1918-1939 - Interwar Eastern Front: Every Day 1918-1920(-1939) [Karu reupload] - 1440p

Reupload of Karu's video in 1440p (original quality as far as I know). Title altered.
What happened to Karu? (Video by Koopinator explaining the reuploads) - • What happened to Karu? s
Other videos by Karu (list by Koopinator): • Karu mapping reuploads
Music:
Nerves by Kevin MacLeod

[@Franfran2424]

Music: Nerves - Kevin MacLeod

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

The East... a place where fronts exists inter-wars.

[@DralonIsBack]

Well, also spain

[@comradesushi4281]

I was worried that the video was gone forever, good to know some people still have it.

[@jaroslawkaras7347]

Actually this is the second reupload

[@kitfisto5132]

For me for example as a czech its really interesting how even though the war ended 1918 the borders weren't settled basically anywhere in E Europe until like 1921 and even after that there were still fights going on

[@georgios_5342]

Greece especially was at war non stop from 1912 to 1922.

[@MrPro897]

1918: the world is sick of a 4-year bloody war Eastern Europe:

[@GandalfGreyhame]

It's completely insane he deleted his entire channel. I know from experience how tedious and hard it is to make mapping videos, and his were among the best found on KZbin...

[@Franfran2424]

It is truly sad, I have seen it may be hard to reeive criticism on "the advance is incorrect, that border is not where it should be or the time is not right", but from that to deleting the channel... Hope he comes back some day

[@lucacastellaro1615]

Who deleted Is Channel?

[@Franfran2424]

@@lucacastellaro1615 Karu, the mapper who created these videos. They were pretty good.

[@lucacastellaro1615]

@@Franfran2424 but why??

[@Franfran2424]

@@lucacastellaro1615 we dont know. he just left. maybe got tired of it or maybe forced to do it, but he broke contact

[@clouds-rb9xt]

Blessed, you saved it. All I had found was 720p and 1080p.

[@Franfran2424]

You're welcome, I save many history map videos whenever I have time.

[@yipengguo2732]

I like the music change around 1929. Before this year it was the recovering from wwi, and a Great Depression, then the world is gradually but inevitably stepping into wwii.

[@dtikvxcdgjbv7975]

Excellent effort.

[@Franfran2424]

Thank Karu, the video is theirs, I only reuploaded it after they deleted all their videos for unknown reasons. What happened to Karu - kzbin.info/www/bejne/haO1YZVvqpaobpI

[@jjjjjaakko]

It's a shame development in Finland and border disputes and skirmishes between Finland and Russia have been left out of the video.

[@vistagreat9994]

4:22 Pictures taken before disaster

[@Franfran2424]

What happened to Karu? (Video by Koopinator explaining the reuploads) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/haO1YZVvqpaobpKn Other videos by Karu (list by Koopinator): kzbin.info/aero/PLR_kgVI-u9hLhTLrXe3idy0URZDgmYeH9

[@1snowball]

you saved the history

[@AlexyalanAlexyalan]

I know this is out of topic, but does anyone know the song in the beginning? It's cause it makes this mapping timeline epic that's why.

[@Franfran2424]

Nerves by Kevin MacLeod: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIuUgqmhl51liM0

[@mawdyardie]

Good work

[@Franfran2424]

All credit to Yaru, who created the video, and Koopinator, who reminded me that Yaru deleted his content, so I reuploaded it.

[@13colonies94]

@@Franfran2424 thanks dude. I view this video every now and then.

[@Franfran2424]

Unknown reasons. What happened to Karu - kzbin.info/www/bejne/haO1YZVvqpaobpI

[@0Letten0]

Would be a good setting for Total War game

[@user-us8tm5vw7d]

There are mistakes. In 1919, there was the Ukrainian People's Republic of Petlyura, which fought with the Soviet Union of Russia and the Armed Forces of the South of Russia.

