What if America And The Soviet Union Invaded China Together?

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Komentáře • 429

  • @possiblehistory
    @possiblehistory  Před rokem +298

    Not too happy with this video since it turned out so similar to my Soviets invaded China scenario, yet I hope you still enjoy it. To support the content leave a like and a comment, and subscribe for more.

    • @thegreatestoctopus9739
      @thegreatestoctopus9739 Před rokem +7

      I very much enjoyed it friend, great video, as always

    • @TheEmperorYTP
      @TheEmperorYTP Před rokem +2

      16:42 insert rammstein song here

    • @y.r._
      @y.r._ Před 11 měsíci +3

      Where exactly did that video go to? I can't find it anymore for some reason...

    • @cobyndias3793
      @cobyndias3793 Před 11 měsíci +3

      @@y.r._same

  • @ivanmargosdoesEverything.2923

    “We do a little trolling” - Soviet Union and United States

  • @deniskajevic1611
    @deniskajevic1611 Před rokem +803

    Id love to see the Scenario "What if the Revolution of 1848 succeded at uniting Germany", this is one of my favorite Scenarios and i think it would be incredibly interesting for you to cover

    • @BelugaTheHutt
      @BelugaTheHutt Před rokem +31

      I see two elements which really got in the way of a unifying push, at least one of which would need to be adjusted, but probably both:
      1. Schwarzenburg's leadership of Austria during this crisis was masterful. His adept pragmatism, ruthless prioritization of resource expenditure, and his decision to indebt the empire to Russia for its intervention to assist with the Hungarian breakaway were all proven to be ultimately wise decisions for the Austrian state. They were not always popular decisions in the Austrian political establishment, so it is easy to imagine very different decisions being made at multiple points in the process, and the crisis having a far greater negative effect on Austria than it had in our timeline.
      Austria also got a bit lucky with having the right military commanders in the right places to be able to fight Piedmont-Savoy to a standstill and then later to a victory, therefore retaining the wealthiest parts of their empire for another decade and a half. Austria prioritized holding their wealthy Italian lands in a huge, stubborn gamble, and it paid off.
      In a scenario in which the Austrian empire collapses more aggressively, thus leaving a more substantial power vacuum in central Europe, Prussia may have given far greater priority to stepping in and taking a leading role in guiding the pan-Germanic elements of the revolution, as the risk vs reward equation would've been greatly shifted in the event of an Austrian collapse.
      2. Friedrich William was too much of a romanticist and a legitimist to accede to his otherwise-strong pan-Germanic sympathies. His later attempts to create a united Germany in 1849 and 1850 were characterized by very limited concessions to liberals and to the non-landed classes, especially the latter Erfurt Union effort in 1850.
      The Erfurt Union MIGHT have gone through effectively if Austria had collapsed completely, as hinted at in point 1. But I don't think that it would've been any sort of liberal dream in the spirit of 1848.
      Instead, I think that we need to assume both an Austrian collapse AND another party to take the offered crown of the Frankfurt Parliament. The obvious choice would be Friedrich William's younger brother Wilhelm, the later eventual Prussian king and German emperor.
      How do we do this?
      We make Friedrich William suffer that same debilitating stroke which he suffered in 1857 in our timeline just over 8 years earlier, in early-to-mid 1849, while the Prussian king was still being offered the crown of Emperor of the Germans. A collapsed Austria can do nothing to oppose an 1849 coronation of Emperor Wilhelm, leaving just Russia and the significantly-less-invested and just-as-distracted France to offer and serious opposition. I don't see any Russian or French threats of war being actually carried out, without the legitimization of a consenting and participating Austrian state to lead the legitimizing resistance to German unification.
      Venetia-Lombardy is taken by Italy, who obviously doesn't oppose the German unification, Galicia is likely ceded to Russia to mollify them, claims to Hungarian lands declaring independence are sworn off, and this leaves a Prussian-led Germany with possibly a hybrid political arrangement, in which German, Czech, and Slovenian lands outside of Prussia are organized in a manner reminiscent of a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system, and directly-controlled Prussian lands remain largely unchanged, with the same highly conservative, aristocratic social and political order in the larger East, and lands in the West chafing under the repressive Prussian system, and wanting to join their neighboring German regions in operating under a more liberal, representative system.

