What is the Jow Forums consensus on which countries have the most interesting histories?

some of the topics i find interesting in pre-20th century history:
>english war of the roses
>japanese sengoku jidai
>napolenic wars
>30 years war
>the great northern war
people:
>napoleon
>carolus rex
>friedrick the great

americans actually do that.
they watch netflix while wearing shoes indoors and eating pizza, but they don't eat crust.
I am very afraid of america and americans.

My list looks pretty much the same user although I also liked reading Mongolian history

>they...wearing shoes indoors
Only some families do that. It varies by household.
>eating pizza, but they don't eat crust.
Again, only some people do that

>Ancient Rome and Greece
>WWII
>The Cold War
>the American and French Revolutions
>Europe and America in the 1800s and early 1900s
>Age of Exploration
>settlement of the New World

i had a lot of documentaries and videogames about romans, now im more into egyptian history and the celts and stuff
its interesting to hear about bronze age warfare
the first big battle recorded in history was egypt 3200 years ago
youtube.com/watch?v=d8f1FUwTv8Q

America hands down

CAVEBEASTS N SHEIT!!!!

>after months of contacting several 'experts' and doing google maps research, they finally go to the site
>turns out it's just some farmer who cleared his fields of rocks

also, if you're looking for documentaries, some of the good ones I recently (re)watched include:
>Russia, Land of the Tsars
>The Civil War by Ken Burns
>BBC's The Death of Yugoslavia
>A History of Britain by Simon Schama

I've seen two of those which were good, so I'll watch the others too. Thanks user

>watching TV unironically
soy as fuck

Native history. Be it America, Africa, Asia, or Australia.

BUMP

Sweden, Korea, New Zealand

Not really a country, but the history of Mesoamerica pre-Spanish fuckary is pretty fun and interesting to read about.

Afrika, especially how the proud melanoids built the most advanced civilization to ever grace this planet until the traitor Yakub made the wh*toid menace who proceeded to destroy everything and rewrote history

I saw an excellent documentary on the Italian Renaissance and how the Pope and city-states would act as patrons of the arts, I wish I could remember the name of it.

try very hard pls it sounds nice ;_;

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Roman republic->empire is absolute god tier
tons of sources to give colour and characters and you get to see the entire political, economic and social systems buckle and crack under the pressure of empire and a new slave economy. You've got to start at the second punic war or Gracchi at least though
also WW1
late roman empire evolving into feudalism
bronze age civilisations