[@mbwp3481]

Nice film, but it has a few mistakes. 0:20 The city of Lwów (ukr. Lviv) wasn't ever conquered by West Ukrainian Peoples Republic. They tried to conquer it twice. First on 1 November they attacked the city from inside, but polish para-military organizations successfully defended part of the city, and hold it till the relief came on 22 November. later in 1919 Ukrainians ones more surrounded the city, but Polish army broke the siege and later the Ukrainians in east Galicia were fully beaten. 1:09 On 16 August till the 24 august Poles have made un uprising on Upper Silesia what isn't shown on that video. 1:32 Poland didn't gain part of upper Silesia in January 1920, but about 2 years later, after third Silesian uprising (1921). The Versailes treaty didn't give Upper Silesia to Poland, nor to Germany. It just have established the referendum which had place on March 1921. Since 1919 Germany lost control on Upper Silesia for the entente forces which were stationed there. 2:11 On 19-26 august there was on Upper Silesia second uprising made by Poles. 2:19 Actually the front at the end of polish-bolshevik war was a beat different. For example on 15 October Poles conquered Mińsk for a few days. The changes during these war were shown better at this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKK4eHmNpb5mrK8 2:30 On 2 May-5 July the third Silesian uprising took place. Sorry for bad English.

[@Franfran2424]

Thanks for the indepth comment, appreciated. I only reuploaded a high quality video of a seemigly well researched video

[@unilajamuha91]

Nice commentary, but it has a few mistakes 1. In Upper Silesia instead of on Upper Silesia 2. Plebiscite not referendum 3. Bit not beat

[@mbwp3481]

Polish paramilitaries controlled a part of the city, but it doesn't change that this map isn't 100% correct*

[@TommyC64]

It's crazy to me how the inter-war seemed to have must as much if not more conflict then the world wars.

[@vojtechlansky86]

They just had a bit prolonged version of ww1 .. until 1922 lets say? Which is crazy but then you can see there wasnt more of it until ww2

[@philb4462]

Ever since I have come across mapping videos like this I have wondered where the data comes from to make it? Where is the documentation that details day by day how bordered changed? I'd be really interested to know. Also, what software is used to make it?

[@Franfran2424]

Unfortunately, this is a reupload of content from an actual mapper, not my own content. Data comes from open records, often from wikipedia or open source references quoted by wikipedia posters, sometimes from books about the different conflicts. "On october 18th the purple army took X,Y and Z (implying they kept fighting in W)" for example The software varies a lot too, most use paint or low level software, but some editors use large maps and transitions from adobe software (after effects?)

[@mikoajpalade2270]

So basicly interwar period is like FFA/no diplomacy Civlization game?

[@LechuZcechu]

What happened to Karu?

[@Franfran2424]

he deleted his videos, likely a change of direction. he didnt inform anyone on the mapmaking community, maybe he was harassed by inaccuracies or sth? Terrible loss tbh

[@romanianturk2101]

@@Franfran2424 He died of Dealwi variant of covid.

[@camponotusinflatus9920]

​@@romanianturk2101 How do you know this information, and if he is dead who deleted his videos?

[@romanianturk2101]

@@camponotusinflatus9920 dealwi is a horrible variant of covid. Mike said to me he died of that

[@camponotusinflatus9920]

@@romanianturk2101 I don't care about medical details, who and why would delete the videos of a dead person?

[@politonno2499]

Love those 17 years with zero map changes

[@MtiuliBichi]

The disrespect on Georgia though

[@MinorLife10]

The author forgot about Chortkiv offensive. And when Ukraine ceded its land to Poland, Wolynia was included as well.

[@leszas872]

Western Front: "The war is over! Let's have peace! Post-War Eastern Front: "Hold my red flags."

[@arandomuser3178]

Great video but you forgot the green army revolt in Ukraines east bank and the anarchist conflict with the white and red armied and their allaince with the greens (which happened when they retreated in the west bank too because of the soviet invasion) they might not sound important but they changed the entire course of the civil war many times

[@clouds-rb9xt]

You really should just relist this. The other upload has gone nowhere

[@Franfran2424]

Koopinator's reuploads have had 2860 views over the last 19 days, mine had 9400 views over the same period. If on 11 days (a month), Koopinator ones haven't snowballed a bit, I'll consider talking with him about it. They're not doing too bad, mine took 14 days since upload to finally gain views on a noticeable ammount

[@louieggg213]

Can someone explain to me why poland invaded eastern Germany n 1918-1919? I don't get it. I thought it was part of the versailles treaty EDIT: And why did the lithuanians take memel in 1924?

[@mypenisisunbelievablysmall2899]

In 1918 there was an uprising against the Germans by the polish. Lithuanians got Memel because there was a revolt against the Germans in 1923 I think

[@mefisto654]

It was not Polish invasion but the uprising of Polish people against German occupant. It was polish territory taken in partitions of 1772 - 1795.

[@louieggg213]

@@mefisto654 So were the German territorial losses in the east not part of the versailles treaty?