    • @Leo-ok3uj
      @Leo-ok3uj Před 7 měsíci

      No real way of happening, it would have got every single country in europe in a panick of another Napoleonic wars and Russia, UK and France (once this one calms down) would had interfered to return to the status quo, the king didn’t rejected it for being a romantic, he rejected it because he knew what would happen if he accepted

    • @JDDC-tq7qm
      @JDDC-tq7qm Před 5 měsíci +2

      ​@@Leo-ok3ujif Russia,France and UK stepped in Germany is screwed

    • @Leo-ok3uj
      @Leo-ok3uj Před 5 měsíci +2

      @@JDDC-tq7qm
      Exactly, if 3 great powers fight all at once against 1 great power they will win

  • @TRtraybloxeey
    @TRtraybloxeey Před rokem +268

    Joint soviet-american military concepts are so interesting to me

    • @Pearloryx
      @Pearloryx Před 3 měsíci +3

      This needs to be a Call of Duty storyline

    • @Mrmidknight-yx9pg
      @Mrmidknight-yx9pg Před 3 měsíci +11

      Technically ww2 was soviet-american collaboration

  • @justsomeguywholikeshentai1939

    What if Taiwan invaded China during the Korean War? (What if Project National Glory happened?)

    • @cerealkellah3947
      @cerealkellah3947 Před rokem +1

      Taiwan would be considered the Republic of China then. And ironically the people in Taiwan who support formally changing the name from ROC to The Republic of Taiwan right now would be considered leftwing sympathizers by the KMT in the 50s.

    • @juangarcia1207
      @juangarcia1207 Před rokem +32

      Tiwan would have to use there full might and even then I might not be possible with out us help

    • @lmaousack2993
      @lmaousack2993 Před rokem +25

      Taiwan wouldn't be able to get American support, as china signed a treaty stating they would cease fire on Taiwan, but America would have to stop supplying Taiwan or supporting it's deas of reclaiming the mainland

    • @sgtreznov9869
      @sgtreznov9869 Před rokem +13

      the kuomitang would be smash again

    • @lmaousack2993
      @lmaousack2993 Před rokem +8

      @@sgtreznov9869 smashed HARD

  • @raidiar2021
    @raidiar2021 Před rokem +101

    we do a little bit of trolling

  • @TheSwedishHistorian
    @TheSwedishHistorian Před rokem +160

    13:34 I reckon relations between russia and china would be a lot worse
    15:36 Europe would be a lot more militarized and self guided
    •And Russia and china would be poorer with russia having a smaller population

    • @thermslusitania1151
      @thermslusitania1151 Před rokem +9

      And if the Russian Ukrainian War still happens and I'm confident it will the Russian Federation May surrender considering his main Ally as China and live out a Chinese Ally and was trying to being weak sanctions will be a lot more effective so

    • @1mol831
      @1mol831 Před rokem

      China would actually benefit. It’s demographics would be much more healthy. USA is going to turn into a normal country because there’s now no enemy to rally against. Everyone benefits it seems, but the Chinese now hate the Russians and might attack Russia as revenge eventually when Russia becomes weak.

    • @SteveOmnipotent
      @SteveOmnipotent Před rokem

      How would the Russian population be smaller?

    • @mastersafari5349
      @mastersafari5349 Před 9 měsíci +2

      @@thermslusitania1151 I doubt that a full invasion of Ukraine is possible in this scenario.
      If a political crisis still happens in Ukraine then Crimea could be annexed by Russia and there's maybe a local conflict in Donbass but a full scale invasion is less likely because without strong China the US would be an uncontested world hegemon both militarilly and economically.
      For Russia to invade in this timeline there needs to be some third power that could tip the balance in Kremlins favour by just being an adversary for Americans. So unless, in this timeline, somehow India is both more capable and more hostile to the US than IRL then Russia wouldn't dare to invade.

    • @JDDC-tq7qm
      @JDDC-tq7qm Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@mastersafari5349lol Russia would still have nukes which automatically puts USA on a tight spot regardless Russia would still invade but I think they would settle for Crimea and the areas in Lugansk and Donestk

  • @ChristophelusPulps
    @ChristophelusPulps Před 10 měsíci +95

    If anything, this scenario might hasten the collapse of the Soviet Union due to the immense cost of invading China. It's impossible to understate the cost in manpower and material such an invasion would inflict on the Soviet's lukewarm economy. Plus, maintaining such a large, populous country as a puppet state would continue to drain their resources even further. I could see this scenario collapsing the Soviets 15+ years earlier than our timeline.

