Why do Luxembourg and Liechtenstein still exist? | Remnants of the Holy Roman Empire
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
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00:00 Introduction
01:01 What was the Holy Roman Empire?
02:26 The German Mediation & End of the HRE
03:03 The German Confederation
03:40 The Unification of Germany
04:55 The Liechtenstein Family
08:01 The Formation of Liechtenstein
10:43 How Liechtenstein Avoided the German Unification
13:07 Luxembourg in the Middle Ages
13:44 Loss of Independence (Luxembourg)
14:24 Personal Union with the Netherlands (Luxembourg)
16:45 How Luxembourg Avoided the German Unification
17:50 Breaking the Personal Union (Luxembourg)
You couldn't "just leave the HRE". You were either annexed by foreign powers or somehow fought your way out. It was not a voluntary union.
A bit like the USA
@@jasper9291 they have 1 entry
Literally all the european ones have 926291928729392917282930+1e
@@jasper9291Not at all like the USA if you actually know any history
its interesting to know that these countries exist because the hre was too decetralized to unite them
doesn't mean it couldn't have happened afterwards. Nationalism was strong in the 19th century
Jeebus! What a tangled web we weave!
I hope to perhaps someday visit these countries!
Привет 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
Могу посоветовать посетить Россию ..... 🤗.....
Thank you so much. You've been a valuable source in my research of late.
We were just talking about these two countries during our game night this week. Apparently they didn't survive into the Rifts TTRPG timeline.
Gracias por la información de vídeo saludos cordiales feliz tarde para todos ustedes⚔️🛡️
At the end WWII there was great concern about how to prevent Germany from ever being a aggressor nation ever again. So why didn't the allies revive the HRE?
The idea was to not punish Germany in the same way as the Treaty of Versailles and instead to make a strong German state friendly to the Allies. This is why the Marshall Plan was used instead to build up the West German economy. Re-installing the HRE would have been quite a punishment as you can see from this video! 😂😂😂
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I love old maps!
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You didn't elect the emperor but the king as is clearly stated in the Golden Bull. The title of emperor was either given by the pope (during the middle ages) or just assumed after the royal coronation (in the early modern age)
Technically you are right, but let’s be honest they elected the Kaiser, as it was almost automatic that the new leader of HRE will be crowned Kaiser by the pope.
@@Schwachsinnn Well, nobody else could be crowned emperor but it's all but certain that he would be.
During the medieval period there was rarely a king that was entirely undisputed within the German realm and even if he was there often were decisive differences between him and the papacy. I don't know how many kings got excommunicated by the pope over the years...
The Golden Bull put an end to much of those struggles
20 minutes? That's why matters is unique
Did these maps come from Memories of a Nation? They look familiar and I think from that book.
I got most of them from Wikimedia Commons, so they might have been used in books or elsewhere online as well.
If you find lucks in bird then you're probably going to be ok.
is that eu4 map also real historical one?
If you mean the one at the start, yes it's a real one. I agree, the style looks similar to EU4 but this map has a lot more detail than the borders in the game. It's the best medieval map I've come across. Here's the full HD version in case you want to check it out: www.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/medieval-map-of-europe-in-1444.html
Dem maps.
The answer: so rich people don't have to pay taxes.
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Why is there a need for Operation Deutschland? Is German history at risk of being forgotten?
kinda... generally speaking people don't know much of German history before the world wars
Most people don't know anything about German history, so this is helpful for those who want to learn about it.
@@jamesruddy9264 Most people don’t know about history. What’s so special about German history?
@@marmac83 The same thing that's special about any historical topic. Why are you so concerned about it?
@@jamesruddy9264 Exactly, why am I so concerned about THE TOPIC THAT HAS BEEN PUT FORTH? Maybe because it's THE TOPIC THAT'S BEEN pUT FoRTh.