im surprised this has so little views, great content The big problem i have is that the names of the states are too small, difficult to read on computer
Yeah, I admit I could have done better with that, but ultimately I would have run out of room for stuff like the Russian Civil War, so it is what it is. But regardless, thank you!
Interesting, I kinda expected you to include the Chinese warlord states that existed from 1916 until the reunification of Mainland China by PRC in 1949. Those provinces technically declared independence from Yuan Shikai's self-proclaimed Chinese Empire, while some of them were reconquered by the ROC, some re-emerged, some were temporarily allied with the central ROC government etc. so I understand if it was not easy to include these. Just some afterthought, great video nonetheless
Found some minor stuff missing: 1. There were a bit more stuff in ex-Austria-Hungary. There were some states in Sudetenland. There were some very small states near to Banat and West Ukraine (I forgot their names). 2. There def should be a different Ukrainian states in the late 1910s and early 1920s. For example, there were Ukrainian State (German satellite) and UPR. 3. Slovakia (1939-1945 one) was unrecognized state too. It was recognized only by axis countries. 4. Before Serbian Krajina was created in 1992, there were three autonomous provinces within Croatia. Later they delared their independence in 1992 and then unied into Krajina only a few months later. 5. FR Yugoslavia (that 1992-2003 one) can be considered unrecognized too. It joined UN only in 2001 afaik. 6. The same goes for the most states created after dissolution of USSR and SFRY. They were initially unrecognized for a short time. However it is rather bureaucratic stuff. 7. Western Bosnia was actually created in 1993 and it was "Autonomous Province". Later it became republic in 1995. But it is debatable if it actually considered itself just an autonomy within Bosnia while fighting against it. 8. Idk if it can be considered a state, but you didn't show 1S1S in the Middle East. I only listed what I know about. There's probably more stuff. Still, impressive work.
Great video, but missed Ukrainian state (1941). Besides that, during WW2 there were also a bunch of Ukrainian rebel republics such as Olevsk, Kolky, Kosmach, Antonivtsi and others. I also noticed a bunch of Ukrainian republics during russian civil war, but for some reason Ukrainian People's Republic (and Ukrainian state), which controlled a large soil in Europe wasn't shown at all. Could also add Mliyiv and Chorny Lis republics, Taurida SSR, Soviet Ukraine, Odesa SR, Donetsk-Kryvyy-Rih SR, Boyky SR, Crimea (first and second Crimean regional government 1918-1919)
@@Chiquinho971 "reichkommisariat ukraine" wasn't a country, but a part of Germany. After formation of it's own government, Ukraine announced the restoration of independence on June 30, 1941, creating Ukrainian administration on all German-held Ukrainian territories. On July 11-12, 1941, the Ukrainian authorities and head of the state were arrested by the Germans, which marked the liquidation of the state. Although in some places the Ukrainian administration continued its activities, and Ukrainian insurgents created rebel republics that were part of the previously declared state
I'm from Taiwan 14:58 I heard our national anthem❤ It is a pity that although Taiwan is one of the most important countries in the world, it is still a country with limited recognition.
Nowadays，many Taiwanese people do not even consolidate the declaration of their country，the Republic of China 🇹🇼. Without that determination, how can they have the heart to become a nation？ 就連我守心按照 中華民國 之聲明，還會其他幻想 臺灣國 的 鼠輩臺獨派 給嘲諷，我是不知道如此情形下何等繼續向世界爭取 “國家” 之意，看了都是悲哀啊 ～
Good video though but you missed alot of de-facto unrecognized states in South Asia such as that in Kashmir during 1965 and Bangladesh throughout 1971.
