Start with the ground beneath your feet, because the soil here in Gaza remembers more truth than any archive ever will. ✨ Pinned our journey of resilience & survival here in Gaza at the top of my page. https://i.postimg.cc/1zv9VTqN/altqaaat.png

Myths and legends are a good start

A Fiat soldier has said something in podcasts I listen to that has resonated with me. With humans all having opinions it's best to listens to 100 people, and formulate your own. The idea of truth is ironically different for everyone

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I really like relying on primary historical sources. The language can be challenging, but often it provides a more clear image of the nuances of that moment in history. The white washing often happens with the stories that we repeat, especially over time. The truth degrades like the message in a gam...

*perpetuated

I start by asking the older people in town. Or my own old members of the family.

It is the same if you open history books of the 1950s. The majority is neglecting the horrors of WWII 🥲

What do you consider history in the first place. I am personally from school that requires things to be atleast 100 years ago. In short the reasoning behind it, is that history is a practice/art/craft that relates to 'dead' things specifically, and as such, so long 'actors' related to the thing/stor...

I'd find some good biographies and learn about key people's lives. Then piece together the bigger picture from there.

start with the primary sources that never got edited. newspaper archives, municipal records, personal diaries, the shit that's boring and unglamorous enough to survive the narrative polish.

Start by making sure your own Government knows their own Government is being run by neurological hackers from another Country. Also make sure the stars aren't also neurologically linked in like a hive mind. Start there. Then... make plans.

No one even seems to write history any more. The covid narrative is so fractured it's like people don't want to deal with it.