Hey man, just wanted to say that your videos are awesome. They provide a great overview of historical events and encourage people to dig deeper. Keep up the good work.
And up to this day some Austrians tend to get mad, when you hint at the fact, that they are part of the German people, as their last emperor even said himself, because they are salty over the lost fraternal war. :-p
+Disko H That analogy is showing either a complete disregard for English-American history or for the German-Austrian one. As +MutantKitten already hinted at... If Austria would've won the fraternal war against Prussia they most likely would've been the leading force of a united "greater Germany", as this was the other idea of a unified Germany around next to the "lesser Germany" one which won out with the Prussians defeating Austria in said war. Another one of the disputes that played a role there was Protestant Christian Northern Germany against Catholic Christian Southern Germany. Anyways... My comment was just poking fun from a "Piefke"/"Saupreuße" ("sow Prussian"), which is how Austrians refer to Germans due to the fraternal war when they poke fun at us, towards the Austrian Schluchtenscheißer ("valley shitters"). :p
@@Celrador I don't think Austria or Prussia wanted a unified Germany though, until Bismarck came around - so even if they won, Austria would probably have tried to maintain dominance without unification instead of establishing a Greater Germany imo - unless someone in the upper echelon of Austrian politics became pro-unification
3:15 A small sidenote here. Notice how Western Europe looked mostly the same in the 19th century as it does today. Central Europe (that is, Germany and Italy in this case) existed of many small states which united. And Eastern Europe existed of huge empires which would all be shattered into small pieces in the 20th century.
+tomakady That would be the only north-eastern European empire. If you look at the entire east of Europe, you see 3 empires: Russia, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire. About which his statement is correct.
The content of your videos are very good, but the pace is too fast. If you lengthen the videos to 5 minutes and speak slower, it will much easier to follow along and understand.
Thank You Soo Much! Im going to Germany and wanted to have a brief over view of their culture and History! This Help Sooo Much!! Thank You For Your Hard Work Dude!!! Stay Awesome and Doing These Amazing History Clips!! ^.^
thank you sir for doing this, I tried 3 other videos and they all gave to much irrelevant details and went too much in depth that it was confusing. this was quick, to the point and encompassing all the details I needed. Thank you.
Most German States never wanted to be United by Prussia. Many Southern States for example wanted to have a Greater federal Republic together with Austria. For more detailed information read : Europe the Struggle for supremacyby Brendan Simms; Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger
Very enjoyable and informative series. As a suggestion, would you consider making land and sea different colours on your maps to make it a little easier on the eyes!
When this channel grows (and by the style and amount of this content, I'm certain it will) you gotta use some of that UA-cam monies for a clearer mic. Apart from that, I'm binge watching your videos, keep it up.
+The Attitude *Funny thing is that the Czechs, a non Germanic, Slavic people, were the most dominant kingdom in the Holy Roman Empire in the high middle ages before it unified with a Germanic Austria * It was not "the Czechs" though. At some point the Luxemburgs and Habsburgs used to be German kings/emperors and one of their domains was Bohemia. The Czech people hardly had anything to contribute since the Přemyslids and Jan Hus later.
At the Congress of Vienna (1815), Austria was already trying to gain power over areas outside the German-speaking area. Prussia tried to gain power over areas within the German-speaking area. Prussia was able to increase its power in Germany, but Austria had to contend with many national movements outside the German-speaking area. Prussia used Austria as an ally, but a short time later Prussia kicked Austria out of German affairs.