    • @mastersafari5349
      @mastersafari5349 Před 9 měsíci +33

      It depends on how the actual invasion would go on.
      After all Khruschev's USSR was a far less inhumane system than Maoist PRC. I doubt that Chinese people had that good of an opinion of Mao in 1960s. Especially since 1963 was just 2 years after "the Great leap" and consequent famine. If Soviets play their cards right and and make some allies in Chinese Communist party that are in favour of "a Soviet style of socialism" they might actually gain support from local population and play the whole thing not as blatant invasion but as a struggle against Mao's tyranical regime.

  • @Alex-yy5wo
    @Alex-yy5wo Před rokem +58

    Man, this was released one day after my birthday, I guess this is a great late birthday present

  • @manipulatortrash
    @manipulatortrash Před rokem +104

    I hate to say it, but the US and Soviets teamingn together would just be gg for the entirety of anything humanity could muster. TWO superpowers is better than one.

    • @tritium1998
      @tritium1998 Před 9 měsíci +1

      So why didn't you team up with the Soviets if they were better for you?

    • @manipulatortrash
      @manipulatortrash Před 9 měsíci +20

      @@tritium1998 i didnt say they were "better" for me. all i was commenting on was that two superpowers teaming up together is just monstrous. Whether you think the US or Soviets were stronger than the other, they were at least on similar grounds in terms of power.

    • @idiot-yw5oq
      @idiot-yw5oq Před 6 měsíci +4

      @@tritium1998 2 differing ideologies isnt a good mixture for a alliance

    • @Khajiidaro
      @Khajiidaro Před 5 měsíci +13

      @@idiot-yw5oq It works in the short term when both powers fear a small power becoming another rival who is unaligned with either. In the long term they'd be at each other's throats waiting for the right moment to strike, which has happened all throughout history.

    • @floof6896
      @floof6896 Před 3 měsíci +6

      @@tritium1998 they did team up in ww2 lmao. what on earth are you talking about? "but theyre not allies after that!!!" exactly. ask yourself why that happened..

  • @moonshinei
    @moonshinei Před rokem +314

    I think it would be cool to see a scenario where Argentina becomes a power. At one point, they had a larger economy than the US, and Europe saw them as poised to be the power in the West! It would be cool to see this world where their existence may undermine the Monroe Doctrine, or any other things you can think of. Cheers!

    • @IronMar1O
      @IronMar1O Před rokem +29

      ... Argentina?

    • @bobbyuuu1238
      @bobbyuuu1238 Před rokem +50

      Fake as hell, lmao, nice alternate-reality Moonshine...

    • @mrjaman3752
      @mrjaman3752 Před rokem +28

      Uh, no, cope harder

    • @moonshinei
      @moonshinei Před rokem +18

      @@mrjaman3752 I’ll take any South American nation becoming a dominant power. Although, Colombia is overdone so I’m going for the next best thing…

    • @christianwagschal7969
      @christianwagschal7969 Před rokem +62

      I agree its interesting but I think the reason people are negating is because you slightly screwed up the facts, their economy was bigger than italy’s and they had a higher gdp per capita than America, but their economy was never bigger than the American one unless we go back to colonial days.

  • @comrademakno
    @comrademakno Před rokem +6

    Great video as always you are one of the best if not the best alternate history CZcamsr, could you do a what if byzantine survived to the modern day, idk what you want to do, no 4th crusade/didn't get diverted, manzikirt (but that has been done to death) christians win at the battle of varna, our some other way they survive. Our what if basil the 2nd had a child! An interesting what if that I saw no one had done on CZcams is what if the Russian succeeded at reforming the byzantines with the Greek plan. But anyways those are just subjections am always excited for you new videos!

  • @liborkozak8938
    @liborkozak8938 Před rokem +53

    What about "What if Scandinavia united before 2nd Schleswig war?" video?
    I have heard somewhere that it was considered by Sweden-Norway and Denmark and it would have happened by Danish king giving up his Danish throne to move to rule over the Duchy of Schleswig-Holstein of which he was duke. That would have prevented 2nd Schleswig war which peace deal lead to Prussian-Austrian war, so it would have somewhat altered German unification, with possible alteration of Finnish and Karelian fate during Russian civil war if european history remained unaffected by these changes in Scandinavia.