Both Niue and the Cook Islands definitely should've been an addition since some countries recognize it as independent and have even set up diplomatic relations with them
Philippine Unrecognized Republics - First Philippine Republic: It was Established by Emilio Aguinaldo declaring independence on June 12, 1898. However Its Independence was Unrecognized by Spain and the United States. Republic of Negros: Republic of Negros was a unrecognized country established on the Island of Negros. Firstly as a Canton in the Philippine Republic and a Protectorate of the US during 1899. Republic of Zamboanga: Established in Zamboanga, Philippines. Declared Independence from Spain on May 28, 1899 as a Provisional Gov. and a Protectorate of the US Until 1903. Tagalog Republic / Tagalog Nation: The Final Unrecognized State of the Philippines during the Philippine-American War, Established by Macario Sakay in 1902 till 1906 when he and his men surrendered for promised amnesty but were Arrested and Executed for Banditry. Second Philippine Republic: A Puppet State of Japan during WW2. Established on 1943 by Jose P. Laurel, it would be Disestablished in 1945
18:17 Pity, but you also forget about my country and our neighbors in Idel-Ural region, and haven't add it on the map. We have proclaimed the act of sovereignty in august of 1990 year.😐 P.s. - Best wishes from Tatarstan! 💚💚🤍❤️❤️
@@lexibroadbent1467 Ehhh, there are different reasons one might not let them go. For Kosovo, it's because it's historically and culturally significant to Serbia. For Catalonia, it makes up a large part of the Spanish economy. Sometimes there's a few that just try to install a new government, but everyone else doesn't want that government to persist, such as Chile's brief stint with socialism in 1932.
@@jacobharley8401 I get that, but in my opinion Serbia insisting on keeping Kosovo (for example) is nothing more than an irredentist claim to a region with a different language and religion which doesn’t want to be a part of your country. It does nothing but create tension.
I have a question, Why did Azawad get removed from the list even though they still control a lot of their territory, and why did groups such as the 1S1S and bok0 h@r@m not appear?
Well, the latter groups never formally declared independence, and aren't necessarily functioning states, rather militant groups. Azawad was removed because they renounced their claim for independence, despite still controlling territoriy in Mali.
I'm sorry, a mistake like the State of Palestine and Republic of Kosovo listed as "unrecognised" states makes me think that this is not a mistake but simply out of political agenda hidden by creator of the video. I'm sorry to say this, but both nations are obviously recognised by almost half of UN members. Republic of China, a.k.a. Taiwan is still recognised by some UN members, and Afghanistan is recognised by Saudi Arabia. So tell me, what part of "unrecognised" are we talking about here?
I was not trying to show any political bias, it was simply that I had heard both Palestine and Kosovo being unrecognized. And by unrecognized, I mean not in the UN and not recognized by a significant number of countries. Palestine, in my mind is the most recognized unrecognized state. As for Taiwan and Afghanistan, while they are recognized by some countries, the vast majority of countries do not recognize them, so that is why they are included here. If I only included countries that never received recognition from any recognized state, this video would be a lot more empty and would have ignored self-declared states that only have the backing of one or two recognized countries. As for Kosovo, I actually support their independence! But I know that a lot of countries don't recognize them and thus they are in this video. If I truly did have an agenda, they wouldn't be in the video at all. I try to keep out of controversey as much as I can, which is kind of difficult when my videos are about history and politics. This went a lot longer than I planned, but my point is, I was not trying to be biased in this video, but the fact is that the countries I showed were unrecognized by a significant number of other countries and were not part of the UN. That was my criteria.
You forgot about these states: Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Wa, Shan, Ambazonia. It's strange that you don't have them if you decided to add Western Togoland
One could also add about Tatarstan. He, just like Ichkeria, wanted to secede from Russia, there was a referendum for independence, in which the Tatars decided to become a separate country, but Russia suppressed this
I... basically forgot all of those, and I didn't even know that Ambazonia formally declared independence. As for Tatarstan, I was aware of that movement, but I couldn't really find much information about it, so I decided to not include them.
@@jacobharley8401 it’s okay) but in Tatarstan there really were mass protests of people for the independence of Tatarstan and a referendum. It’s a shame that the Tatars didn’t succeed then. stories with the branches of Ichkeria and Tatarstan could push other occupied peoples on Russian territory, such as the Yakuts, Bashkirs, Chuvashs, Komi, Dagestan, etc., to leave. p.s. I also remembered about Azawad, the Tuareg state, they are now actively fighting against Wаgnеr and Mali
@@jacobharley8401 what was the republic of the Zagłębie? Also dont worry about india/myanmar, like 50 different territories in the area (probably an undercount) ended up either governing themselves or "declaring independence" while having a sizable chunk of land lost to insurgency. Its not worth going through every day of every year of the region
@user-qn4jd9ct2qmaybe he took the info from the UN member states But if thats the case then china, south korea, north korea and armenia would also not be recognized
It left league of nations of its own will. Non-membership in LON doesn't mean unrecognized at all. Major countries maintained diplomatic relations with Germany. Some widely recognized countries weren't in LON as well. Even the USA wasn't in LON, but nobody is gonna call it unrecognized state, because it wasn't.