[@mefisto654]

@@louieggg213 Yes, they were. Versailles Treaty was signed on 28th of June 1919 so it was after uprising and it made Germany to cede this territory legally.

[@louieggg213]

@@mefisto654 Ahhh thanks for clearing that up bro

[@KrysFG]

2:09 Fuck it, we ball

[@macosx10.7lion4]

No Bermont-Avalov in Latvia. 9/10

[@androtchitchinadze3450]

Wish I was able to make Chad maps like these

[@Todrick04]

Chad era una colonia para esos tiempos

[@aviationandmore1]

What does Chad mean

[@hans7500]

@@aviationandmore1"Chad is a usually disparaging internet slang term used for a popular, confident, sexually active young white male." Copied from google

[@lukehamilton973]

@@aviationandmore1 It's a good thing

[@ArgonianBrownie]

@@aviationandmore1 me

[@simonepileri9066]

App?

[@Franfran2424]

No idea, not my work. Ask youtuber koopinator or cherepashka shusha on what they use

[@stanzer38]

Nothing quiet on the Eastern Front

[@eksiarvamus]

Wrong borders for Interwar Estonia.

[@user-bm9js8of1p]

Это игра?

[@Franfran2424]

History

[@SillyFunnyDummy]

why is it called interwar if apparently a ton of wars broke out

[@Franfran2424]

inter-world wars, but yeah, plenty of wars.

[@ageofstrange657]

0:28 how Putin expected his invasion to go

[@neutron7015]

Estonia got petseri also

[@jara1462]

you do not have annexation of Rijeka by Italy

[@Franfran2424]

Not my map, a lot might be lacking, especially if it wasnt the scope of the video. The war between Austria and Italy isnt really considered the Eastern Front as far as I know

[@Durachok_zvychainy]

1:00 Uhm...UPR is still exists on this moment, and even took Kyiv later....Twice(first time, they're did it themselves and second, they helped Poland take it)

[@Franfran2424]

Yeah, the map is kinda poor on that specific war: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%E2%80%93Ukrainian_War Also of their presence in the poolish-soviet war: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%E2%80%93Soviet_War

[@ioan191]

Activate the subtitles linguage, please.

[@Franfran2424]

Theres no words, plus I cant activate subtitles.

[@user-kc8in7ti1g]

why were the Soviet cities not renamed after the revolution?

[@Franfran2424]

Some were, some weren't. Some were renamed later, after this video time range, like Leningrad and Kaliningrad after the deaths of revolutionaries by those names, or Stalingrad (for stalins ego, mostly). Stalingrad later changed name again after destalinization to Volgograd

[@yipengguo2732]

@@Franfran2424 when Stalingrad was named it was a far away and barely noticed city near boarder of Europe/Asia. I don’t think anyone foresaw a legendary battle would be fought there. What a coincidence.

[@user-kc8in7ti1g]

@@Franfran2424 by the way, I noticed that Tsaritsyn was also not renamed

[@depressedmidlifecrisistimm3043]

This feels like a territorial.io server

[@ukrainesucksatgeography2676]

Yea lol, especially lithuania got a small amount of land from poland

[@the_borys]

Real

[@mawdyardie]

Hood irony

[@mecha7419]

Fake

[@nicosr9054]

shit was a free for all

[@stankavrakela5795]

0:13

[@DA_Doog]

Looks like to there alot of war and no inter

[@Franfran2424]

Pretty much. There was a relative peace among most countries, but the breakup of the russian and austrohungarian empires resulted in plenty of wars to define borders

[@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714]

Modern Estonias and Latvijas borders and modern HES reservuars dont make for a good historic map.

[@Franfran2424]

Yup, some peopel ahve complained about it. I am just reuploading the video after Karu deleted it for the things that were correct and to recreate those comment threads about what was wrong and needed fixing

[@kenzierasyanegarakekaisara7458]

2014-2022 war 3

[@lun7881]

I never heard that Ukraine exists in 1910's

[@xdgamer2765]

Lettischen marionettenregirung

[@EpicGameAdolf1488]

Ukraine got ridiculously splitter between polen and USSR 😢

[@aswfabt]

I’ve never understood this period because of how much of a shitshow it was. This is interesting.

[@nein236]

I still dont...was there war after ww1?