  • @elmoterminator6969
    @elmoterminator6969 Před 3 měsíci +9

    Us and Ussr: “Teehee”

  • @concept5631
    @concept5631 Před rokem +40

    US ITTL: Hey, let's do an Iraq with China but 70x worse and with the Soviets.
    USSR ITTL: Why did you bring up Iraq?
    US ITTL: I... I don't know.

    • @1mol831
      @1mol831 Před rokem

      Big Afghanistan go boom. Assuming US spends 70x 4 trillion to control China, that would be 280 trillion dollars. US dollar is going to crash.

    • @DinoRicky
      @DinoRicky Před 9 měsíci +6

      The US is having visions of the future!!!

    • @concept5631
      @concept5631 Před 9 měsíci

      @@DinoRicky Indeed

  • @USSFFRU
    @USSFFRU Před rokem +16

    America wanted to do a bit of trolling

  • @ovs8691
    @ovs8691 Před rokem +48

    South Africa is a good example of the Russians and Americans teaming up to keep the Cold War bipolar

    • @goodpol5022
      @goodpol5022 Před 9 měsíci

      What happened in SA?

    • @GMDGeojumper2011-bl8sx
      @GMDGeojumper2011-bl8sx Před 9 měsíci

      SA developed nukes

    • @goodpol5022
      @goodpol5022 Před 9 měsíci

      @@GMDGeojumper2011-bl8sx And how did the US and USSR intervene?

    • @Pepo24
      @Pepo24 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@goodpol5022I think Soviets warned the US about possible preparations for a nuclear test by South Africa, and the US had a spy plane that confirmed the existence of the place

    • @bloomgaming6480
      @bloomgaming6480 Před 8 měsíci +12

      @@goodpol5022 they told them to please stop

  • @trafichat
    @trafichat Před rokem +31

    Taiwan takes Hainan as compensation for getting blueballed

  • @kuroazrem5376
    @kuroazrem5376 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for doing this one for my birthday.

  • @noaht8592
    @noaht8592 Před rokem +35

    Could you do a if the Ludendorff offensive of 1918 succeeded and took paris

  • @michaelthomas5433
    @michaelthomas5433 Před rokem +29

    With the right ppl in power working together something like this could have begun work towards a framework for a type of cooperative world government (in so much as the two superpowers would jointly dictate to the rest of the world's nations), but more likely it would have ended very badly since the right ppl are so so rarely where you need them.

  • @Deibi078
    @Deibi078 Před 4 měsíci +8

    soviet union and commie china are shown as besties during the cold war but actully they were more closed to a war with each other than with the united states lol

  • @fabiomorandi3585
    @fabiomorandi3585 Před rokem +19

    "Do you see why I didn't hand you control over the mainland on a silver platter back then? Now, you can take it yourself and the people will thank you for it!"
    - USA to Taiwan after Soviet!China crashes

  • @spaghettiking7312
    @spaghettiking7312 Před rokem +38

    Balanced, as all things should be.

  • @Predanator99
    @Predanator99 Před rokem +1

    Awesome as always!

  • @Damian-cilr2
    @Damian-cilr2 Před rokem +9

    that thumbnail is perfection

  • @kiddiefox4266
    @kiddiefox4266 Před rokem +11

    -1 million social credit points

  • @vidaliam7165
    @vidaliam7165 Před rokem +1

    I really liked this video!

  • @Taylan_
    @Taylan_ Před rokem +12

    I’d say if this were to happen, the end would look probably like southern China is reunited with taiwan, Tibet becomes independent, then Manchuria and Turkistan become under Soviet influence

    • @tritium1998
      @tritium1998 Před 9 měsíci

      Why would Tibet become independent out of all those other regions? Manchuria and Xinjiang have even more Chinese people.

  • @infinitycookiesh6070
    @infinitycookiesh6070 Před rokem +45

    Love the use of rage comics

  • @erictaylor5462
    @erictaylor5462 Před rokem +8

    There was another idea Kennedy was in secret talks with the Soviets about that would have had a huge effect on history. A joint mission to the moon. That would have been interesting to see.

  • @echidnanatsuki882
    @echidnanatsuki882 Před rokem +7

    Do a *"What if Ros Perot won the Election"* scenario next pls.

