Ask Historians brethren, I think you will find this AMA very interesting. Please come on by.
History lovers,
Click here to go to the AMA at /r/History
We are happy to announce an AMA with Indy Neidell, host and author of the The Great War-YouTube Channel). The channel is following the events of World War I week by week, 100 years later in weekly episodes. Additionally, bigger topics related to World War I are explored in special episodes, important historical figures get biography episodes and we frequently answer historical questions by our viewers in Q&A videos.
You can start binge watching right here.
There is also the link to the Youtube channel directly.
They just celebrated their first birthday and thanks to the support from /r/History and other reddit communities, they recently reached 100.000 subscribers. So, they wish to say thank you from the whole team.
Indy is from Houston, TX, has a bachelors' degree in history, lives in Stockholm and is also a musician by trade.
Hi Indy.
First of all, I'd really like to say that I love your YouTube Channel and the unbiased and no non-sense narrative that you follow while describing the events of the World War I.
Now to the question, I have heard many a debates on which war was the most bloodiest/brutal. Some say it was the First World War. While others claim it was the second one.
I'd like to know what do you think about the same?