The mid to late 19th century saw so many powers rise up. The U.S. was refurnished after it's civil war, Germany and Italy unified, and Japan reformed. Also the first ironclads came from the American Civil War, which would soon change naval warfare forever
I really like all of the stuff that you are doing and appreciate anyone attempting to teach history in a fun manner. However, if I may make one piece of advice to you, all of the W's in German are pronounced as V's. With this in mind, it would actually be pronounced as "Schlesvig" when you read "Schleswig". Also, I understand and support the idea of doing short videos as to keep the attention of an audience, but I wish you could have elaborated on the, "Kulturkampf" along with how he handled socialists in the nation a bit more due to how I feel as though it was a few examples of Bismarck's excellence as a Chancellor/Prime Minister. All in all, I really like all of the work you are doing and can't wait to see more, I'm also greatly excited by your flag history series coming up soon as well. Needless to say that you have my subscription and that I hope you the best with your work.
any austrian here? i want to know how your feeling after watch this video. become a big country and strong country nearly 600th years and now just a little piece of land in alps, its ridiculous huh
Austria is a great country and me being Bavarian both Austrians and Bavarians are siblings honestly Austria has been the same size for many years and it only became bigger more recently Bavaria was never so big :(
Daniel Santana von Geltendorf only lost sudtirol which ceded to kingdom of italy in ww1 and the rest just dirty multicultural land. yes for sure bavarian and austrian are siblings, they share same language (south german i hear sounds different from prussian german) same religion, both are catholic, thanks for france for unite german people after decalring war on 1871 if austria famous for calssical music, what famous in bavaria? is it beer or what?
Willhelm I. said once in agony that its not easy to be King under such a Chancellor, because Bismarck was so dominant with his opinions. Thats why Willhelm II. fired him, because he wanted to Rule as Emperor and not as the one who signs Laws from the mind of Bismarck.
The only thing i disagree with is how you make it sound like germany started the franco-prussian war. The french king bonaparte III wanted to conquer the west bank of the rhine, that's the main reason he declared war. His claim to the rhineland is also what started the tensions between prussia and france in the first place.
The french were always agressive towards the german states. They successfully conquered alsace lorraine in the 17th century and tried to expand it to the rhine in the rest of germany too. Because germany back then were just loose states.
I really enjoy these videos. The content is excellent, but I think that if you updated your art style you might be able to attract more people. Just a thought. keep up the good work.
+Jabzy oh no, I'm not saying it's bad. You've done very well for what you have at hand. I just mean there might be some program out there that would make your life easier and give the art a little more pop.
Has Jabzy ever checked out Alternate History Hub or Great War channels? The Alternate History channel is super popular and knowing the user might do a joint video just a thought.
One error in your maps of the Kingdom of Prussia is that Prussia gained the Rhineland, to the west of their main body during the Congress of Vienna and their eastern provinces had been connected to each other prior to this. So you got the maps right, but the order should have been larger eastern part then appearance of the western Rhineland provinces.
+Declan Needham Church He also forgot to include the Hohenzollern territories in the Württemberg region, which were also part of Prussia, and then later the Norddeutscher Bund.
As far as I was thought Wilhelm didn't become an Emperor of Germany (nor Emperor of the Germans, as e.g. Napoleon was Emperor of the French - i.e. people, so technically still in republican spirit), but German Emperor. This difference was crucial, as far as I was told, to gain support of all the sides in the German kaleidoscope. Am I right?
2:50 The war started in july 1870 not in 1871. also one of the things that bismarck did to stop them getting incircled was having great relations with russia (something that wilhelm the 2nd didnt stick too, against bismarcks advice)
Nein erwin rommel war im 2. Weltkrieg. Ich komme aus heidenheim also versuch mich nicht zu verarschen und allein dein bild mit der reichsflagge sagt alles
+Huw Carey I tend to get the information from a bunch of different places. I don't want to give the impression that I just sit and read numerous books, but instead I read encyclopaedias, brief histories etc. first and then flesh it out using google books. I find that a lot of books focus on one aspect of the conflict and not really explain what was actually happening. For instance a lot on the Boer Wars a lot of books will talk about the damage caused in Britain, books on Napoleon like to talk about his personality and books on the German Empire talk about Bismarck relationship with the Emperor, growth in industry etc.
Actually we know it wasn't. This coloring was done considerably after the fact. But the original flag still exists. www.demokratiegeschichte.eu/typo3temp/pics/4e9ce9a5bb.jpg We even know the correct order because of the letters written in the red field.
