What documentaries does /his/ recommend?

>>1142743
On what subject...?

Louis theroux

>>1142743

Not a documentary, but I'm reading Andrews Roberts' book "Napoleon: A Life" (Napoleon the Great in non-America) and it's excellent.

Really good passage from earlier today that I was reading:

>Moreau had sneered at a previous attempt by Napoleon to reintroduce honours, awarding his cook 'the order of the saucepan'.

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Pretty much all documentaries are shit and only provide basic information about whatever.

Pic related is great tho, although it's probably not what you're looking for.

>>1142743
Read soldiers letters from the Grand Army, and feel the thrill in your heart.

Read books instead. Infinitely better and infinitely more in-depth.

I think we also need to add a section on how to ask questions in the sticky. "Guys wut do I watch if I want to learn hitsory" is getting old.