Top 25 YouTube channels in English focusing on world history


🎬 Top 25 World History YouTube Channels (English)

  1. OverSimplified
    Engaging and humorous animated videos that break down complex historical events into easily digestible narratives.

  2. Kings and Generals
    High-quality animations focusing on military history, covering battles and campaigns from ancient times to modern conflicts.

  3. CrashCourse
    Educational series covering a wide array of subjects, including comprehensive world history courses presented in an accessible format.

  4. Timeline – World History Documentaries
    Features full-length documentaries on various historical topics, providing in-depth explorations of different eras and events.

  5. Epic History TV
    Offers detailed and visually rich documentaries on significant historical events and figures, such as the Napoleonic Wars and World War I.

  6. The Armchair Historian
    Animated videos that delve into historical events with a focus on storytelling and educational value.

  7. Fall of Civilizations
    In-depth documentaries examining the decline and collapse of various civilizations throughout history.

  8. The Great War
    A comprehensive week-by-week account of World War I, providing detailed analyses of the conflict's progression.

  9. Mark Felton Productions
    Short documentaries focusing on intriguing and lesser-known aspects of 20th-century military history.

  10. History Matters
    Animated videos that answer specific historical questions, offering concise and informative content.

  11. Historia Civilis
    Detailed explorations of ancient Roman history, politics, and military campaigns.

  12. The Operations Room
    Animated recreations of military operations, providing tactical analyses of historical battles.

  13. History Buffs
    Reviews and critiques of historical films, assessing their accuracy and portrayal of events.

  14. The History Guy
    Short videos highlighting forgotten or obscure historical events and figures.

  15. LEMMiNO
    Well-researched documentaries on various topics, including historical mysteries and events.

  16. ReligionForBreakfast
    Educational content focusing on the academic study of religion, exploring its historical development and impact.

  17. Sabaton History
    Combines music and history by exploring the real-life events behind Sabaton's songs.

  18. Tasting History
    Recreates historical recipes while delving into the culinary history and cultural context of the dishes.

  19. Yarnhub
    Animated storytelling of historical events, focusing on military history and heroism.

  20. Perun
    Analyzes contemporary military conflicts with historical context, offering insights into defense economics and strategy.

  21. The Chieftain
    Explores armored warfare history, focusing on tanks and military vehicles.

  22. Drachinifel
    Specializes in naval history, providing detailed analyses of ships and maritime conflicts.

  23. World of Antiquity
    Focuses on ancient history and archaeology, exploring civilizations and historical sites.

  24. Ancient Americas
    Dedicated to the history and cultures of pre-Columbian America.

  25. Tribunate
    Highlights the daily lives and struggles of the working class throughout history, from the classical world to the present.

These channels cater to a wide range of interests within world history, offering content that is both educational and engaging. Whether you're interested in military history, ancient civilizations, or cultural studies, these channels provide valuable resources for expanding your historical knowledge.

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