  • @mrkrazy_kng
    @mrkrazy_kng Před rokem +1

    i will love to see the videos in this what if,

  • @sebping7205
    @sebping7205 Před rokem +12

    15:57 "America wouldn't support American military action into the Middle East or Asia." :D

  • @Colenin.
    @Colenin. Před rokem

    I like the Starwars Music in the background

  • @user-cd4bx6uq1y
    @user-cd4bx6uq1y Před 9 měsíci +1

    The picture at 14:05 has funny lighting with little shadows

  • @thevoid5503
    @thevoid5503 Před rokem +9

    Another nice question: What if the French invasion of the Netherlands in 1795 never happened ? How would the Republic have developed further ? Would it still have collapsed ?

  • @user-cd4bx6uq1y
    @user-cd4bx6uq1y Před 9 měsíci +1

    I've been forgetting to watch this for half a year

  • @GlassJoe1337
    @GlassJoe1337 Před rokem +55

    I'm surprised that the USSR didn't try to enlarge Mongolia with inner Mongolia.
    I also expect Western Europe would feel less secure for the USSR controlling China. In practically I'd figure it's possible that the USSR might need to focus more of its military in China to keep control. Let alone any potential money wasted by the USSR to try to industrialize China. I'm wondering if USSR goes broke sooner if they push to try to develop China alone.

    • @1mol831
      @1mol831 Před rokem +1

      USSR might just end up collapsing early… India would get its claims back, Tibet is released. China and India become natural economic partners, with similar economic sizes and demographics or maybe even political system.
      Meanwhile Russia due to collapsing early and USA being more distant to Europe might end up joining the EU. Now USA has to compete with an EU which contains literally all of Europe and now larger that of USA in terms of economic size and is much more self sufficient. The Euro becomes the alternate global currency, US dollar is weakened. Meanwhile China and India basically just grows slowly like current timeline while ASEAN is slightly richer.
      Now Europe(led by France, germany and UK) and USA compete in influence in Africa while Asian alliance between India China and ASEAN emerge as the third block gradually.
      Conclusion: Europe benefits in economy and stability, Asia benefits in terms of stability but not economy, Africa gets to play both sides (Europe and North America), and gains economically, Latin America continues being Latin America, North America loses economically due to USD sharing global currency status with the Euro.

    • @chickenperson7568
      @chickenperson7568 Před rokem +3

      Inner Mongolia is not Mongolian. Also that would then instantly alienate their puppet.

    • @NguyenTran-mf9gj
      @NguyenTran-mf9gj Před 5 měsíci

      LOL. As if China allow the USSR enlarge Mongolia with Inner Mongolia 🤣🤣
      China is not a puppet state like Eastern Europe so they won't tolarate the USSR rule over them.

    • @jackhardy3905
      @jackhardy3905 Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@chickenperson7568 Yes it is its called inner Mongolia for a reason

  • @davegreenlaw5654
    @davegreenlaw5654 Před rokem +1

    [EDIT] Nope, the POD for that scenario is just after WW II in the late 40's.
    I'll have to go look at the scenario again, but how do you think that this scenario would be incorporated with the fan scenario of the two Chinas a few months prior to this?

  • @HimmyNeutron2714
    @HimmyNeutron2714 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Me and the boys following Possible Hostory into battle against the CZcams algorithm:

  • @NunyaMcBusiness
    @NunyaMcBusiness Před rokem +2

    Beautiful thumbnail

  • @Flak_Gun
    @Flak_Gun Před rokem +1

    the thunbnail is legendary

  • @TheEmperorYTP
    @TheEmperorYTP Před rokem +9

    Yay you used my thumbnail suggestion

    • @possiblehistory
      @possiblehistory  Před rokem +4

      Kinda had to, don't have anything else to use and am still at work

    • @possiblehistory
      @possiblehistory  Před rokem +4

      But also its kinda my usual style and its my usual format, so I love it

  • @sawyersprott
    @sawyersprott Před rokem +1

    Very interesting

  • @y.r._
    @y.r._ Před 11 měsíci

    Did you remove your "what if the soviets invaded china" video? I can't find it anymore...

  • @umu8934
    @umu8934 Před rokem +16

    It would hilarious and tremendously disaster for China if this happen in real event

    • @thermslusitania1151
      @thermslusitania1151 Před rokem

      Not only that I doubt the Russian Ukrainian war would happen because Russia only allies right now is Belarus in China which is enough but with this China what have a hatred of Russia and be too weak to do anything worthwhile

    • @vallikescrackers-28
      @vallikescrackers-28 Před rokem

      That's why I just hope it never happens

    • @quyenluong3705
      @quyenluong3705 Před 3 měsíci

      @@vallikescrackers-28it didn’t happened because they couldn’t make it happen. So it won’t happen.

