@historylovers_001: Reflection on a wounded land and its rising people.. The war had ended, or so they said. Eight months after the final bullet fell silent, the East still trembled. Not from the echoes of gunfire, but from hunger, from hollow eyes, from the aching questions left unanswered in the dust of broken homes. And yet, amid the ruins, a camera rolled, capturing not just destruction, but resilience. This was no mere “event.” It was aftermath. It was memory. It was history bleeding quietly into the soil of Onitsha, Enugu, Aba, and the scattered hearts of Biafra. Children with sunken cheeks still managed to smile. Mothers with cloth-wrapped wounds still sang lullabies. Traders returned to markets with nothing but hope in their baskets. And the Nigerian government, proud and firm under General Gowon, told the world: We need no help. But the land told a different story. Over a million souls had vanished. And millions more lived, but not untouched. Relief planes were grounded. Outside aid was turned away. The scars of the war weren’t only on bodies, they were in policies, in silence, in pride dressed as peace. This footage is not just about a people. It is about what remains after a nation tears itself apart. It’s not just a glimpse of Eastern Nigeria, it’s a mirror into how history breathes: through survival. So no… History is not only made by events. It is made in the quiet mornings after. In rebuilding. In forgiving. In remembering. This is history. Raw. Unfolding. Undeniable. . . . . The wait is almost over. Untold Chronicles, the book that brings forgotten kingdoms, buried battles, and unsung heroes back to life, finally drops next Friday, May 30th. Stories they tried to erase… Legends they never told you… This isn’t just a book. It’s our history, reborn. Mark the date. #Historylovers#UntoldChronicles #ForgottenKingdoms#UnsungHeroes

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