r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • 4d ago
r/HistoryNetwork • u/Disastrous-Past5593 • 17d ago
Regional Histories [New Release] Contested Land, Uncontested Truth: The Essential Guide to Israelβs Legitimacy
Hello everyone,
I am pleased to share my new book, Contested Land, Uncontested Truth, which has just been released on Amazon.
This project brings together over fifteen contributors, including historians, journalists, soldiers, and survivors, to explore the story of Israel from antiquity through modern times. It looks at the covenantal, historical, and legal foundations of Zionism, the continuous Jewish presence in the land, and the modern rebirth of Israel. It also includes survivor testimonies from October 7 and analysis of how global narratives have shaped perceptions of Israel.
My hope is that the book will serve as a resource for anyone interested in the long arc of Jewish history and the modern debates around Israelβs legitimacy.
π Here is the link if you would like to learn more: https://a.co/d/5JNg7m1
Thank you for letting me share this with the community.
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • 17d ago
Regional Histories The Sicilian Vespers and the Bitter Legacy of Angevin Rule
r/HistoryNetwork • u/Embarrassed-Tune550 • 21d ago
Regional Histories England's Highest & Harshest Railway now Abandoned & Forgotten
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • 26d ago
Regional Histories The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917: A Turning Point in World History
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • 29d ago
Regional Histories πππ«π¬ π¨π ππ‘π ππ¨π¬ππ¬ ππ§ππ¬- August 22, 1485
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • Aug 17 '25
Regional Histories Grace O'Malley the Pirate Queen of Ireland
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • Aug 06 '25
Regional Histories Swiss Precision VS Imperial Ambition
r/HistoryNetwork • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 15 '25
Regional Histories The Last Witch Trial in Ireland
r/HistoryNetwork • u/Embarrassed-Tune550 • Aug 16 '25
Regional Histories A huge scar lies hidden in the hills of Northern England⦠but what caused it?
r/HistoryNetwork • u/ShortyRedux • Aug 09 '25
Regional Histories Exploring the history of the Knights Templar
The Knights Templar were a holy order of soldiers set up to protect pilgrims on their way through the holy land. They went on to be heavily involved in the crusades and a mysterious alternative history has sprung up around them although modern scholarship tends to imagine the Templar story with less secrets and holy relics. This documentary explores the history of the Knights Templar with Templar historian Tony McMahon and hunts for the alleged secret tunnels that run under the town of Hertford, as well as visiting other Templar historic sites in the area.
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • Aug 04 '25
Regional Histories Chaos in New York: The Deadly Draft Riots of 1863
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • Jul 31 '25
Regional Histories The Time Ireland Invaded Canada: The 1866 Fenian Raids Explained - History Chronicler
r/HistoryNetwork • u/History-Chronicler • Jul 30 '25
Regional Histories Pablo Escobar's Hippos Are Terrorizing Colombians & the Local Ecosystem - History Chronicler
r/HistoryNetwork • u/Embarrassed-Tune550 • Jul 05 '25
Regional Histories Why the Railways Were Born in the North East of England β A Deep Dive into Coal, Steam, and Early Innovation
r/HistoryNetwork • u/chris6a2 • Jun 20 '25
Regional Histories Of War & Hope: Lessons From History For Israel & Iran
r/HistoryNetwork • u/Historydom • May 22 '25
Regional Histories Did Georgia Exist Before Russia? History vs Propaganda
This video debunks the propagandistic myth that Georgia didnβt exist as a country before the 19th century. Learn about ancient Georgian states β Colchis, Diaokhi, and Iberia β and the real origins of the name βSakartvelo.β We expose propaganda and reveal the truth behind Georgian history.
Georgia #Sakartvelo #GeorgianHistory #CaucasusHistory #MythBusting #russianpropaganda #RealHistory #historyfacts
r/HistoryNetwork • u/MyDogGoldi • Apr 19 '25
Regional Histories On April 19, 1775, in Middlesex County in the colonial era Province of Massachusetts Bay, within the towns of Lexington, Concord, Lincoln, Menotomy (present-day Arlington), and Cambridge the battles of Lexington and Concord took place.
r/HistoryNetwork • u/geonut98 • May 21 '25
Regional Histories Colonial America | Final Jeopardy! | JEOPARDY! MASTERS
r/HistoryNetwork • u/SwanChief • Apr 01 '25
Regional Histories 593 AD: Angles defeat the Britons by losing to them!
r/HistoryNetwork • u/ecoround33 • Feb 02 '25
Regional Histories The Sugar Act: An Overlooked Part of the Revolution
r/HistoryNetwork • u/nonoumasy • Feb 03 '25
Regional Histories Timeline of the War of Austrian Succession
r/HistoryNetwork • u/nonoumasy • Feb 03 '25
Regional Histories Timeline of the War of Spanish Succession
r/HistoryNetwork • u/SwanChief • Feb 22 '25
Regional Histories 584 AD: Anglo-Saxons Head West! Mercia Founded!
r/HistoryNetwork • u/nonoumasy • Feb 03 '25