  • @classic6288
    @classic6288 Před rokem +2

    what if kennedy saw that china started atomic testing and in a speech he just said "bruh 💀 lmao:"

  • @ZarcusConcord
    @ZarcusConcord Před rokem +6

    To add to this video, the EU if it still exists in this universe would become more of a trade rival to the USA much like it was in our time line before Russia chose to be Russia and before China started to put people into camps. The EU would still be an ally to the USA but relations would be more thin.

  • @NorShii
    @NorShii Před 11 měsíci +2

    This would probably be the greatest troll in all of history

  • @mollof7893
    @mollof7893 Před rokem +3

    Sounds pretty good ngl

  • @user-ft9ul5ul5v
    @user-ft9ul5ul5v Před rokem +17

    The rise of China was in many ways demographical and not political. Resources, people, agriculture and industry converged. If China was not isolated and was a Soviet-aligned state, of course, COMECON would rise. For the control of Chinese economy, OGAS would be not abandoned and would be fully developed. Overall it will be very interesting scenario.

    • @shaaravguha3760
      @shaaravguha3760 Před rokem +4

      The soviet union was always reluctant when it came to exporting their industry to warsaw pact members while NATO was more than happy to do so. That is the biggest difference between the two and would eventually lead to China not being developed properly since the Warsaw pacts other members didn't have the capital and the soviets didn't want to invest. Additionally there's no way the Soviets would allow nato investment in China as they've also always blocked that when it came to other warsaw pact members so that's not possible either. In short, no, China would not have the same rise.

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Před rokem +1

      for several thousands years, China keeps rising again and again after each fall, when most other great empires fall definitely,
      of course it is not just because fo the demography, but China has a great strategy, so even when they are weak.and divided, they managed to return the situation in their favor, defeat their adversary by wisdom than by force,

    • @shaaravguha3760
      @shaaravguha3760 Před rokem +1

      @@Emilechen So their constant rise is not becasue they've always historically had the largest populations and along with india the largest economy?

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Před rokem

      @@shaaravguha3760 China has largest population because they are able to reunify the core province of China again and again,
      if theses province remain independant, these Chinese provinces are not much populated than the European with same size,
      many empire in History are big because they conquer outside territory, but unbale to unify the core lands of their civilizations,
      such as Russia has Siberia but unable to reunify East Slavic peoples, Russia can't even build a free trade zone in East Europe,
      Germany loses Prussia, Greece loses Constantinpole,
      Arba world remain divided, Indian situation is better, but it loses definitely Indus core land, thi region even become Muslim Pakistan, adversary of Hindu civilization,
      Inner Mongolia has much morr population than Mongolia Republic but theu lose it,
      Chinese core lands such as Shaanxi, Henan, Hebei, Jiangsu...
      even theu are political divided, they have never been culturally, ethnically or religiously divided, they can be conquered by force outside,
      but once these Chinese cores lands are free, they will be reunited again and again,
      but China strength comes from unification, not really from conquest,

    • @shaaravguha3760
      @shaaravguha3760 Před rokem +1

      @@Emilechen That's complete bs... China has the largest population because they have the most fertile farmland out of any civilisation. (even today they have the most while south asia has the richest farmland which you can see in their populations)

  • @foxrodger19
    @foxrodger19 Před rokem

    Good channel

  • @MrDibara
    @MrDibara Před 3 měsíci

    This is some Command & Conquer shit right here! 😄
    Though I wonder whether it is more of a Generals or a Red Alert.

  • @dubuyajay9964
    @dubuyajay9964 Před rokem

    This would be a good setting for a RTS game tbh.

  • @gfan003
    @gfan003 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Mao might not be a great leader but he was definitely a great military strategist, he manage to fight off both infiltration forces from Taiwan/US and the Soviets during the poorest time in China's history. That is why Mao's military strategy books are still important and can be found in many international military schools. Rebel fighter using Mao's strategies in gorrila warfare are since called Maoist rebels/fighters.

  • @samuelturner1668
    @samuelturner1668 Před rokem

    Is the background music from Predator?

