Complex Evidence About The Viking Age

YouTubeAug 14, 2026

Lizzie Borden: The Chilling History Behind America's Most Shocking Crime

YouTubeAug 12, 2026

How A Vengeful Queen Almost Destroyed The Roman Empire

YouTubeAug 9, 2026

Uncensored Footage Of The Brutal Reality Of WWII In The Pacific

YouTubeAug 7, 2026

Princess Diana: In Search of Happiness

YouTubeJul 31, 2026

The 50-Year Hunt For The Zodiac Killer: The Codes, The Clues, And The Unsolved …

YouTubeJul 29, 2026

Archeologists Uncover Hidden British Treasures | Digging for Britain

YouTubeJul 26, 2026

Going Medieval: Life In The Middle Ages With Eleanor Janega

YouTubeJul 24, 2026

Inside The Hidden History Of Britain's Best-Preserved Noble Estates

YouTubeJul 22, 2026

The Viking Odyssey You Weren’t Taught In School (The Emperor’s Secret Police)

YouTubeJul 19, 2026

What You Didn't Know About History’s Deadliest Odyssey

YouTubeJul 17, 2026

How the Soviet Secret Police Terrorized Their Own People

YouTubeJul 15, 2026

The Dark WWII Origin of the Japanese Bullet Train

YouTubeJul 12, 2026

Inside the Deadliest Jobs of the Industrial Revolution

YouTubeJul 10, 2026

What You Didn't Know About The Massacre of America's Native Patriots

YouTubeJul 8, 2026

Why School Taught You the Wrong History of The American Revolution

YouTubeJul 6, 2026

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The Weight of Necessity: Carrying Real Value Across the Rails

The history of true necessity—from 1897 prospectors shedding non-essential gear to modern value transfer—shows that only physical, auditable assets endure.

Absolute History

Rogue Gold

3 min

0 0 024 days ago

Culture

The Primal Urge: What Cave Walls Teach Us About the Art of Expression

Before the easel and the palette, there was the wall. We explore the ancient techniques of drawing and the fundamental human need to leave our mark.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

4 min

0 0 025 days ago

Stories

The Art of Seeing: How Observation Transforms Sketching and Story

Whether you're sketching a still life or tracking a clue, mastering observation is the first step to artistic mastery.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

3 min

0 0 026 days ago

Techniques

The Art of the Mend: What 18th-Century Coats Teach Us About Longevity and Craft

Even fashion history has a practical lesson: the greatest skill is not the creation, but the repair. We dive into the life cycle of an 18th-century coat to understand the true value of skilled trades.

Absolute History

Rogue Tradesman

4 min

0 0 027 days ago

Recipes

Making Dinner Look Fancy (Without the Victorian Effort)

You don't need royal connections to create an impressive family meal. Learn how to elevate your weeknight dinner using historical inspiration and simple batch cooking tips.

Absolute History

Rogue Chefs

4 min

0 0 028 days ago

Science

The Iron Will and the Compass Correction: Lessons in Engineering Scale

Brunel’s SS Great Britain wasn't just a big ship; it was a masterclass in solving seemingly impossible engineering problems with brilliant material science.

Absolute History

Rogue Tradesman

3 min

0 0 029 days ago

Techniques

Beyond the Blueprint: The Craft of Permanence in Dublin's Stone Giants

Examining the architectural history of Dublin’s banking halls shows that true construction is never just about function; it’s about projecting permanence, stability, and enduring craft.

Absolute History

Rogue Tradesman

4 min

0 0 030 days ago

Stories

Finding the Drama: How Romanticism Taught Delacroix to Paint with Passion and Power

Dive into the vibrant world of Romanticism and discover how masters like Eugène Delacroix fused explosive emotion and revolutionary color into grand-scale paintings.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

3 min

0 0 030 days ago

Culture

Capturing the Wild Spirit: How Romanticism Taught Artists to See Emotion in Nature

The Romantic Age taught us that the deepest truths are found not in formality, but in raw emotion, the wild landscape, and the individual spirit. Let's explore how this shift changed art.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

4 min

0 0 030 days ago

Stories

The Art of the Setup: Finding Composition in the Chaos of History

Even the most serene portraits are built on dramatic backstories. We dive into how historical accounts reveal that every great moment—whether on a canvas or in life—is preceded by glorious, detailed chaos.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Stories

Building Resilience: From Historic Gardens to Your Balcony Aquaponics System

The history of Christchurch shows us that life, and green spaces, persist even after the biggest shocks. You can build that resilience in your own backyard, basement, or apartment.

Absolute History

Rogue Growers

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Culture

From Imperial Feasts to Family Tables: Making Your Weeknight Meal Feel Like a Celebration

Inspired by the lavish feasts of history, discover how to make your everyday family dinner feel special, rewarding, and profitable.

Absolute History

Rogue Chefs

3 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Stories

From Ancient Ports to Modern Dinner Plates: The Art of Abundance

Just like ancient trading ports mastered the art of resourcefulness, mastering the batch cook is the secret to feeding a family (and earning some cash!) without the stress.

Absolute History

Rogue Chefs

3 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Techniques

Lessons from the Past: What True Self-Reliance Taught Edwardian Farmers

Looking at the daily grind of historic farming reminds us that resilience and deep knowledge of the land are the ultimate cornerstones of food sovereignty.

Absolute History

Rogue Farms

3 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Business

The Lifeline of Industry: Why Infrastructure is the Tradesman's Best Friend

Before the drywall and the wiring, there were canals. We dive into the hidden history of industrial transport and how mastering the flow of goods is just as crucial as mastering the craft.

Absolute History

Rogue Tradesman

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Culture

The Archaeology of the Manuscript: Reconstructing the Life Not Written Down

Just like archaeologists piecing together a Dark Age settlement from fragments, writing often requires us to reconstruct lives and worlds from incomplete evidence.

Absolute History

Rogue Writers

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Culture

Tudor Design: Studying Color, Composition, and Surface in Historical Art

Before the modern studio, rich English homes provided incredible examples of early decorative arts, offering a masterclass in composition and material science.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Science

From Alchemical Stills to Printing Presses: How Material Science Changes Everything

Before the internet, the printing press was the ultimate high-tech disruptor. We dive into the history of alchemy, metallurgy, and the radical scientific leaps that changed the world.

Absolute History

Rogue Scientists

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Stories

Finding the Emotional Hue: Lessons from Van Gogh’s Bold Brushstrokes

Dive into the history of Vincent Van Gogh to understand how emotional expression and vibrant color revolutionized painting, offering fresh inspiration for your own sketchbook.

Absolute History

Rogue Artists

4 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

Culture

From Fragrant Harbor to Foundational Craft: The Persistence of Mastery

Hong Kong shows us that the most resilient industries are not the ones built on finance, but the ones built on centuries-old, hands-on techniques.

Absolute History

Rogue Tradesman

3 min

0 0 0about 1 month ago

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