[@wardenbias554]

@@nein236 You can say it was, like, battle royale. There was a war after WW1, Soviet-Polish War, and of course all the other mess you see around, but nothing world-wide until WW2

[@Franfran2424]

Plenty of war after WW1. There were many wars between 1919-1939, mostly wars between newly independent countries previously part of the Russian Empire and Austro-Hungarian Empire. They became independent and were highly nationalist, high ambitions colliding

[@JCarlos-DasReich]

​@@wardenbias554 as long as the french and british didn't put their goddamn hands on there was no world war, if the french and british didn't mess with germany while she regained her lost territory the second war wouldn't have happened...

[@CRI_PL]

Ja cały czas poszeżam swoją wiedzą bo tak naprawdę znam w tym okresie tylko Polskie wojny

[@i.gosman]

One haha: those hude water reservoirs in Russia and Ukraine didn't exist in time after the WWI: communists built them in 1930s and after the WWII.

[@Franfran2424]

correct, most dams were built in interwar period, in the 1930s mostly.

[@gunarsmiezis9321]

Disliked for being wrong. Estonia and Latvija where bough larger in the interwar period.

[@Franfran2424]

Not my video, just a reupload of a well animated video

[@gunarsmiezis9321]

@@Franfran2424 Explains why I thought Id seen it before but didnt recognise your chanel.

[@TitanSpeakerman118]

This video is inaccurate

[@Alsayid]

Amazing that little Poland was able to defeat the Russian monster and keep its independence at this time. Too bad Ukraine wasn't able to do the same.

[@kawoooon]

1) not that little, poles had occupied large territories up to the kiev 2) not the russian, but bolshevik 3) do you know why ukraine wasn't able? because there was russian majority at least in major cities, that didn't want to support this... thing, instead of it they were supporting mainly whites and also bolsheviks for some reason (and those bolsheviks did a genocide against russians, so now there is no russian majority in ukrainian cities)

[@gonzalo20000]

@@kawoooon the Bolsheviks were Russians lol, that’s like saying that the nazis were not Germans.

[@kawoooon]

​@@gonzalo20000 during the great terror, in 1935-1938 only 31% of high commanding staff of the NKVD (soviet analog of ss) were the Russians, other major: Jews - 41%, Latvians - 6%, Georgians - 6%. But most impotantly, really those 31% are Russians? During 1930s were killed more than 6 millions of the Russians (yes, like during the Holocaust), so if you call slayers of the Russian nation as the "Russians" themselves it will sound like victim blaiming, don't you think? To understand this, just one quote of stalin (who was georgian): "The decisive struggle against Russian nationalism is the first immediate task of our party." Also we must understand that at least partial sovereignty was in all nations of USSR, except for the Russians. For example, 1/3 of the income of Russians was confiscated from them by the bolsheviks and went to the maintenance of other nations. But much more important is that all peoples, except for the Russian, had their own national communist party, in the conditions of a one-party dictatorship, this directly indicates that the rest of the nations had their own political representation (national elite), and hence partial sovereignty, while Russians didn't have any of that. Btw, it follows from this that it is all these nations who are responsible for the crimes of the USSR, all except the Russians, because they did not have a national political representation. In any case, it is the communists who are to blame, because if they did not exist, then the crimes themselves would also not exist. Speaking about the achievements achieved during the years of the USSR, we must pay attention to the fact that they were achieved not thanks to, but in spite of the communists. Applying the same logic: if there were no bolsheviks, then the Russian nation would certainly have achieved all the same and even more. Therefore, all these achievements belong to the Russian nation. As well as the place in the UN Security Council belongs not to the USSR and not to the Russian Federation, but to the Russians, because it was the Russian nation, in alliance with others, that won the WWII.

[@gonzalo20000]

@@kawoooon also the space race?

[@lucacastellaro1615]

Glory to russia

[@hanskloss9482]

1918: Poland - yay finally independence, after 123 years of partitions 1919: milions of Bolshevics attack 1919: Poland - *Yikes*

[@GermanHans]

karma for poland

[@b4nterontilt245]

???

[@rcv0]

In the end it was karma for Germany

[@HSgoldbox28]

excuse me what?

[@hanskloss9482]

germany deserves more karma. It looses every war and still is the richest

[@Polish-Phoenician]

please, elaborate what poland did? they got most of their land back after being torn apart for ~150 years if ur talking about the polish nationalists wanting more land and invading the ussr, maybe that but then they get beaten back to Warsaw, SURVIVES, then gets some land back, doing this while the soviets were weakened by a civil war. so why karma?

[@altiris6874]

What happened to Karu?

[@Franfran2424]

Deleted their videos without saying why, not even to other mapmakers. Koopinator made a video informing about it, thats how i learnt it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haO1YZVvqpaobpI