Even more than a hundred years after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, which officially ended what was the deadliest and most costly confrontation in history, there is still no definitive answer to the root cause of war: nationalism, imperialism and patriotism.He played a part.
Dozens of books have been written about the origins of World War I, but now a YouTube channel provides information for those who should not delve into the subject.However, instead of “astonishing” the discussion, Wolf of 1918 made his videos on the subject available to the masses.
It is the first channel to deal with the discussion of World War I, but offers well-groomed videos that explore the roots of the war in sufficient detail, even for the armchair historian.
“As far as YouTube channels like mine are concerned, I think they fill the void in many ways,” said Michael, who presented Wolf of 1918 just a year ago, highlighting a variety of conflict-related topics, but is now aimed at creating a multi-part documentary to cover the origins of the war.
“The Great War channel on YouTube did a wonderful task in giving a real-time account of the war and was a wonderful inspiration for the existing series I’m publishing on,” Michael added.Unlike The Great War Channel, which ran in 2014 for the Canopy War and similar occasions one hundred years after the occasions, Wolf of 1918 focuses on the fundamental reasons for the conflict.
Documentary channel
The ability of history buffs to create this type of content has remained remarkable for two reasons: today there are few opportunities for this type of content on television and, secondly, generating those videos on a limited budget has never been easier.good luck with The History Guy and similar channels.
“The ability to use YouTube as a virtual ‘grandstand’ to communicate about ancient occasions in documentary form is super impressive and has helped lesser-known topics,” Michael said.
Because this story enthusiast, who has been influenced through dramas such as Saving Private Ryan and HBO’s Band of Brothers, discovered that there were no simple answers to the questions he now seeks to answer.
“I tried to read something less saturated,” he added.
From there, he began making undeniable videos, and has since become a series of documentaries of fairly high quality about the origins of World War I, which required artistic use of the content, adding video and photography, which is in the public domain.
“I didn’t run into too much trouble looking to find ways to edit my videos, it would be great if there were more, however I was happy with what I can locate,” explained Michael. “My opinion may replace the In the coming weeks, as I slowly replace my editing and filming techniques to look and sound more professional, I can’t say for the moment that it has much more effect than making some visual aids be a little more difficult to locate. “
A niche theme that has an audience
The story is full of lesser-known stories, and YouTube has already allowed many of those stories to be shared.Wolf of 1918 evolved by focusing on such a niche and locating an audience of moderate length in the process, although this occurs well after the 100.anniversary of the conflict, the fact is that apart from Peter Jackson’s documentary They Shall Not Grow Old and last year in 1917, World War I largely ignored by the general public.
And it’s helping why the question of its origins remains, yet the issue remains topical.
“In my opinion, read the preparation of World War I, how it started and why it is vital to fully perceive various facets of the fashionable political landscape,” Explained Wolf of 1918, Michael.”It turns out that every single time there is the smallest foreign event, such as the January crisis between the United States and Iran, other people think it will erupt into a ‘global war’.If more people slow down and look more closely at situations in which nations can adopt such an action plan, they would realize that there are many more puzzle pieces that want to be in position for another global war to begin.”