  • @kirakaffee9976
    @kirakaffee9976 Před rokem +9

    at what point in history did the global reaction to conquering a country just because you can switch from pride and glory for the conqueror to public outrage and shock?
    always wanted to ask a history nut 🥴

    • @Dara-up1pt
      @Dara-up1pt Před rokem +4

      I think it has partially if not entirely to do with religion and patriotism. For religious types, look at places the middle east and how they still are very proud of their religion, and see it as something that ensures their victory.. And for patriotism/love of your empire, you have things like manifest destiny or mandate of heaven, where you tell enough people "this is ok bc it's our destiny" and they believe it. People nowadays imo are way smarter and can see through nonsense and aren't willing to throw their life away for some dying old man in a chair that wants to be immortalized in history books in the name of 'conquest' or 'destiny'

  • @theoheinrich529
    @theoheinrich529 Před rokem +5

    One struggle moment

  • @Draconatus24
    @Draconatus24 Před rokem

    Wait, can someone please give me a link or something on 0:05?

  • @Subnoa
    @Subnoa Před rokem

    the troll face fits so well

  • @hadleyeby6065
    @hadleyeby6065 Před rokem

    Ok that’s would be funny and cool but sad at the same time

  • @sandercohen5543
    @sandercohen5543 Před rokem +1

    I wonder if they were planning something similar when they found out sweden were capable of creating its own nuclear weapons, in the late 1950's.

  • @timtommmm18
    @timtommmm18 Před 3 měsíci +1

    It's crazy to see Canada in 6th place of anything involving the military considering our current position.

  • @soviet_union1936
    @soviet_union1936 Před 3 měsíci

    alternate title general grevous and count dooku vs jedi guard

  • @frogmann9540
    @frogmann9540 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I believe you missed an important point of the indian and Pakistani nuclear programs. If this did happen, it would create a precedent of intervention that may stop their programs hence leading to conflict.

  • @shorunqualtec2070
    @shorunqualtec2070 Před rokem

    If this had happened, red alert would be very different

  • @chieftainmk_11
    @chieftainmk_11 Před 3 měsíci

    Now another question is, would Britain still hand over Hong Kong back and would Portugal still do the same for Macau?

  • @vilx1308
    @vilx1308 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Looks like the boys Didn’t had enough fun in Afghanistan and Vietnam yet

  • @KAHTHEOFFICIAL
    @KAHTHEOFFICIAL Před rokem

    the ultimate trolling strategy

  • @Alledgreedystudio
    @Alledgreedystudio Před 3 měsíci +2

    As a Mandarin, I would rather see Republic of China return to the mainland rather than being trolled by two big superpower.

  • @LittleFunnyCanadian
    @LittleFunnyCanadian Před rokem +2

    as trump once said "we do a little trolling, its called a little trolling."

  • @JamesSmith-ix5jd
    @JamesSmith-ix5jd Před 7 měsíci +2

    Most bad in our history we had comming to us from the West, not from China. Actually we snapped Manchuria from China, but they 'repayed' back by alligning with the Americans and helped to crush the USSR economically, so we are even with the Chinese now and should be natural friends.
    The Americans on the other hand have 30+ years of repairing of relations with Russia ahead of them and even that would probably never put them back to the 1990's level of trust that we had toward them.

  • @Phantasmagorick
    @Phantasmagorick Před 3 měsíci

    The worst thing is that this almost happened

  • @the_chosen_one5642
    @the_chosen_one5642 Před rokem +2

    ALGORITHM LETS GOOOOO

  • @vallikescrackers-28
    @vallikescrackers-28 Před rokem +1

    If they won, one of them may betray each other because they aren't really friends

    • @Vitorruy1
      @Vitorruy1 Před rokem +1

      you dont need friendship when both sides have nukes

  • @kj07video
    @kj07video Před 11 měsíci +1

    If this happened do you think it would make North Korea less likely to create their own nuclear weapons

  • @dallascopp4798
    @dallascopp4798 Před rokem +2

    The preferable timeline

  • @triersero2763
    @triersero2763 Před rokem +2

    Definitely better timeline

    • @quyenluong3705
      @quyenluong3705 Před 3 měsíci

      Better for who? The west? Not for the Chinese..so stop being selfish.