+Jeremy Salkeld Liechtenstein is far older. It is correct that it became independent from the HRR in 1806, but according to the Westphalian system of 1648, all memberstates of the Empire were proper countries.
At the time of the new imperialism; when Africa became devided between the Great Powers ( BerlinConference 1884-1885) another German Identity developed. The Germans, industrial already a bit further then Identity wise, also wantedTo became a world Power and said colonies therefore would be essential. So the "second" common Identity ( again more in Prussia and other industrial regions) was all about colonies and led to the first world war.
After the first world war Germany was solely blamed to have caused the war. It was disarmed, the colonies were taken, Prussia had to give up land, the reparation Payments were huge.Compared to other "European wars" for example the thirty years war or the Napolionic wars, where at the end just borders were retreated where they were before and theBalance of Power was restored ( Peace of Westphalia/ Vienna Conference) this was a novum. Many Germans after theWar poor and having lost all they were fighting for -again to become a world Power and have colonies- couldn't find an other sense in life or an other identity except to get it all back.
First one need a decent chancellor in Germany before any thing can be done. Same in Austria also, but they have President. Then the tricky part is East Prussia , divided with Poland and baltic nations. One other thing to work one is let Finland get Karelen back . What to give to Russia , one wonder . Well its soon Thanksgiving and Turkey time.
What was Germany like under Prussian control? Did Prussia make rules for Germany? Did Germany eventually have a revolution like America did with England?
Well what do you wanna say.. there is Nationalism and then there is German Nationalism, quite unique in its form and thats definitely not a positive thing.
Most German States never wanted to be united by Prussia, many Southern German States for example wanted to havea Federal Republic, also Austria should belong to this State.
Hey man, just wanted to say that your videos are awesome. They provide a great overview of historical events and encourage people to dig deeper. Keep up the good work.
Jek Tono Porkins Thanks a lot
what is the music's name? the background music please :)
These videos are so good, you're not even close to being as popular as you deserve.
what is the music's name? the background music please :)
Sounds like the Minecraft background music.
I agree six years later.
7 years later it seems he has the popularity he deserves
And up to this day some Austrians tend to get mad, when you hint at the fact, that they are part of the German people, as their last emperor even said himself, because they are salty over the lost fraternal war. :-p
lol they wouldn't have been like that if a greater catholic germany under the leadership of austria would've happened xD.
+Disko H That analogy is showing either a complete disregard for English-American history or for the German-Austrian one.
As +MutantKitten already hinted at...
If Austria would've won the fraternal war against Prussia they most likely would've been the leading force of a united "greater Germany", as this was the other idea of a unified Germany around next to the "lesser Germany" one which won out with the Prussians defeating Austria in said war. Another one of the disputes that played a role there was Protestant Christian Northern Germany against Catholic Christian Southern Germany.
Anyways... My comment was just poking fun from a "Piefke"/"Saupreuße" ("sow Prussian"), which is how Austrians refer to Germans due to the fraternal war when they poke fun at us, towards the Austrian Schluchtenscheißer ("valley shitters"). :p
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@@Celrador I don't think Austria or Prussia wanted a unified Germany though, until Bismarck came around - so even if they won, Austria would probably have tried to maintain dominance without unification instead of establishing a Greater Germany imo - unless someone in the upper echelon of Austrian politics became pro-unification
3:15 A small sidenote here. Notice how Western Europe looked mostly the same in the 19th century as it does today. Central Europe (that is, Germany and Italy in this case) existed of many small states which united. And Eastern Europe existed of huge empires which would all be shattered into small pieces in the 20th century.
+tomakady
That would be the only north-eastern European empire. If you look at the entire east of Europe, you see 3 empires: Russia, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire. About which his statement is correct.
I really enjoy this videos, Im a history nerd. I like them because they cover advanced topics that mainstream documentaries dont
The content of your videos are very good, but the pace is too fast. If you lengthen the videos to 5 minutes and speak slower, it will much easier to follow along and understand.
Bismark best leader
Jack Ozbloke nope ludwig is best leader
For you, but for me, it is Friederich II.
