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Ten Minute History
United Kingdom
Приєднався 16 кві 2023
Welcome to our UA-cam channel, where we bring you bite-sized history lessons on famous people, events, and significant times. Our goal is to provide you with an entertaining and educational experience that will leave you feeling more informed and curious about the past.
In just 10 minutes or less, our team of passionate historians will take you on a journey through time, exploring the lives of some of the most fascinating figures in history, the events that shaped our world, and the significant moments that have defined our past.
Our channel is designed to appeal to history enthusiasts of all ages, from curious children to lifelong learners. We strive to create content that is both informative and entertaining, with a focus on presenting complex historical topics in a way that is accessible to everyone.
With our concise and informative 10-minute history lessons, you'll be able to learn something new every time you tune in.
Subscribe to learn :-)
In just 10 minutes or less, our team of passionate historians will take you on a journey through time, exploring the lives of some of the most fascinating figures in history, the events that shaped our world, and the significant moments that have defined our past.
Our channel is designed to appeal to history enthusiasts of all ages, from curious children to lifelong learners. We strive to create content that is both informative and entertaining, with a focus on presenting complex historical topics in a way that is accessible to everyone.
With our concise and informative 10-minute history lessons, you'll be able to learn something new every time you tune in.
Subscribe to learn :-)
Jack the Ripper
Join us on an in-depth exploration of one of the most infamous and enduring mysteries in history-the case of Jack the Ripper. In 1888, a series of gruesome murders shook the streets of London’s Whitechapel district, and the identity of the killer, who came to be known as Jack the Ripper, has remained a subject of speculation and intrigue ever since.
In this video, we'll delve into the dark alleys of Victorian London, where the Ripper's brutal crimes took place. We'll explore the historical context of the late 19th century, highlighting the social and economic conditions that shaped the lives of those in Whitechapel, a neighborhood plagued by poverty and crime.
Discover the key moments of the Ripper’s reign of terror, starting with the murder of Mary Ann Nichols and continuing through the horrific deaths of Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly. We'll examine the grisly details of each murder and the patterns that have intrigued and horrified the world for over a century.
We'll shine a light on the investigation led by Scotland Yard and the Metropolitan Police, exploring the challenges faced by the detectives of the time. The primitive forensic techniques and the overwhelming public pressure led to numerous suspects being investigated, but the killer remained elusive.
Learn about the various theories surrounding the identity of Jack the Ripper, from well-known suspects like Montague John Druitt, Aaron Kosminski, and Prince Albert Victor, to more recent DNA evidence and modern investigative techniques. We'll also delve into the cultural impact of the Ripper case, including how it has influenced literature, film, and the collective imagination.
Explore the broader significance of the Jack the Ripper mystery, including its impact on the field of criminal investigation and its enduring fascination in popular culture. Why does this case continue to captivate us? And will the identity of Jack the Ripper ever be revealed?
Join us as we uncover the intricate details and lasting legacies of the Jack the Ripper case, a chilling chapter in history that continues to baffle and intrigue. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more fascinating historical insights!
#JackTheRipper #TrueCrime #History #VictorianLondon #UnsolvedMysteries #SerialKiller #ScotlandYard #LondonHistory #CrimeHistory #Documentary
In this video, we'll delve into the dark alleys of Victorian London, where the Ripper's brutal crimes took place. We'll explore the historical context of the late 19th century, highlighting the social and economic conditions that shaped the lives of those in Whitechapel, a neighborhood plagued by poverty and crime.
Discover the key moments of the Ripper’s reign of terror, starting with the murder of Mary Ann Nichols and continuing through the horrific deaths of Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly. We'll examine the grisly details of each murder and the patterns that have intrigued and horrified the world for over a century.
We'll shine a light on the investigation led by Scotland Yard and the Metropolitan Police, exploring the challenges faced by the detectives of the time. The primitive forensic techniques and the overwhelming public pressure led to numerous suspects being investigated, but the killer remained elusive.
Learn about the various theories surrounding the identity of Jack the Ripper, from well-known suspects like Montague John Druitt, Aaron Kosminski, and Prince Albert Victor, to more recent DNA evidence and modern investigative techniques. We'll also delve into the cultural impact of the Ripper case, including how it has influenced literature, film, and the collective imagination.
Explore the broader significance of the Jack the Ripper mystery, including its impact on the field of criminal investigation and its enduring fascination in popular culture. Why does this case continue to captivate us? And will the identity of Jack the Ripper ever be revealed?
Join us as we uncover the intricate details and lasting legacies of the Jack the Ripper case, a chilling chapter in history that continues to baffle and intrigue. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more fascinating historical insights!
#JackTheRipper #TrueCrime #History #VictorianLondon #UnsolvedMysteries #SerialKiller #ScotlandYard #LondonHistory #CrimeHistory #Documentary
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The Great Fire of London
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Join us on an in-depth exploration of the Great Fire of London, a catastrophic event that ravaged the city in September 1666. This devastating fire not only destroyed much of London but also led to profound changes in the city’s architecture, urban planning, and firefighting techniques. In this video, we'll delve into the origins of the Great Fire, beginning with the fateful spark in a bakery o...
WW1: The Gallipoli Campaign
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Join us on an in-depth exploration of the Gallipoli Campaign, one of the most significant and tragic military operations of World War I. Fought between April 1915 and January 1916, this campaign was a bold but ultimately disastrous attempt by the Allied forces to secure a sea route to Russia and knock the Ottoman Empire out of the war. In this video, we'll delve into the origins of the Gallipol...
WW1: The Zimmermann Telegram
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Join us on an in-depth exploration of the Zimmermann Telegram, a secret communication that played a pivotal role in changing the course of World War I. This clandestine message from Germany to Mexico, intercepted by British intelligence, had far-reaching consequences that ultimately drew the United States into the conflict. In this video, we'll delve into the origins of the Zimmermann Telegram,...