European Union uses it too, its just a classic tune. Good luck trying to find any song that doesn't take some inspiration from another. The American anthem was a British drinking song and the British anthem was a German hymn
@@Superstar5_ It has a completely different culture, and it was a state during the Chinese civil war. Then the PRC invaded it and persecuted many Tibetan religious leaders, leading to a huge number of Tibetans leaving. They deserve their own state free from Chinese rule.
Remember that the title of this is UNRECOGNIZED countries. Countries which are seen as illegitimate by at least a large portion of countries, if not most of them. Thus, Northern Cyprus, which is only recognized by Turkey, certainly fits the criteria of this video.
Palestine - historical region in the Middle East The boundaries of the region roughly cover the territory of the modern Gaza Strip of Israel, the Golan Heights, the West Bank of Jordan, parts of both Lebanon and Syria - from Sidon on the Mediterranean coast to Damascus in the northern part, and from Rafah to the Gulf of Aqaba in the south. The Sinai Peninsula is generally considered a separate geographical area The word **Palestine** came from the Romans And this is no country, this is not an existing country that is ruled by Hamas terrorists
The number of unrecognized states whenever an ethnically diverse empire collapses: 📈📈📈📈📈📈
(Cough cough, Russian empire and Yugoslavia, cough cough)
austria
The Republic of China 🇹🇼，like the Eastern Roman Empire，lost most of its territory.
Yugoslavia as in the SFSR Yugoslavia? because that wasn't an empire
austria-hungary COUGH COUGH
im surprised this has so little views, great content
The big problem i have is that the names of the states are too small, difficult to read on computer
Yeah, I admit I could have done better with that, but ultimately I would have run out of room for stuff like the Russian Civil War, so it is what it is. But regardless, thank you!
Agree. Slow it down. Zoom in on the unrecognized territories with names being large enough to read.
Otherwise... A decent video
Interesting, I kinda expected you to include the Chinese warlord states that existed from 1916 until the reunification of Mainland China by PRC in 1949. Those provinces technically declared independence from Yuan Shikai's self-proclaimed Chinese Empire, while some of them were reconquered by the ROC, some re-emerged, some were temporarily allied with the central ROC government etc. so I understand if it was not easy to include these. Just some afterthought, great video nonetheless
Taiwan is the real China, accept it
I like the video, but I wish the text on the bottom was large enough to read easily.
I know, I should have made it larger.
Turn the video quality to 720p or 1080p
@@Profkol0rado ....There IS an option for 1080p in settings, you know.
@@jacobharley8401 what map did u use
Hedidnt say that to you he said it to the commenter@@jacobharley8401
Found some minor stuff missing:
1. There were a bit more stuff in ex-Austria-Hungary. There were some states in Sudetenland. There were some very small states near to Banat and West Ukraine (I forgot their names).
2. There def should be a different Ukrainian states in the late 1910s and early 1920s. For example, there were Ukrainian State (German satellite) and UPR.
3. Slovakia (1939-1945 one) was unrecognized state too. It was recognized only by axis countries.
4. Before Serbian Krajina was created in 1992, there were three autonomous provinces within Croatia. Later they delared their independence in 1992 and then unied into Krajina only a few months later.
5. FR Yugoslavia (that 1992-2003 one) can be considered unrecognized too. It joined UN only in 2001 afaik.
6. The same goes for the most states created after dissolution of USSR and SFRY. They were initially unrecognized for a short time. However it is rather bureaucratic stuff.
7. Western Bosnia was actually created in 1993 and it was "Autonomous Province". Later it became republic in 1995. But it is debatable if it actually considered itself just an autonomy within Bosnia while fighting against it.
8. Idk if it can be considered a state, but you didn't show 1S1S in the Middle East.
I only listed what I know about. There's probably more stuff. Still, impressive work.
