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I’m from Cascadia!

It'll explode in a decade

This wouldn’t be future but present if humanity was actually United and not fighting itself the entire time

Bah, lame. I hate when alternate history videos have the Roman Empire survive, but then they just randomly change their name for some reason.

Das ist gud

This is the most unrealistic alternate history video that i've ever seen

Poland: Oh okay, We are Baltic country..

By any chance did this Karl Otto flunk out of art school? 😬

this should be an eu4 mod

In that reality, Rusphobia is not born, although it is very little, but not as much as in our reality, the entire West hates Russia, they see it as a villain and they consider the United States as a Superman worse than Germany considers Russia.

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Awesome video! But say I was wondering if you could make like an alternate history where the Islamic caliphate never fell ? I think that would be a really good video.

Finally, another great alt history video from our favourite Rome obsessed Dane!

That would be something. with the best parts of Belgium, the German Ruhrgebiet. The Ports of Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen and Hamburg and the Oil- and Gas reserves in the North Sea. That makes it more the Maingate to Europe. We can still change the name to Burgundy LOL.

This is a much more realistic scenario than we had in our timeline. In the long run, Europe is much more stable.

Alternative historians have a weird obsession with Germany and I don’t know why. There’s so many topics to explore with Alternative history but Germany makes up like half the content.

i have a question, how do you get the population and the gdp?

Não a America do sul virou um enorme Rio grande do sul

This video gave me a quick deep damage in the gut with having Berengar's Lombards be the HRE

Rome turning into Greece would be very hard to justify imo. The thing that prompted them to become Greece in our own timeline was the fact that the Romans fighting for independence from the ottomans were physically from Greece, whereas the Romans in Anatolia were more content. This drove the Romans fighting for freedom to distinguish themselves from the Romans content with ottoman rule by classifying themselves as Greeks. With a continuous imperial government in Constantinople, and holding lands outside of Greece (mainly Moesia and Thrace) a Greek identity never emerges because it would be directly at odds with their highly prestigious Roman identity

Reality left the chat 😂😂

Love the Greek kingdom that still has a toehold in anatolia--reverse Turkey.

😂😂😂😂so Putin didn’t take the anti aging drugs

Underrated channel

“Not holy not Roman not an empire”, but also it was endorsed by the pope, and also lasted for hundreds of years and was an important state in the center of Europe, BuT it WAsNt RoMAn

Could u do a video of a alternative history of India if it never got colonised

Frustration that no major continental powers colonized America's,,,,,

Is fun,,,. almost all European try colonized Brazil,,,, they have to import slaves from Africa that Portuguese control..

for Vendland, what system do you use for the cities names?

Lol German Brazil? They dont stand a match to Portugal, France and Holland try to...

Very sad that that the east is not ours but better than reality in general.

The holy Roman confederation

ikk lav Danmark mindre hver 100 år din fjolletrold

Holy = it didn't need Papal approval, it held its own legitimacy. Roman = it ruled italy & held (some) Roman traditions. Empire = it had an Emperor, who had primacy.

As with many of your videos there is a cool scenario presented but I think you never explain some fundamental assumptions and following outcomes. For example why would Poland be stronger because of a stronger Germany, I get why the Germans may never have pushed on Eastwards into the Baltic and colonized Prussia (although I think this would have happened anyway because the pope still would have wanted to Christianize the Baltic region and it is easier using the stronger German kingdom than Poland) but why wouldn't the German marches still be established and pushed Eastward all the same? The rise of the Turks in Anatolia is also unlikely if you start with the assumption of a stronger Byzantium. France being more successful against a unified Germany is very unlikely, especially if you are going to include Burgundy as a sovereign entity establishing itself. Protestantism would still rise as it has less to do with the HRE and more to do with North Western Germanic culture in combination with the heavy handed response from the Catholics resulting in the schism. I have no problem with the colonial stuff as it is impossible to neither falsify or verify. To conclude I think it would have been rather similar to the alternative scenario of the Kaiserreich, or Austria in our timeline but even larger and similarly multi-ethnic however stronger and more stable. Also I think you missed some things that could have been interesting: - Asian, Australian and North American colonies as the Germans kind of merged with the Dutch (I think a German Australia is more likely than a South American Colony due the Dutch explorers in Oceania and colonial activity in Indonesia). - The Reformation or some similar schism. - Alternative world wars, maybe France and Poland got beaten so bad by Germany and Russia in the alternative timeline so that they turned Nazi instead.

I don't know if you still look at comments, but what would happen with the Sapmi? Would there be any difference in when we stopped the, well, genocide and forced re-education?

Southern Italy was the richest part of Italy until Industrialization which was led by the north to the detriment of the south.

So happy I have refound your channel, wouldn’t want to miss out in this

As a German I like this timeline

It'd be interesting if Indonesia managed to form ASEAN into a union or at least limited union. That would make a regional cold war between Indonesia and china, and it would make sense for japan korea and australia to rethink their sides in the declining us order. It would also be ideal to see more resurgence for middle eastern nation and south america.

Trying to watch a video about the Holy Roman Empire that doesn't quote Voltaire: impossible

No HRE No Liechtenstein

You do know that the HRE was indeed Holy, Roman, and an Empire for most of its history right?

It's a very good video but I have two complaints: 1-Bulgaria didn't submit to the Ottomans and lose it's identity so there's no reason why it should to the Greeks and, 2-If Russia doesn't have a communist revolution(it seems significant enough to mention) or maintains Tsarist rule then I don't see why it couldn't greatly overtake Germany to have 250-350 million people overall.

Do the second part Western Roman empire surviving ASAP 😭🙏

Great job 👍👍👍👍, though I'm a little sad with the weak ERE 😭😭

This is a fascinating road-not-taken! I like the use of "Dutch" to refer to all Germans, but I gotta say I'm gonna miss those wacky Teutonic Knights...

The thought of India dumping hundreds of millions of its excess population on the moon, and the lunar landscape dotted with improvised shacks and designated shitting craters will never not be funny.

okay big fan of the sentiment but the video has way too big a scope to function as a proper alternate history video. A lot of assumptions had to be made that basically turn this into complete fiction by the early modern era.