No, Kim Jong Un is best leader. north Korea best Korea.
Jack Ozbloke South Korea will fall Like South Vietnam, it has been predicted, Did you not get the memo ?
Glory to Bismarck if only he was still alive and kivser of German empire 😔
Thank You Soo Much! Im going to Germany and wanted to have a brief over view of their culture and History! This Help Sooo Much!! Thank You For Your Hard Work Dude!!! Stay Awesome and Doing These Amazing History Clips!! ^.^
Mary Norman what did you do in Germany? It’s pretty neat that you wanted to learn a bit of history beforehand, not many people do that!
thank you sir for doing this, I tried 3 other videos and they all gave to much irrelevant details and went too much in depth that it was confusing. this was quick, to the point and encompassing all the details I needed. Thank you.
Most German States never wanted to be United by Prussia. Many Southern States for example wanted to have a Greater federal Republic together with Austria. For more detailed information read : Europe the Struggle for supremacyby Brendan Simms; Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger
Very enjoyable and informative series. As a suggestion, would you consider making land and sea different colours on your maps to make it a little easier on the eyes!
great job jazby. i binge watch your videos. thank you.
thanks a lot for this short summary , its really helpful !!!
hi may I use this video for my class presentation? :)
+Danielle De Jesus Sure thing
+Danielle De Jesus ok
what is the music's name? the background music please :)
Nevada City from the youtube audio library
Thanks man I'm from Quebec and I appreciate your great work.
You are truly an amazing youtuber!
When this channel grows (and by the style and amount of this content, I'm certain it will) you gotta use some of that UA-cam monies for a clearer mic. Apart from that, I'm binge watching your videos, keep it up.
joseph orrin The problem is I live in China and I can't find a decent microphone.
Jabzy you live in ROC or PRC?
PRC
how could you then make youtube videos?
+Jabzy why you live in china?
Thanks for making these.
+The Attitude *Funny thing is that the Czechs, a non Germanic, Slavic people, were the most dominant kingdom in the Holy Roman Empire in the high middle ages before it unified with a Germanic Austria *
It was not "the Czechs" though. At some point the Luxemburgs and Habsburgs used to be German kings/emperors and one of their domains was Bohemia. The Czech people hardly had anything to contribute since the Přemyslids and Jan Hus later.
are you going to do a video on the Byzantine reconquest of Rome?
WOW! Thank you so much... I feel so much more confident about this topic.
I learned here more than in my history book about this topic
In all honesty it's 1000 x more complicated but a nice intro for some who don't know mcuh about it.
At the Congress of Vienna (1815), Austria was already trying to gain power over areas outside the German-speaking area. Prussia tried to gain power over areas within the German-speaking area.
Prussia was able to increase its power in Germany, but Austria had to contend with many national movements outside the German-speaking area.
Prussia used Austria as an ally, but a short time later Prussia kicked Austria out of German affairs.
The mid to late 19th century saw so many powers rise up. The U.S. was refurnished after it's civil war, Germany and Italy unified, and Japan reformed. Also the first ironclads came from the American Civil War, which would soon change naval warfare forever
didnt know germany had states, you learn something new everyday
oh dear
I really like all of the stuff that you are doing and appreciate anyone attempting to teach history in a fun manner. However, if I may make one piece of advice to you, all of the W's in German are pronounced as V's. With this in mind, it would actually be pronounced as "Schlesvig" when you read "Schleswig". Also, I understand and support the idea of doing short videos as to keep the attention of an audience, but I wish you could have elaborated on the, "Kulturkampf" along with how he handled socialists in the nation a bit more due to how I feel as though it was a few examples of Bismarck's excellence as a Chancellor/Prime Minister.
All in all, I really like all of the work you are doing and can't wait to see more, I'm also greatly excited by your flag history series coming up soon as well. Needless to say that you have my subscription and that I hope you the best with your work.
The French actually declared war on Germany in 1870 and the war lastet until 1871.
