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AcademicCatfish493• 2 karma
3 months ago
Historical accuracy in documentaries
I've been watching a lot of history documentaries lately and I'm starting to get really frustrated with the lack of accuracy in some of them. I mean, I know it's not always easy to get every detail right, but some of these shows are just flat out wrong. I've been studying history for years and it's annoying to see things like dates, events, and even entire timelines being misrepresented. Has anyone else noticed this? I'm wondering if there are any documentaries that are particularly good at getting the facts straight. I've heard good things about the BBC's history documentaries, but I'm open to other suggestions. I just want to learn about history without having to fact-check every little thing.
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