I just love it when in history small minor states turn into absolute behemoths (Rome from a tribe to an empire , England into the British empire,Prussia from a duchy to a powerful nation then to Germany and so on).
Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Elector, was truly a great man. Some of my Huguenot family was welcomed into Prussia by him and they flourished there. Another very educational video!
Context: although you often present history that goes back far enough that it's difficult to add context, it would help some of us to know what was happening at the same time in other areas. For example, "During this time of war the Vatican had not been built, Mozart was born, London was inhabited by peasants and Vikings were just exploring the coast of North America. Hans Bruegel was just a boy and China had discovered gunpowder."
Hey PDB, that's a very interesting and helpful suggestion. Thank you - I will give it some thought and see how I can incorporate this in my research process.
back to the videos i love :) Also, Oscar, the editing of this video compared to the original Prussia serious is amazing! I have enjoyed literally all of your videos but you have taken it up another level or three since the Qing and original Prussia series!!
An amazing video yet again. One funny comment though: At first, when reading the title, and of course knowing it was going to be another great one, couldn't help but chuckle, because the simple title, with just a pinch of context, reminded me when German actor Oliver Masucci, playing Adolph in the movie "Look who's back" (Er ist wieder da) asked the opposite: _"Does Poland still exist?!"._ Cheers and thanks again! Edit: Brutal grammar and semantics mistake fixed.
This channel and its videos are too underrated. I'd watch these videos for all day instead of my history classes. Thank you for sharing this piece of interesting history about Prussia, my favourite country!
I get more knowledge than school from your videos. Nice content of your video is fantastic. I admire your deep research and hard work. It is an unforgettable memory for me. But I want to know who is the founder of this amazing channel?
Henry IV said:"Paris is well worth a mass" right before his convertion to Catholicism. I guess Albert of Prussia thought something similar but in his case from Catholicism to Protestantism 🧐
Great video! I always wondered how early Germany started out and eventually became an empire. I've enjoyed your current videos on the early history of the Balkans and Eastern Europe. Keep up the great work Oscar! Have you ever considered looking into the history of early India-espically the cult of the Tuggs or thuggs as we call them today? Look foreward to your next episode! Stay safe!😃
Thank you Gary - I am happy you enjoy my work. To be fair India is one of my 'blind spots' when it comes to history. Creating these videos is great because I can move my attention to those blind spots in order to learn about them. Just bought an audiobook on the history of India to become more acquainted with the subject.
Topic suggestion: What happened after the Soviet Union tested their nuclear bomb in 1949? Did they announce it? Or did they try to keep it secret? How did the Americans find out?
Because the Kingly Prussia Part (sorry German) Rebelled against the Teutonia Order and accepted the Polish King as their ruler. If you want to ready this by yourself search for Prussian Confederation.
Somebody else already wrote a year ago, but yes the War of the Prussian Confederation lead to the borders. Prussia, which had previously been a sizable land owned by the Teutonic Order, was partitioned with Poland annexing the western bits while the eastern bits became a fiefdom or vassal not part of Poland but hierarchically still under the Polish king. Both parts were German, with depending on the specific areas different minority populations such as Kashubians. At no point in time did borders in the area follow "natural boundaries" which is a concept that only became popular much later in time & highly concentrated in France, which sought to find justifications for its wars of annexation eastwards.
There was a whole series about the history of Prussia, so this video retreads the already covered territory but focuses specifically on how Prussia became a kingdom.
@@Artur_M. this has the exact same contents as the other video,I can't see how it changes anything,this one is basiclly a shorter video based on the other one,and covers and does the exact same
Great Video! How did you get into making UA-cam Videos? Are you currently studying or have do you have a degree in history? Or are you just a Autodidact? Grüße aus Bayern 😁
Hey Jeremy, I began my channel as a hobby in University. I have been fortunate enough for it to grow, allowing me to develop animation skills and pursue creating these videos full-time.
@@LinusWatches thanks for pointing it out. Slight oversight on my part - hopefully it does not distract from the video too much as it is not too relevant for the story.
"he saw the promised land but could not enter"😅,Thank you so much.💭quite different from Jesus' "inauguration" his cost nothing and was quite spontaneous.ive been trying to figure out this "into" or "unto".he was a king" in" but not" of ". interesting idea.
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I just love it when in history small minor states turn into absolute behemoths (Rome from a tribe to an empire , England into the British empire,Prussia from a duchy to a powerful nation then to Germany and so on).
yup....13 lil states
Rome was never a tribe.
Moscow to Russian empire
Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Elector, was truly a great man. Some of my Huguenot family was welcomed into Prussia by him and they flourished there. Another very educational video!
love the series. any chance for a video on the prussian reform during and after the napoleonic wars?
Context: although you often present history that goes back far enough that it's difficult to add context, it would help some of us to know what was happening at the same time in other areas. For example, "During this time of war the Vatican had not been built, Mozart was born, London was inhabited by peasants and Vikings were just exploring the coast of North America. Hans Bruegel was just a boy and China had discovered gunpowder."
Hey PDB, that's a very interesting and helpful suggestion. Thank you - I will give it some thought and see how I can incorporate this in my research process.
Was waiting for this! Great video as always
Glad you enjoyed!
back to the videos i love :) Also, Oscar, the editing of this video compared to the original Prussia serious is amazing! I have enjoyed literally all of your videos but you have taken it up another level or three since the Qing and original Prussia series!!