9. Cambodia under its de-facto goverment was unrecognized state in 1979-1993.
Yes Banat was a republic
Carpatho Ukraine
@@ThePanEthiopian yeah, it was, but there were some more small republics near to it as well afaik.
@@DGAMINGEN carpatho ukraine shows up in this video
So basically, there was at least 1 country from at least 1900 without recognization
And for over a year, the United States was recognized by no country
Interesting video, great work
Except Turkish National movement also wasn't recognised from April 1920 until the end of 1920, I liked it, perfect.
haha. yeah i didn't saw that. that is unbelivable.+
Thanks to using the kimigayo
Good video
Great video, but missed Ukrainian state (1941). Besides that, during WW2 there were also a bunch of Ukrainian rebel republics such as Olevsk, Kolky, Kosmach, Antonivtsi and others.
I also noticed a bunch of Ukrainian republics during russian civil war, but for some reason Ukrainian People's Republic (and Ukrainian state), which controlled a large soil in Europe wasn't shown at all. Could also add Mliyiv and Chorny Lis republics, Taurida SSR, Soviet Ukraine, Odesa SR, Donetsk-Kryvyy-Rih SR, Boyky SR, Crimea (first and second Crimean regional government 1918-1919)
Ukrainian state??? You mean reichkommisariat ukraine
@@Chiquinho971 "reichkommisariat ukraine" wasn't a country, but a part of Germany.
After formation of it's own government, Ukraine announced the restoration of independence on June 30, 1941, creating Ukrainian administration on all German-held Ukrainian territories.
On July 11-12, 1941, the Ukrainian authorities and head of the state were arrested by the Germans, which marked the liquidation of the state. Although in some places the Ukrainian administration continued its activities, and Ukrainian insurgents created rebel republics that were part of the previously declared state
@@Ebreh ah ok i thought you were spreading some russian propaganda, my bad
Great! Would’ve like it if you put the Chinland down, but I can see why not
What is the country with the flag that looks like bangladesh but with a cresent moon thing?
Kingdom of Kurdistan, tried to break away from Iraq in the 1920s
@@jacobharley8401 ok thanks
good vid
I knew there would be a massive spike in the interwar era lol
Is a micronation included too?
No, micronations are not included.
@@jacobharley8401 understandable.
I'm from Taiwan
14:58 I heard our national anthem❤
It is a pity that although Taiwan is one of the most important countries in the world, it is still a country with limited recognition.
Nowadays，many Taiwanese people do not even consolidate the declaration of their country，the Republic of China 🇹🇼.
Without that determination, how can they have the heart to become a nation？
就連我守心按照 中華民國 之聲明，還會其他幻想 臺灣國 的 鼠輩臺獨派 給嘲諷，我是不知道如此情形下何等繼續向世界爭取 “國家” 之意，看了都是悲哀啊 ～
that's because Taiwan only exists because of America. They make you believe that China is a bad country, even though they're similar
Your anthem hurt my ears…
@@Superstar5_ Everyone has different preferences. I'm sorry if it hurt your ears.(・_・;)
@@諺諺-k7h It’s okay, the entire world prefers China.
is there a version with readable names for the nations?
Good video though but you missed alot of de-facto unrecognized states in South Asia such as that in Kashmir during 1965 and Bangladesh throughout 1971.
Both Niue and the Cook Islands definitely should've been an addition since some countries recognize it as independent and have even set up diplomatic relations with them
Philippine Unrecognized Republics -
First Philippine Republic:
It was Established by Emilio Aguinaldo declaring independence on June 12, 1898.
However Its Independence was Unrecognized by Spain and the United States.
Republic of Negros:
Republic of Negros was a unrecognized country established on the Island of Negros. Firstly as a Canton in the Philippine Republic and a Protectorate of the US during 1899.
Republic of Zamboanga:
Established in Zamboanga, Philippines. Declared Independence from Spain on May 28, 1899 as a Provisional Gov. and a Protectorate of the US Until 1903.
Tagalog Republic / Tagalog Nation:
The Final Unrecognized State of the Philippines during the Philippine-American War, Established by Macario Sakay in 1902 till 1906 when he and his men surrendered for promised amnesty but were Arrested and Executed for Banditry.
