TIK's Christmas Eve Update (Patreon)

What's the best Christmas Present?

A broken drum... you just can't beat it!

Had to be done. Not sorry.

Anyway, over the past few weeks I've not been particularly happy with the fact that I've not published anything since the Bruneval video (20th of November). A LOT has happened in the place I work, and I wish I could be more specific because it's been absolutely-ridiculous to say the least, but Peak is finally over and things are going to return to normal after a few days. I now feel it's time to make up for lost ground.

You'll be happy to know that new videos will start rolling out from the 1st of January. I've also decided on some New Years Resolutions which I'm going to announce to the main channel, but the main one is that I'm going to publish a vido every Monday - starting on 1st of January, which is a Monday. This is going to be a BIG challenge, but I'm up for it. I'm also curious to see how long it takes me to break this resolution... I've known for some time that some sort of channel schedule is desperately needed so a one-video-per-week schedule is probably the absolute best I can hope for at the moment.

My research for Stalingrad is currently at 370,688 words and I've finally made it through Glantz' Stalingrad trilogy books. I'm now onto the "Death of the Leaping Horsemen" book by Jason D. Mark, which has already given me an idea for another video which I'm in the process of making, and will be out the second Monday of the new year... All I'll say is "Panzerfausten in 1942" (not a typo).

The "Panzer Krieg" volume 1 book by Jason D. Mark has also arrived and I'm going to have to do a book review on it. It's absolutely fantastic. This and the other books are going to make the Stalingrad documentary "super-accurate and filthy-detailed". Will also do a book review of Glantz's books, as well as Death of the Leaping Horsemen, because they deserve one each.

And now it's time for me to be honest with everyone - I've actually avoided doing Stalingrad-content recently because I wanted to keep everything hush-hush until the documentary comes out. However, I've now realised this was a big mistake. I've done stupid amounts of research and have published very little - which means you aren't seeing the benefits of all this research. Therefore, I'm going to start doing more Stalingrad videos in the build up to the main event, starting very soon. It may only be discussion-type videos, or "THEIR STORY" type content, but it will be coming. I have several ideas already. So, if there's anything in-particular you'd like me to discuss in regards to Stalingrad, let me know and I'll do a video on it.

Thank you all for your continued support and I hope you have a great Christmas (and New Year if I don't update before then).

Cheers!