History quotes that need VA
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I'm a small history creator that makes documentaries about lesser known conflicts, events, etc. throughout history. To add a little bit of extra flair to the videos, getting some lines voiced not my myself would be wonderful.
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This is just for narration to be added for particular quotes. None of them are being used to push a narrative.
[Feel free to deliver however you would with narration]
"The Americans Not only believed selective bombing to be more effective; they were opposed to the mass bombing of civilians."[Feel free to deliver however you would with narration]
"Instead of focusing on military targets, AWPD-1 focused on the destruction of four systems. The overriding objective was the “neutralization of the German fighter force” – both its planes and the factories producing them. The control of the skies that would follow would allow unimpeded access to the other three objectives: power, transportation, and oil and petroleum systems. Interestingly enough, the plan stipulated that should German morale be on the brink of collapse, it might be useful to employ area bombing tactics and attack cities, to strike a fatal blow to enemy resistance "[Feel free to deliver however you would with narration]
"United States rationale in the Atlantic had shifted from freedom of the seas to hemispheric defense against Nazi penetration. And this map seemed to fit the new approach."
Regular narration.
[A quotes on the back of the first spoofed death photograph. The quote was written by the individual that took it, as well as the subject of the photo]
"“The corpse which you see here is that of M. Bayard, inventor of the process that has just been shown to you. As far as I know this indefatigable experimenter has been occupied for about three years with his discovery. The Government which has been only too generous to Monsieur Daguerre, has said it can do nothing for Monsieur Bayard, and the poor wretch has drowned himself. Oh the vagaries of human life....... He has been at the morgue for several days, and no-one has recognized or claimed him. Ladies and gentlemen, you'd better pass along for fear of offending your sense of smell, for as you can observe, the face and hands of the gentleman are beginning to decay.... *inhale* .... You know.... you made me talk a lot for a dead man.... not gonna lie, we could have made that shorter.. like.... a lot shorter. *short pause* Aww shit, we're still live, aren't we? ”
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