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Teatime History is your one stop destination for a better understanding of human history. Let us debunk myths, examine the legends of the past, and explore the innovations which have transformed our lives.

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Jack - Ignited by History in Teatime History

Oct 25

A close up photo showing H.M.S. Exter sinking during the Second Battle of the Java sea. The ship nose is disappearing beneath the surface as smokes billows out of its hull.

My Great Uncle Survived a Japanese P.O.W. Camp & Went Back!

Can You Forgive the Unforgivable?

Jack - Ignited by History in Teatime History

Sep 3

Painting of Lady Jane Grey’s execution. She can be seen in a white dress, eyes covered with a white handkerchief, kneeling to receive her fate. Her maids can be seen crying in despair in the background, with the executioner ready to complete his task.

Did A Father's Neglect Lead to the Shortest Reign in English History?

Emotional abandonment, religious…

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Jack - Ignited by History in Teatime History

Aug 18

This is a close-up black-and-white photo of Cedric Popkin in uniform taken by the author at the local memorial. A small hairline crack can be seen in the photo.

My Hometown Hero Shot Down WWI’s Greatest Fighter Pilot. Here’s What Happened

History can be right…

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Jack - Ignited by History in Teatime History

Aug 7

Napoleon arrives in France from Exile. Troops flock to him and his banner in a scene of jubilation.

Loyalty Is More Than a Virtuous Moral: It Benefits Traitors

A deep dive into Napoleon’s Bravest…

Erik Brown in Teatime History

Aug 1

Harry Houdini’s Warning About The AI Afterlife Industry

What early 1900s séances can teach us about a…

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Pavle Marinkovic in Teatime History

Jul 23

How Far Must We Go to Make Men Kill? Here’s Why Violence Isn’t Innate

Soldiers can only be made…

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Erik Brown in Teatime History

Jul 14

This Paleolithic Tool Opened Humanity To A Cultural Revolution

Its eye kept us warm and created a new…

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Jack - Ignited by History in Teatime History

Jul 9

D-Day’s First Casualty: Why the “Greatest Generation” Deserves Its Moniker

My take on Operation…

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Pavle Marinkovic in Teatime History

Jun 27

The Stanford Prison Experiment: How Science Misled About the Evil in Human Nature for Years

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Jack - Ignited by History in Teatime History

Jun 6

A painting of Marshall Louis Berthier and photo of Martin Bormann sit side by side.

Unveiling Where Napoleon & Hitler’s True Power Resides — It’s Not Where You’d Expect.

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