Real Time History

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Real Time History, a Berlin-based independent production company, has achieved significant financial success with their high-quality history documentaries. Since launching in February 2015, they've amassed a dedicated community of over 3,220 members, with 1,343 of them choosing to support their work through paid subscriptions. This strong audience engagement has resulted in estimated earnings of $7,500, showcasing their impact and ability to captivate viewers with their unique approach to historical storytelling. They stand out by offering in-depth documentaries that delve into historical events, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of the past. This commitment to quality and engaging storytelling has made Real Time History a leading voice in the world of historical documentaries.

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In 1917 the British Empire began a campaign that would lay the foundations for a century of violence in the Middle East.

After more than ten years of producing history documentaries, I probably spent months researching photos and film footage in countless archi

Let’s see what history has to say about Russia’s record on the battlefield.

German surrender in WW1 is often attributed to the British blockade and the resulting crisis in Germany. But was that really the case?

In 1940 German U-Boat wolf packs prowl the Atlantic. But were the U-Boats actually that successful?

In contrast to the rest of the world, our 2024 was steady and stable. It was the first full year in which we operated as a team of 5, it was

In October 1917, German and Austro-Hungarian troops nearly destroy the Italian army in just two weeks.

The Nazis and the Red Army are preparing to fight to the bitter end in the final struggle of WW2 in Europe – the Battle for Berlin.

History is a niche on YouTube in the grand scheme of the platform’s gigantic reach. We’re not competing with the newest trends, pranks, meme

In June 1944, an armada of warships and landing craft is getting ready for D-Day. But this isn’t Normandy, this is the island of Saipan.