Second Philippine Republic:
A Puppet State of Japan during WW2. Established on 1943 by Jose P. Laurel, it would be Disestablished in 1945
Is this gonna be set to public once finished
Please put it in a font size larger than 2 next time, please and thank you
What was the other country besides the PRC in the 60s when there were only 2 unrecognized countries?
The Kingdom of Rwenzururu, a breakaway country in Uganda. Currently, it's one of the "traditional kingdoms" that exist within Uganda.
What was the country with the blue green yellow flag with what appears to be a white circle?
The Rwenzururu Kingdom, a breakaway state in Uganda that no exists as a subnational kingdom
18:17 Pity, but you also forget about my country and our neighbors in Idel-Ural region, and haven't add it on the map. We have proclaimed the act of sovereignty in august of 1990 year.😐
P.s. - Best wishes from Tatarstan!
💚💚🤍❤️❤️
I don’t understand unrecognised states.
If a country wants to break away, surely it’s in the best interest of everyone involved to just let them
@@lexibroadbent1467 Ehhh, there are different reasons one might not let them go. For Kosovo, it's because it's historically and culturally significant to Serbia. For Catalonia, it makes up a large part of the Spanish economy. Sometimes there's a few that just try to install a new government, but everyone else doesn't want that government to persist, such as Chile's brief stint with socialism in 1932.
@@jacobharley8401 I get that, but in my opinion Serbia insisting on keeping Kosovo (for example) is nothing more than an irredentist claim to a region with a different language and religion which doesn’t want to be a part of your country. It does nothing but create tension.
@@lexibroadbent1467 Kosovo Albanians are gay.
@@lexibroadbent1467yk that albanians didn't always live in kosovo,they migrated there relatively recently
Nice
0:23 Republic of negros is certainly a interesting name
Not many ppl know this but there is an unrecognised country in Leipzig
What’s the music at 13:17 ?
"Rise, O Voices of Rhodesia", the anthem of Rhodesia.
@@jacobharley8401Thanks, awesome video
I have a question, Why did Azawad get removed from the list even though they still control a lot of their territory, and why did groups such as the 1S1S and bok0 h@r@m not appear?
Well, the latter groups never formally declared independence, and aren't necessarily functioning states, rather militant groups. Azawad was removed because they renounced their claim for independence, despite still controlling territoriy in Mali.
@@jacobharley8401 1S1S actually proclared itself a global "caliphate" in July 2014, so
@@jacobharley8401 thanks!
why not ambazonia? weren't they recognised by someone at one point?
Ah yes, philippines being --unrecognized 4 times-- philippines.
3:58 soviet union came out of nowhere
why is rsfsr shown with modern borders?
I'm sorry, a mistake like the State of Palestine and Republic of Kosovo listed as "unrecognised" states makes me think that this is not a mistake but simply out of political agenda hidden by creator of the video. I'm sorry to say this, but both nations are obviously recognised by almost half of UN members.
Republic of China, a.k.a. Taiwan is still recognised by some UN members, and Afghanistan is recognised by Saudi Arabia. So tell me, what part of "unrecognised" are we talking about here?
I was not trying to show any political bias, it was simply that I had heard both Palestine and Kosovo being unrecognized. And by unrecognized, I mean not in the UN and not recognized by a significant number of countries. Palestine, in my mind is the most recognized unrecognized state. As for Taiwan and Afghanistan, while they are recognized by some countries, the vast majority of countries do not recognize them, so that is why they are included here. If I only included countries that never received recognition from any recognized state, this video would be a lot more empty and would have ignored self-declared states that only have the backing of one or two recognized countries. As for Kosovo, I actually support their independence! But I know that a lot of countries don't recognize them and thus they are in this video. If I truly did have an agenda, they wouldn't be in the video at all. I try to keep out of controversey as much as I can, which is kind of difficult when my videos are about history and politics.
This went a lot longer than I planned, but my point is, I was not trying to be biased in this video, but the fact is that the countries I showed were unrecognized by a significant number of other countries and were not part of the UN. That was my criteria.
@@jacobharley8401 I see. Thanks for the explanation. I didn't mean any hate, and I do like your content. Thanks for being transparent.
