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The Armchair Historian is an American production company founded by American YouTuber Griffin Johnsen. The company is known for producing documentaries about armed conflicts on YouTube, in an animated format. Johnsen's animated history content has been used in the Marine Corps Times and highlighted in Forbes.

History Johnsen created The Armchair Historian in 2016 while still in high school . Later, he created Armchair History TV to avoid self-censoring videos, particularly after repeated challenges with YouTube's demonetization policies lead to Johnsen taking a break from content production in 2019.

The company later expanded to include the game development studio Armchair History Interactive , which developed and released in 2023 the videogame Fire & Maneuver, set in the Victorian era, as well as the videogame Master of Command, set during the Seven Years' War, released in 2025.

In 2025 Griffin Johnsen decided to halt production of new videos at the end of 2025, though explicitly stating this was not in response to monetization challenges on YouTube. Johnsen subsequently stated that retiring the channel was in response to his greater interest in game development, and that he chose to leave YouTube while successful rather than chase shifts for audience engagement on the platform.

Personal life Johnsen's grandfather fought in World War II.

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· Wikipedia: The Armchair Historian

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