William Kellett

Civil War Unpacked

History EN ↓ 2 episodes

Civil War Unpacked is a cinematic deep dive into the people, decisions, and moments that shaped America’s defining conflict. Hosted by William Kellett, the series blends vivid storytelling with the voices of soldiers, civilians, and leaders who lived through the war. Each season unpacks a pivotal campaign or theme — beginning with the epic Siege of Petersburg — revealing not just how the war was fought, but what it felt like to live through it.

Author

William Kellett

Category

History

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Latest episode

Oct 18, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 0 – “The Siege That Shaped the End” 18.10.2025

Before the trenches, before the Crater, before ten months of siege turned the Virginia clay red — there was a plan. In this introductory episode, host William Kellett sets the stage for Civil War Unpacked: The Petersburg Campaign . Through vivid narration and the voices of soldiers and civilians, we explore why the siege of Petersburg became the longest and most consequential operation of the Amer...

In the Trenches: The Human Cost of the Petersburg Campaign 06.10.2025

During the grueling nine-month Siege of Petersburg (June 1864 – April 1865), the lines between Union and Confederate soldiers blurred in unexpected ways. Amid the mud, gunfire, and endless trench warfare, acts of fraternization —moments of contact, conversation, and even compassion—emerged across the no-man’s-land dividing the two armies. This episode explores how exhausted soldiers on both sides...

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