There was never a shortage of what cruelties the Roman people neglected to inherit, especially when that cruelty served to eradicate Christians. On this episode of the Annals, we delve into the origins of crucifixions, its particular ting of cruelty and it's uses. Just as important as the method of execution, we also briefly touch upon the type of person it takes to order such a retched death upon another ..read more

What came before Ghengis Khan was more sinister and capable of leading to the destruction of several Roman Emperors. His vicious herd bled dry the people and with his new unification he grazed far and wide with his land they grazed over with fellow nomadic people. This new king shook up the old with such unprecedented violence it caused great migrations, leading to cities that still exist. There was more to the man than violence, conflict with the Romans, gold and madness.  On this episode of the Annals of History Podcast, we face our most formidable character, ATTILA and his Huns ..read more

What was once the greatest ruling family on the European continent, the Romanov dynasty, now stands as an example of a misguided monarchy. In this episode of the Annals, Sully delves into the world of Nicholas II and his list of mishaps that eventually lead to not only his execution but that of his daughters, wife and heir. What followed would be the Russian revolution and dissolution of the monarchy ..read more

Whether its discussing Attila the Hun or Adolf Hitler, the Annals always promises an interesting take on all that is history. Unconventional history told by an unconventional narrator. This is The Annals ..read more