@@theentitledsiriowlsx You're welcome.
PHILIPPINES MENTIONED (there were a lot of short lived countries within as well)
cool video🙂
Hey I am from Kosovo 😊
@@IgballeMurtezi nice ☺️
its suprising that Tibet wasnt recognized
chinland, wa state and ambazonia missing maybe also niue and the cook islands
What's wa and niue and cook island is not a country
Is Taiwan a unrecognized country?
Limited recognition
Imagine fighting years for independence only to be recognized when colonizers land
@@kingrhiengelp.costuna7038 Wait, which country are you referring to?
@@jacobharley8401USA
If you want to know how to read it, you can zoom in/out
Nice, but you did miss most of the states that lived in south Asia in 1947
Hm already knew some of these but wow Empire of the Sahara
You forgot about these states: Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Wa, Shan, Ambazonia. It's strange that you don't have them if you decided to add Western Togoland
One could also add about Tatarstan. He, just like Ichkeria, wanted to secede from Russia, there was a referendum for independence, in which the Tatars decided to become a separate country, but Russia suppressed this
I... basically forgot all of those, and I didn't even know that Ambazonia formally declared independence. As for Tatarstan, I was aware of that movement, but I couldn't really find much information about it, so I decided to not include them.
@@jacobharley8401 it’s okay) but in Tatarstan there really were mass protests of people for the independence of Tatarstan and a referendum. It’s a shame that the Tatars didn’t succeed then. stories with the branches of Ichkeria and Tatarstan could push other occupied peoples on Russian territory, such as the Yakuts, Bashkirs, Chuvashs, Komi, Dagestan, etc., to leave.
p.s. I also remembered about Azawad, the Tuareg state, they are now actively fighting against Wаgnеr and Mali
@@jacobharley8401 what was the republic of the Zagłębie?
Also dont worry about india/myanmar, like 50 different territories in the area (probably an undercount) ended up either governing themselves or "declaring independence" while having a sizable chunk of land lost to insurgency. Its not worth going through every day of every year of the region
dombass intermoverment 1991: Militsyia!
donetsk people's republic 2014: we'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when
Wtf does West Togoland still survive today?
I got shocked why Philippines used to be unrecognized
@@Datrandomperson-c3p It used to be under American control, so those were times it tried breaking away. The US finally let the Philippines go in 1947.
@@jacobharley8401 U.S recognized Philippine independence on July 4, 1946
great video but in november 1917 finland was not recognized untill december 6th 1917
Hello from THE REPUBLIC OF KOSOVO 🇽🇰🇦🇱
*Republic of Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸
what about Darfur and Sanussi order.
Where is south vietnam? They are not fully collapsed but rather living in California,Canada,australia,....
That's a government in exile which doesn't control any land nor does it operate as an independent country
Me encantan los estados sin reconocimiento de África
And I'm here 2.
where is Tatarstan?
@@nohcho229 and Bashkortostan and other republics of russia
In Russia.
music titles pls
Updated the description to have them
10:31 nooooo!!!
woah
Bro’s search history…
?
@@jacobharley8401 it’s gonna be way too long 😭
@@manitw.4998 ?? What are you talking about? What's gonna be way too long?
@@jacobharley8401That your search history would have like 10000 pages because of the TON of information you searched.
When bro put Palestine he REALLY wanted that comment section 💀
Also my micronacion is not recognize by everyone? (Name: unión solar) (created: 19/9/21)
4:02 Confederated Republic of Altai 💀💀💀
Russia spawning tons of unrecognised states after suffering a case of collapse
tell me all songs
Updated the description to have them
Palestine is recognized by quiet a large amount of country if not all
Well, there is still a large number of countries who don't recognize Palestine, so that's what put them on here.
@@jacobharley8401 fair point
@user-qn4jd9ct2qmaybe he took the info from the UN member states
But if thats the case then china, south korea, north korea and armenia would also not be recognized
States?💀
Is kosovo the most recognise out off all the other recognised countries?
No, they're the second most. Palestine is first.
Somaliland #1!
Cyprus is turkey
...But even Turkey claims Northern Cyprus is its own country, so the claim "Cyprus is Turkey" is incorrect from all perspectives.