  • @chardaskie
    @chardaskie Před rokem

    Soviet Manpower with American Production and logistics is crazy to think about

  • @yoboitboy2009
    @yoboitboy2009 Před rokem +1

    Interesting

  • @MrDirigible
    @MrDirigible Před 2 měsíci

    Honestly this timeline is preferable to our own as it shortens the Cold War by expending a ton of resources both materially and politically by the Soviets. Finally creates a winnable solution to Vietnam which completely changes American politics both home and abroad. Last but not least a joint venture would further diplomatic relations between the two super powers if agreements were kept until the eventual fall of the USSR. Nuclear disarmament would happen more than in our timeline with a Sino-Soviet split as the Chinese wouldn’t be a threat. North Korea would still be a pit of misery however if the Soviets won decisively in China, Kim Il Sung might behave more in line with Moscow or even Moscow might be emboldened to replace him as need be by a less autocratic ruler more in step with Khrushchev. Africa and Latin America may still wild cards though with better diplomatic relations and not wanting to risk antagonizing the US, the Cuba missile crisis most likely doesn’t happen as Moscow doesn’t send missiles to Cuba though there still is a request by the Soviets to prevent the US from invading Cuba ever. In the end, I think most of or all of the world is better off in this alternate timeline.

  • @kolkusmaximus6184
    @kolkusmaximus6184 Před rokem +5

    -100000000000000 social credit

  • @user-rp3el1sl8f
    @user-rp3el1sl8f Před 3 měsíci

    8:41 DF HAPPENED TO SALVADOR-

  • @yjteng4019
    @yjteng4019 Před měsícem

    Fun fact in the late 1960s the USSR under Brezhnev approached the US with the proposal that they launched a pre-emptive nuclear strike to wipe China off the face of the map (the USSR was fighting an undeclared border war with China at the time and was on the brink of all out war with them).
    This time the Americans were uninterested and chose instead to establish diplomatic relations with China.

  • @superdouble8834
    @superdouble8834 Před 11 měsíci

    Infinite manpower vs eternal supply of manpower vs overpowered Air Force and navy.

  • @ThePikminCaptain
    @ThePikminCaptain Před rokem +1

    We do a little bit of trolling

  • @The_Honcho
    @The_Honcho Před 3 měsíci +5

    The Soviet the US alliance does have the advantage of saying to the entire earth: “What are you going to do about it?”

  • @BlockOLava
    @BlockOLava Před 11 měsíci

    What if the Cold War was 3 way (WWII ends in a stalemate)

  • @SPAnComCat
    @SPAnComCat Před 7 měsíci

    Where's the Link to "What if the Soviet Union Invaded China"?

  • @SkinnerNoah
    @SkinnerNoah Před rokem +3

    What if Lenin lived longer? Maybe up to 1935?

  • @HeyKyleRedhere
    @HeyKyleRedhere Před rokem

    Since Taiwan and other countries in southeast Asia are safe but also a good effect of ours.

  • @Hatsuzu
    @Hatsuzu Před rokem +4

    What happens to Hong Kong? Does Taiwan get it or do they stay British?

    • @thermslusitania1151
      @thermslusitania1151 Před rokem +4

      It would stay in British hands because China would be too weak to reinforce Britain Steel and it would be very likely that with China's position Great Britain with just make Hong Kong a part of the United Kingdom proper or making an overseas territory

    • @Hatsuzu
      @Hatsuzu Před rokem +4

      @@thermslusitania1151 finally a good ending for Hong Kong

    • @quyenluong3705
      @quyenluong3705 Před 3 měsíci

      @@Hatsuzunot really? A thief trying to be a hero? Come on. Who taught you that kind of thing? Western education? lol

  • @dylanjohnson4858
    @dylanjohnson4858 Před rokem

    I've always thought we'd have a better time with china taking over russia than the opposite since china at least seems to be more business oriented like us and could have a deal made. idk just an idea like if we gave them taiwan they'd HAVE to take over not just russia but the middle east as well but let us take north korea. Anyone have any other ideas just spell it out I'm wondering what other ways you think it should go.

    • @mreevee7785
      @mreevee7785 Před rokem +2

      No that would be a terrible idea

  • @imjustbryce6235
    @imjustbryce6235 Před rokem +3

    Just a bit of trolling

  • @AttaVonKissinger1996
    @AttaVonKissinger1996 Před rokem +1

    Hi!

  • @trashyspeeds266
    @trashyspeeds266 Před 4 měsíci

    8:11 i love that Iraq just has its own color for ghits and siggles 😂

  • @perniciousseizurehellio3438

    What if muhammad ali was successful in his war against the ottomans? Pls do this one I love u

  • @soyracista21debroma
    @soyracista21debroma Před 3 měsíci

    13:47
    Where Moldova

  • @DeusEversor
    @DeusEversor Před rokem +1

    but it was soviets not usa who wanted to preemptively crush chinese nuclear programe