MrLegaropex did another video on that
Nice vid next you should do the mithradatic wars
good vid but make 5 minute vids in place of 3
+vinnyusBE gaming Make your own video. Call it 5 minute history.
i cant i am not good in explaning
any austrian here? i want to know how your feeling after watch this video. become a big country and strong country nearly 600th years and now just a little piece of land in alps, its ridiculous huh
We are the 11th richest country and are among the most social countries. We even beat Germany in that regard, so we don't care.
Austria is a great country
and me being Bavarian
both Austrians and Bavarians are siblings
honestly Austria has been the same size for many years and it only became bigger more recently
Bavaria was never so big :(
Daniel Santana von Geltendorf only lost sudtirol which ceded to kingdom of italy in ww1 and the rest just dirty multicultural land.
yes for sure bavarian and austrian are siblings, they share same language (south german i hear sounds different from prussian german) same religion, both are catholic, thanks for france for unite german people after decalring war on 1871
if austria famous for calssical music, what famous in bavaria? is it beer or what?
+Bowow Wow
three things
Lederhosen,beer and boobs
XD
I just need to say
I just found out I am part Austrian
Do the Chinese civil war or the Second Italio-Ethiopian War
R Zabala I've pretty much finished the video on the Chinese Civil war, should be up in a few days
Awesome can't wait
I love how you can tell how people feel about Napoleon based on how they depict them in their media
Hahaha i love the idea that Bismark did all the work for the King. I think it's the dream of all kings to have such a great and loyal man :p
Willhelm I. said once in agony that its not easy to be King under such a Chancellor, because Bismarck was so dominant with his opinions. Thats why Willhelm II. fired him, because he wanted to Rule as Emperor and not as the one who signs Laws from the mind of Bismarck.
Dzharek LOL
@@ottovonbismarck4920 Don't listen to that pseudointellectual Sir.
The only thing i disagree with is how you make it sound like germany started the franco-prussian war. The french king bonaparte III wanted to conquer the west bank of the rhine, that's the main reason he declared war. His claim to the rhineland is also what started the tensions between prussia and france in the first place.
I thought the succession to the Spanish throne was the issue.
The french were always agressive towards the german states. They successfully conquered alsace lorraine in the 17th century and tried to expand it to the rhine in the rest of germany too. Because germany back then were just loose states.
Weird to think this video is nearly a decade old
Great video, keep it up.
I used this video to study for my college finals for this semester lololol
I really enjoy these videos. The content is excellent, but I think that if you updated your art style you might be able to attract more people. Just a thought. keep up the good work.
+Tyler Peters I'm afraid I'm a terrible artist so this is the best I can do at the minute.
+Jabzy oh no, I'm not saying it's bad. You've done very well for what you have at hand. I just mean there might be some program out there that would make your life easier and give the art a little more pop.
If you know of anything please let me know
+Jabzy the Austrians walked out of the Frankfurt assembly and their only option was to vote to give Fredrick the crown in 1848
nice choice of music
what is the music? the name
Good job! :D
Has Jabzy ever checked out Alternate History Hub or Great War channels? The Alternate History channel is super popular and knowing the user might do a joint video just a thought.
I suspect you would excel as a teacher. Congratulations on these works.
damn that was fast and perfect
And now we have two Germanies. Two better than one, isn't it? :)
nope.Austria should be part.
Three. +Switzerland
We are not in 1950's now the DDR und BRD are one unified and powerfull country !!!!
...
Two-and-a-half +Switzerland
I thought Wilhelm I wasn't proclaimed emperor of Germany, but as A German Emperor.
Pls speak slowly your explanations is good but too fast
This video made me tear up so emotional
You could have included a small part about unification of east and west after WW2, but otherwise great video
there is a difference between the German unification and German reunification.
Smartypants! I'm kidding, you're right it's two different things apparently
+Teddy Junior
Okay
I just wanted to Make sure ;)
Some tips on pronounciation:
"Lützow" is more like "Lit So" and "Zollverein" more like "Tsoll Fair Eye n"
One error in your maps of the Kingdom of Prussia is that Prussia gained the Rhineland, to the west of their main body during the Congress of Vienna and their eastern provinces had been connected to each other prior to this. So you got the maps right, but the order should have been larger eastern part then appearance of the western Rhineland provinces.