WW2: The Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombings
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WW2: The Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombings
A true world mystery…. Or a famous cover up
It is repetitive
just finished the book yesterday!!..very scary!
In the 18th century, the Vietnamese believed that monkeys could talk, but hid it from humans last they be compelled to labour.
Good 1
Dogs are great!
Nice ha
Nice.. lol
Nice
Thank you for making this video. Every Armenian will appreciate this.
Scary, but it’s now
We tend to agree…. Maybe beyond repair too :-(
Scary, but we’re nearly there
Excellent. You could have mentioned that an estimated quarter million Chinese were executed by the Japanese as punishment for helping the Americans. How times have changed.
Niccc3eee
Niiiiiiiiiice
hahahahaa.... Cooooool
Cool vid
Nice one :-) :-)
Love the pictures of WW2 American soldiers and the modern Turkish military for something over 100 years ago. Stopped watching this shitty video about 1/2 way through.
Nice one.. I thing th e video is too short. You have to do this topic justice and explain a lot more. For the time, 7/10 Nice work though
Quite good but only scraping the surface of what could be explained 7/10 lol
Why is there an egyptian Statue at the beginning?
@@OhUiginn he spent time in Cairo, where his lavish gift-giving is said to have noticeably affected the value of gold in Egypt
Parrrrrr
What’s up with the random mask with a us flag pics???
I think you need a little more than ten minutes to get your historical facts right. At 00:35 there's a beautiful shot of a Lancaster heavy bomber, introduced into the RAF after the start of WW2. But even before that there's a brief shot of the backs of a few Roman era soldiers with no narration to explain either of these crazy 'time-jumps'. I kind of lost interest after that. I'm a military historian and I can't spare even 10-minutes on 'bad', incorrect history. Cheers, Bill H.
Thanks for the feedback, I suppose we can do better with the imagery… It’s always been generic so not infringe on copyright or post things that are not PC in nature.. Nonetheless, we understand :-)
@@Ten_Minute_History G'day TMH, Thank you for not taking my comment as malicious, which was not my intention. As to imagery; I understand your dilemma of not wishing to infringe upon copyright. I've always found basic, thematic, images are plentiful on the net. Take your insertion of a Lancaster bomber from WW2; the way to avoid that is simply to spend several extra minutes going through a video for just such inaccuracies. Images of WW1 or for other conflicts are out there; sometimes almost 'too many', like choosing ties or cufflinks. Stay away from 'image banks' or stock photo sites because, sooner or later, they'll ask for some kind of fee or restriction. A regular Google picture search on really basic topics will always produce many images. So checking your images for a video is just as important as proof reading your narration or voice-over script before uploading. A really appropriate time and or topic image can stay on the screen longer so that your narration can move on to a point where another 'good' image can take its place. Then there are video makers who become too specific when it's not needed. Like a mention of the word, 'meeting', so they insert a modern, generic clip of people having a meeting. Clearly, this is not needed because everyone knows what a meeting looks like. There are hundreds of other examples of this type of over simplification in YT videos. It's an annoying 'filler' and actually it's 'talking down' to your audience. Film and video makers who underestimate the understanding levels of their audience do so at the peril of their reputation and risk viewer backlash; anyway, it's just boring. Holding your audiences' attention is vital to success in this process. So, TMH, you'll pardon this 'stating the obvious' to you; but it is a point that even seasoned content makers forget from time to time. I was trained in documentary making; however, I have no time to make or upload my own videos. For the past several years I've been 'collecting' my YT comments to use as a part of an autobiography MS I'm working on. If you have a moment, take a look at our: ontas.net/ourtom/index.html which is the site of a documentary on a really amazing figure in Australia's past that, sadly, we still need to fund. I started part-time work on this proposed 3 x 1-hour documentary series over 15-years ago. It's still a fantastic story and shows that perseverance in all aspects of film and video making is essential. All the best for your future projects. I'd be working towards longer videos in the future, if I were you. Cheers, Bill H.
@@BillHalliwellThank you, very much appreciated :-)
Nive1
Nice vid… keep em coming
Literally everyone knows this
Love it
Decent summary. Flows well
Hey, guys, if you want to give us history, give us HISTORY, not stills and clips of irrelevant aircraft from irrelevant times before and after the war, including multiple posts of U.S. B-17G bombers (The U.S. hadn't entered the war yet and wouldn't 'til Dec. 7, 1941.), some of the stills and clips being of either obsolete aircraft (at least one clip being of W.W. I vintage restored biplanes) or aircraft not yet invented (such as stills of modern C-130 era transport planes). Your historical narrative isn't bad, but there's been an enormous amount of post-war research and photographic/film restoration done giving us evidence of just what circumstances were like in that time, including restored audio tracks of everything from official U.K. and Nazi wartime government radio transmissions and even restored audio tracks of R.A.F. and Luftwaffe pilot communications - so why the sloppy presentation, guys? Seriously? You owe it to yourselves to do a much better job!
Thanks for this, we will do better. We’ve kept generic imagery as to not infringe on copyright or post non PC imagery.. But, yes, duly noted and improvements will come
American fighters in the Battle of Britain!!?
Isn’t that hog worth University?
A.I. Generated content. No thank you! Thumbs down!
Nicccce work
Thank you! 😊
I like this
Red Beard!!
Cool😊
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Obvious AI voice reading AI script.
95% of UA-cam now :-(
Never knew this
Well this will always depend on which side you’ve viewing from…. Like most, there’s no true answer
Controversial in any way?
Not really no
Why did he not use his first name?
J Robert??
😊
WW2
Lest We Forget.
Liked 😊
Nice summary, a great interpretation