What's the best documentary about the American Civil War?
American Civil War documentary
Eli Long
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Adam Anderson
That Ken Burns series on Netflix is worth a watch.
Elijah Turner
Hmm. Not a documentary, but Gettysburg is really good.
Jonathan Rivera
Netflix is a neo-marxist company, I cut the subscription after I watched that God-forshaken 13th Documentary and that Dear White People show came out.
Wouldn't trust anything history related that comes out of it.
Dylan Allen
Ken Burns Civil War.
Grayson Butler
this, but its fucking depressing
Ian Jackson
>Ken Burns is a neo marxist
You need to reevaluate your approach to life
Aiden Miller
CSA: confederate states of america
Liam Davis
>A Neo-Marxist company
Stop drinking the kool-aid you faggot
Benjamin Jackson
He said documentary not mockumentary
Jacob Lopez
Why /pol/ use neo in so many ideologies nowadays?
Ryan Bailey
Bait? That Ken Burns documentary is shit because it doesn't focus on the war at all, he skips entire battles, doesn't bother explaining tactics or strategic importants of battles and instead focuses on what women and black people were doing. It's literal shit if you actually want to learn about the ACW.
Even as a mockumentary/alt-history, it's pretty horrible.
Brandon Sanchez
Leftists do that. Neo-marxism is a self-designation while neo-fascism, neo-liberalism and neo-nazism are exonyms.
Noah Reed
The outpatients are out in force today.
Blake Powell
Guns of the South shall forever remain the greatest Civil War alternate history.
Jacob Bell
Not bait. He deals with the mindset of the people of the time. It's a documentary about America during the Civil War.
Tyler Cook
I'm pretty sure they just call it Marxism. Nothing "neo" about it.
Jayden Baker
I prefer How Few Remain. Same author, better book.
Ryder Davis
>the Ken Burns hating autist is back
There's more to war than just battles, tactics and strategy. In fact a documentary about just that would be terrible as it would fail to explain the he political and social effects of the war. Your critiques reek of someone who watched a couple clips and sperged about because there were too many women and blacks in it.
Noah Taylor
Making a war documentary and skipping the actual battles is like making a documentary about a car and focusing solely on what the auto factory workers had for breakfast. It's garbage.
Logan Flores
His baseball docus were trash as well. Too much sentimentality.
Josiah Thompson
Not only that, but I'll bet he couldn't even get through Lee's Lieutenants, and any in-depth documentary about battles and military strategy and tactics would be lost on him.
Brody Hernandez
No war documentary about a substantial goes over every battle of a war.
Grayson Scott
But the battles still remain the main focus.
Jayden Hughes
It is a PBS documentary from 1990 on Netflix, not a Netflix original.
Jason Kelly
Stop watching documentaries.
Jeremiah Howard
Oh look I was right and didn't even half to watch it.
Why? Because I know Netflix is Neo-Marxist and any historical documentary from it, old or new, can be thrown in the trash
So fuck off (You) (You)(You)and (You)
Angel Garcia
*have, slightly tipsy
Benjamin Morris
it's not a "netflix documentary" you underage retard, it aired on television 27 years ago. just go back to /pol/ already.
Adrian Moore
how the fuck do you even fucking breathe?
Zachary Bell
Battles are some of the least interesting parts of wars for me. 80% of battles are decided before it begins, and the other 20% have dedicated documentaries to them.
If someone only wanted to watch one documentary on the civil war, ken burns is the right choice. If they want to know about specific battles, there are usually dedicated documentaries.
To my knowledge, there is no one documentary or series of documentaries that actually goes into every important battle in detail.