The western sahara is moroccan 🇲🇦
Abkhazia is Georgia
Abkhazia is independent!
@@PlutocracyStudiosNo, it's part of Georgia but occupied by Russia.
Lies
ok CALM DOWN EVERYONE
@@ilovefalklandislands Tell that to Circas
Nazi Germany wasn’t an unrecognised state? To be honest, I thought it was since it was kicked out of the League of Nations.
It left league of nations of its own will.
Non-membership in LON doesn't mean unrecognized at all. Major countries maintained diplomatic relations with Germany. Some widely recognized countries weren't in LON as well. Even the USA wasn't in LON, but nobody is gonna call it unrecognized state, because it wasn't.
@@osdwa thanks for the elaboration
rhodesia anthem just copied from ode of joy
@@paxarite Yes, and? I'm not the song's composer.
@@jacobharley8401 i know i just says that, i didnt blame u
European Union uses it too, its just a classic tune. Good luck trying to find any song that doesn't take some inspiration from another. The American anthem was a British drinking song and the British anthem was a German hymn
@@pgbrofficialyoutube349 bro chill, i just poiint that out, i know song take inspiration okay?
Starts at 0:20
Sahara is Moroccan. Always was
აფხაზეთი საქართველოა 🗣🗣🇬🇪🇬🇪🙌🙌🗿🗿
You forgot the Republic of the bottleneck I think
where is Chinland?
They... didn't exactly declare "independence". Rather, they support a more federal structure in Myanmar.
Acreeeeeeeee
台灣😂😂😂
Free Tibet!
It ain’t a state bro…
@@Superstar5_ It has a completely different culture, and it was a state during the Chinese civil war. Then the PRC invaded it and persecuted many Tibetan religious leaders, leading to a huge number of Tibetans leaving. They deserve their own state free from Chinese rule.
I dont recognize palestine :> I recognize israel (please dont start a war in the replies)
2 state solution
@@SquidMonke4 lol
You’re so obviously under 12 yrs old 😂
@@abderahmandj3845_muslim your also obviously under 12 too for not supporting my opinion, i prefer israel over palestine, that is that.
@@abderahmandj3845_muslimsays one who is below 12
Artsakh is Armenia and for sure
*Disclaime-*
Kids, PALESTINE IS RECOGNIZED AHHH DISLIKE
Cyprus is greece
cyprus is split
Remember that the title of this is UNRECOGNIZED countries. Countries which are seen as illegitimate by at least a large portion of countries, if not most of them. Thus, Northern Cyprus, which is only recognized by Turkey, certainly fits the criteria of this video.
CYPRUS IS AMERICAN 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
You guys tried this already,do you want us to come back again ?
nah I own cyprus
Viva el sahara occidental libre 🇪🇭🇪🇭🇪🇭
Never, the sahara is moroccan 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
🇪🇭
@@RechOficial-gv6it 😂😂😂
@@RechOficial-gv6it 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@RechOficial-gv6it sorry but your puppet state is located in tindouf in Algeria 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Free Sahara
Never, the sahara is moroccan 🇲🇦
Third
calm down
Palestine 🇵🇸 is country ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
An autonomy of Israel under the Oslo Accords
Palestine - historical region in the Middle East The boundaries of the region roughly cover the territory of the modern Gaza Strip of Israel, the Golan Heights, the West Bank of Jordan, parts of both Lebanon and Syria - from Sidon on the Mediterranean coast to Damascus in the northern part, and from Rafah to the Gulf of Aqaba in the south. The Sinai Peninsula is generally considered a separate geographical area The word **Palestine** came from the Romans And this is no country, this is not an existing country that is ruled by Hamas terrorists
recognise turkish republic of northern cyprus and palestine NOW!
well well well i wonder where you're from lol
Mandela was Hitler without the genocide. Look what he has done to the Tswana.
*but with
What the fuck is wrong with you
NDH was recognized even by allies
the names of the countries are difficult to read, even though the video quality is the highest, because the writing is too small🤏🧐
@@bryanpalingkeren8770 I know
Is this meant to be watched on a fucking TV screen? Damn
@@ImperialZorn686 I get it. The text is small. But I kinda had to do it that small to fit those Russian Civil War countries. It is what it is.