So so interesting, thanks !!
I do like my Prussian history
An amazing video yet again. One funny comment though: At first, when reading the title, and of course knowing it was going to be another great one, couldn't help but chuckle, because the simple title, with just a pinch of context, reminded me when German actor Oliver Masucci, playing Adolph in the movie "Look who's back" (Er ist wieder da) asked the opposite: _"Does Poland still exist?!"._ Cheers and thanks again!
Edit: Brutal grammar and semantics mistake fixed.
This channel and its videos are too underrated. I'd watch these videos for all day instead of my history classes. Thank you for sharing this piece of interesting history about Prussia, my favourite country!
Glad you like them!
I get more knowledge than school from your videos. Nice content of your video is fantastic. I admire your deep research and hard work. It is an unforgettable memory for me. But I want to know who is the founder of this amazing channel?
I appreciate that. And about the channel: it is just me working on it.
@@HoH Brother can you tell me what is your name please
@@subhamomm5930 Oscar
I thought that you upload the video on Ottoman civil war. But this video is also stunning. Keep it up brother
Henry IV said:"Paris is well worth a mass" right before his convertion to Catholicism. I guess Albert of Prussia thought something similar but in his case from Catholicism to Protestantism 🧐
Turning away from that contemptuous & wicked Roman institution is undoubtedly worthy of a celebration.
Just saw this reposted!
My most favourite part in european History!
Thanks for making this video
This was a nicely informative video.
These graphics are awesome
Nice video! 👍
Prussia was a very interesting place.
Glad you liked it!
Well done!
Great video! I always wondered how early Germany started out and eventually became an empire. I've enjoyed your current videos on the early history of the Balkans and Eastern Europe. Keep up the great work Oscar! Have you ever considered looking into the history of early India-espically the cult of the Tuggs or thuggs as we call them today? Look foreward to your next episode! Stay safe!😃
Thank you Gary - I am happy you enjoy my work. To be fair India is one of my 'blind spots' when it comes to history. Creating these videos is great because I can move my attention to those blind spots in order to learn about them. Just bought an audiobook on the history of India to become more acquainted with the subject.
U should make videos on the campaigns of Frederich the Great
I will certainly give that some thought!
My mother was a German speaker living in Breslau she said the area was a wedding gift from one royal family to another how true was this .
Do the Video Benito Mussolini and the March On Rome
By the most nefarious of means, of course. Terrible vassal! 😉
Edit: but seriously, by being quite crafty and shrewd, and taking the opportunity.
9:15 Only one third of that marked territory was Royal Prussia. The rest was Kujawy and Greater Poland.
Excellent presentation, thank you. I’m sad that senseless entertainment receives millions of votes, an education well, you see the sad reality
Would like to know more about Croatia
Already learned this through history matters always good videos though
Topic suggestion: What happened after the Soviet Union tested their nuclear bomb in 1949? Did they announce it? Or did they try to keep it secret? How did the Americans find out?
Swedish Pommerania was west of Prussian Pommerania, not east of it.
You look like antonio radic(agadmator)
There is one thing I'm confused by. Why was Ducal Prussia the shape it was? Were there rivers that formed natural boundaries?
Because the Kingly Prussia Part (sorry German) Rebelled against the Teutonia Order and accepted the Polish King as their ruler. If you want to ready this by yourself search for Prussian Confederation.
Somebody else already wrote a year ago, but yes the War of the Prussian Confederation lead to the borders. Prussia, which had previously been a sizable land owned by the Teutonic Order, was partitioned with Poland annexing the western bits while the eastern bits became a fiefdom or vassal not part of Poland but hierarchically still under the Polish king. Both parts were German, with depending on the specific areas different minority populations such as Kashubians. At no point in time did borders in the area follow "natural boundaries" which is a concept that only became popular much later in time & highly concentrated in France, which sought to find justifications for its wars of annexation eastwards.
wait,didn't you already make a video about this ?
There was a whole series about the history of Prussia, so this video retreads the already covered territory but focuses specifically on how Prussia became a kingdom.
@@Artur_M. this has the exact same contents as the other video,I can't see how it changes anything,this one is basiclly a shorter video based on the other one,and covers and does the exact same
Are you serious?
The King in the Northeast!
FOR THE KAISEEERRR
Great Video! How did you get into making UA-cam Videos? Are you currently studying or have do you have a degree in history? Or are you just a Autodidact?
Grüße aus Bayern 😁
Hey Jeremy, I began my channel as a hobby in University. I have been fortunate enough for it to grow, allowing me to develop animation skills and pursue creating these videos full-time.
The Map showtime Sweden is sadly wrong, Sweden had terittory in the North germany
You mean Bremen-Verden?
@@HoH yes and Stettin
@@LinusWatches thanks for pointing it out. Slight oversight on my part - hopefully it does not distract from the video too much as it is not too relevant for the story.
How did France become an empire? I took the crown from the pope.
AH ! Politics at it's best . !
Hmm, another video about a some insignificant kingdom in eastern Europe. We all know nothing will come of it. Hehehe...
"he saw the promised land but could not enter"😅,Thank you so much.💭quite different from Jesus' "inauguration" his cost nothing and was quite spontaneous.ive been trying to figure out this "into" or "unto".he was a king" in" but not" of ". interesting idea.