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“Historians write history.
Storytellers decide whether history will be remembered.”
Historians work with evidence, dates, sources, and methods.
They preserve accuracy. They protect truth from distortion.
Without historians, history becomes myth.

But history does not live in books alone.

Storytellers give history a voice, a face, and an emotion.
They turn events into narratives that people can feel, repeat, and carry forward.
Without storytellers, history remains correct—but forgotten.

What is written survives in archives.
What is told survives in memory.

Most people do not meet history in footnotes or academic debates.
They meet it through stories, images, journeys, and lived experiences.
That is where memory is formed.

So historians write history.
Storytellers decide whether it will live.

This video stands at the meeting point of both—
respecting facts, while giving them a soul.