+Declan Needham Church He also forgot to include the Hohenzollern territories in the Württemberg region, which were also part of Prussia, and then later the Norddeutscher Bund.
Thanks mate, this rly helped me with my history h/m. Btw ur drawing r better than mine, no cap (▀̿Ĺ̯▀̿ ̿)
As far as I was thought Wilhelm didn't become an Emperor of Germany (nor Emperor of the Germans, as e.g. Napoleon was Emperor of the French - i.e. people, so technically still in republican spirit), but German Emperor. This difference was crucial, as far as I was told, to gain support of all the sides in the German kaleidoscope. Am I right?
Austria more like Sheitstria
dat name tho
Bismarck is fucking awsome
Well done on that name sir!
+I am not happy
What does "sheit" mean? ~~
Celrador
Poop
Germans should be thankful to Napoleon. :D
No.
damn. cant relate. must be interesting to be born and raised in Europe
@@mattyshaw55 he basically destroyed the hre
Sources please. Especially those referring to the Austrian-Prussian rivalry. Thanks!
Please
Fuck off
Could you do the unification of Saudi Arabia
Hey Jabzy, you flipped the German Flag in 0:52 - 0:59. Its Black red Gold not Gold Red Black XD
Initially the flag was upside down, like at the Hambach festival - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hambach_Festival#/media/File:Hambacher_Fest_1832.jpg
Jabzy Ok thanks. It just looks a bit weird for me as radicals in the 1840's tend to use the Black Red Gold design rather than the flipped version.
You're wrong. At the Hambacher Fest the German flag was displayed like this.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hambacher_Fest#/media/File:Hambacher_Fest_1832.jpg
ModMagician you are so wrong
i like ur videos ..its just superb..
+rajath rs Cheers buddy
2:50 The war started in july 1870 not in 1871. also one of the things that bismarck did to stop them getting incircled was having great relations with russia (something that wilhelm the 2nd didnt stick too, against bismarcks advice)
What is this background music from???
Deutschland Stronk!!
lol nazi
deswegen auch der name Erwin rommel und das eiserne kreuz was?
Erwin war im ersten Weltkrieg.
Nein erwin rommel war im 2. Weltkrieg. Ich komme aus heidenheim also versuch mich nicht zu verarschen und allein dein bild mit der reichsflagge sagt alles
nein
Where is Wilhelm’s mustache?
He didn’t just have sideburns.
Did you source your information from one particular place?
+Huw Carey I tend to get the information from a bunch of different places. I don't want to give the impression that I just sit and read numerous books, but instead I read encyclopaedias, brief histories etc. first and then flesh it out using google books. I find that a lot of books focus on one aspect of the conflict and not really explain what was actually happening. For instance a lot on the Boer Wars a lot of books will talk about the damage caused in Britain, books on Napoleon like to talk about his personality and books on the German Empire talk about Bismarck relationship with the Emperor, growth in industry etc.
At 0:58 the flag is upside down
Thats what it was like initially. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Hambacher_Fest_1832.jpg
Actually we know it wasn't. This coloring was done considerably after the fact. But the original flag still exists. www.demokratiegeschichte.eu/typo3temp/pics/4e9ce9a5bb.jpg
We even know the correct order because of the letters written in the red field.
3:15
San Marino, Andorra, Monaco and Liechtenstein are not properly indicated. For shame!
+Jeremy Salkeld Those nations did not exist back then...
Lawrence Erickkson Really? Look again. San Marino has existed since 301, Liechtenstein since 1806, Monaco since 1297 and Andorra since 1278.
+Jeremy Salkeld Liechtenstein is far older. It is correct that it became independent from the HRR in 1806, but according to the Westphalian system of 1648, all memberstates of the Empire were proper countries.
john Work Good point.
