Hello there
Welcome to my website. You must be really bored or really curious to land on my About Me/Support page. Well, since you're here, you might as well get to know me a little better. I'll tell you what I do, how I do it and why I do it, in case you interested. Or maybe you don't. Maybe you just clicked on the wrong link. Either way, enjoy your stay i am happy to see you here!
i guess this part is all about me
I am just like you, actually exactly like you. During the day I am at work and doing the usual 9-5 job, day after day. One day i was watching a video of some youtuber how she built a YouTube channel and thought to myself "i could do the same, this does not look that complicated". Well... plot twist, it was a LIE. Nothing is easy nor fast if you want to create anything valuable.
I always wanted a blog, a website about history. I was always deeply interested and invested in this niche, especially WW1, WW2 and the decades around them. I thought with my knowledge i might can add something to the community that valuable and entertaining. I spent the next few days to cook up the plan in my head, the name, how do i want the site to look, what could be the name of the posts and how to write them. You know the usual stuff that when you are in the happy part of a plan and imagine how you will conquer YouTube and the internet and become successful, leave your day job and other generic stuff that every person imagine when they hear online work, blogging, passive income and other bs. Well it turns out i am not that talented making videos, but slowly getting there hopefully...
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This website is my hobby and sort of my passion. This website is not to make money or live off from it. This website will not make me leave my day to day job, but it will give me the freedom to express myself and my views about history, how i see it and what i want to shine the light on.
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If you think you want to support me on my work, you can do it on few different ways:​
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you can support me via my Ko-Fi page: https://ko-fi.com/historicalhavochub
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you could visit my YouTube channel, but please don't expect National Geography level of videos, I put one below if you are interested.
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Anyway, i am glad that you are here and visiting my blog, i hope you find something entertaining and will come back.
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If you want to contact me regarding my YouTube channel or my website, you can do it using the form below.
With the defeat of Serbia in 1915, the Central Powers established a rail link through Austria-Hungary and the Balkans to Constantinople and beyond. This land connection made helping the Ottoman empire possible, as they were fighting the British, French and Russians on multiple fronts. While Germany had colonial ambitions in the middle-east, the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy viewed its Palestine adventure as “an investment that would pay off in the future, in the post-war period”