At the time of the new imperialism; when Africa became devided between the Great Powers ( BerlinConference 1884-1885) another German Identity developed. The Germans, industrial already a bit further then Identity wise, also wantedTo became a world Power and said colonies therefore would be essential. So the "second" common Identity ( again more in Prussia and other industrial regions) was all about colonies and led to the first world war.
please do the Indian annexation of Portuguese India in 1961
Good video but you speak way too fast, i just can't comprehend that much information that quickly :(
80% of it is totally different from my book.
to me Austria is more german than Prussia.
how dare you to say this
im a bavarian austrian cuban :)
I am bavarian, and i kina do not like the austrians
Lol warum reden wir dann auf English XD
ich liebe Österreich :)
For German history read - Europe the Struggle for supramacy by Brendan Simms
0:52 that flag is upside down xD
***** During the festival that's how they flew the flag. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Hambacher_Fest_1832.jpg
***** no it isn't, that is the flag of the lutzow free corps, which would later become the flag of germany, just upside down.
Jabzy ok ok
When you don’t have time for the crashcourse
A German's survival guide to Poland: Say you're Austrian :p .... Glory to the PLC!!! (civ6, anybody?)
After the first world war Germany was solely blamed to have caused the war. It was disarmed, the colonies were taken, Prussia had to give up land, the reparation Payments were huge.Compared to other "European wars" for example the thirty years war or the Napolionic wars, where at the end just borders were retreated where they were before and theBalance of Power was restored ( Peace of Westphalia/ Vienna Conference) this was a novum. Many Germans after theWar poor and having lost all they were fighting for -again to become a world Power and have colonies- couldn't find an other sense in life or an other identity except to get it all back.
is that all I need to know about the unification of Germany? The main points?
You have to do the Yugoslav wars
2000billycat I'm slightly worried that it's going to be far too controversial. So I'm doing a lot of research to make sure I have everything right
Yeah I can understand that but either way I still love your videos
DO the Texas Revolution
First one need a decent chancellor in Germany before any thing can be done. Same in Austria also, but they have President. Then the tricky part is East Prussia , divided with Poland and baltic nations. One other thing to work one is let Finland get Karelen back . What to give to Russia , one wonder . Well its soon Thanksgiving and Turkey time.
It's 3:33 seconds long and illuminati was formed in germany
Illuminati confirmed
What was Germany like under Prussian control? Did Prussia make rules for Germany? Did Germany eventually have a revolution like America did with England?
Yee.
For German history also read Europe the struggle for supremacy by Brendan Simms
France declared war in 1871? The war broke out in 1870 and was won in 1871
Make video in hindi please. You are great
What's hams back cattle?
Bismark was undoubtedly an ingenious statesman, but he was certainly cruel and brutal. Great leader, bad person.
The German flag at 0:55 is upside down...
+Jeffrey Heeren That's how it was flown at the hambach festival
i know some of this from total war
same lmao
A very good.video
There was not much of common German Identity before the wars against Napoleons France.
There was, but it wasn't as widely spread among the lower classes as it became in the 19th century.
0:55 is that supposed to be a German flag?:D just wanted to know.
+baronvontimo 223 Yeah, it's based on this picture of the Hambach festival - upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Hambacher_Fest_1832.jpg
+Jabzy have never seen it before thx:D
+baronvontimo 223 No sweat, I only found out about it because, being the super cool person I am, I was researching the history of flags.
Bismarck looks...derpy.
there is no use of just running behind time ......
you should explain us slowly
Does that mean that if Germany would have been more catholic it would have been a really fat thing?
Who’s here for their social studies class😂
good but music is crap as well and your mic
For a differentiaded world view in historial matters of the western world read "Diplomacy"by Henry Kissinger
Der Preußischen spiel Grand Theft Otto von Bismark.
Well what do you wanna say.. there is Nationalism and then there is German Nationalism, quite unique in its form and thats definitely not a positive thing.
Fuck you
Most German States never wanted to be united by Prussia, many Southern German States for example wanted to havea Federal Republic, also Austria should belong to this State.