History of Germany & Prussia every year

History of German Empire every year
History of Prussia every year
Base map and texture: maps-for-free.com/
Discord server: / discord
Programs I use: paint.net, QGIS, Flourish, Camtasia Studio 8, Sony Vegas Pro 17
Support: / pogkpp
Music:
- Anthem of Teutonic Order
- Die Eisenfaust am Lanzenschaft
- Preußens Gloria
- German National Anthem
Sources:
vandalskaslavia.home.blog/201...
polona.pl/item/mapa-zamkow-i-...
www.nid.pl/pl/Informacje_ogol...
www.nid.pl/pl/Informacje_ogol...
www.academia.edu/36515614/Prz...
web.archive.org/web/201610042...
pl.wikipedia.org/
en.wikipedia.org/
de.wikipedia.org/
ru.wikipedia.org/
www.archyvai.lt/lt/lvat.html
www.regionyhistoryczne.exgeo.pl/
www.lpb-mv.de/
www.worldstatesmen.org/
grossfriedrichsburg.wordpress...
prusowie.pl/historia/
prusowie.pl/dane/ustawa_o_rzad...
www.powiatwolsztyn.pl/powstan...
web.archive.org/web/201408280...
web.archive.org/web/201202070...
www.britannica.com/
#Germany #Prussia #History

[@POGKPP]

My discord sever for viewers: discord.gg/6qNHxTu

[@tozosi]

Although very small, I think seeing the Netherlands slowly reclaim land from the sea was a very cool detail to add. Even if it was just in the corner and most people wouldn't notice it.

[@tight_cicada]

Time stamp?

[@homiecreeper197]

@@tight_cicada around 7:57

[@tight_cicada]

@@homiecreeper197 thx

[@dawgpls]

2:50

[@Cykler770]

Good video, even so I as a German would say Germanys history didnt begun with the Deutschritterorden /Prussia. Even so yes Prussia had a big influence like Habsburger Austria. To note there was many longer lasting other "states" like saxony or Bavaria. As well as Brandenburg wich later unified with Prussia

[@HOphelia]

As the barbarians of the Roman days were Germanic, they were not "German". I would say the history of Germany began with one of the three nations that derived from Francia. Particularly East Francia. That then went on to become the HRE (Became modern Germany)

[@arminius7909]

@@HOphelia agreed

[@TheT-90thatstaresintoyoursoul]

mmm, habsburger

[@theedgar1239]

@@HOphelia I think Germany truly unified for the first time under Napoleon 😎

[@veryverynooob1287]

There's already a different video on that covering the history since the split from francia

[@codeviper8665]

From the general level of quality, to the shown geographical changes, to the zooms at little details, to slowing the video down during the big wars, this is an absolute unit of quality

[@ash_11117]

Awful bot pfp

[@codeviper8665]

@@ash_11117 Thanks for reminding me of this video, friend! :)

[@KheyPard]

Impressive ! Possibly the best video that ever came out regarding German history ! I love how you accurately depicted how lands were subdued to the kingdom and what their status were, something that most mappers (including I) fail to do. Nice work my friend !

[@isratjahan1538]

You are here!! 😃

[@KheyPard]

@@isratjahan1538 Yes 🤩

[@isratjahan1538]

@@KheyPard please make History of Abbasid Caliphate Every Month on your channel

[@KheyPard]

@@isratjahan1538 I have started doing it. If everything goes well, it should get released in a couple of months.

[@isratjahan1538]

@@KheyPard ok

[@YHTheGamer]

I like the part when you showed the little details when we can't really see, gives a nice touch to the video. Good job on the vid, I hope this blows up :)

[@bartomiejwalich6108]

I like the moment when elblag becomes inland city not seaport but river port

[@verstprod]

@@bartomiejwalich6108 he made netherlands grow slightly w/ the lowering of their sea

[@Bzdurek]

Dla nas 9 minut dla niego wiele godzin pracy. Warto docenić

[@Bzdurek]

@@poznanianproductions1249 ja z tym nie dyskutuje, tylko co to ma do mojego komentarza?

[@Kamluck_]

@@poznanianproductions1249 A czym oba się różnią od sb?

[@cub8280]

@@Kamluck_ videomapping jest jedną z odnóg mappingu, która w przeciwieństwie do tego klasycznego nie skupia się na fabule i dialogach, a na przedstawieniu pewnej historii i wydarzeń na przestrzeni lat, najczęściej państwa bądź całego regionu. Poznanian nie ma racji, że videomapping to wyłącznie prawdziwa historia, chociaż to wokół niej skupia się najwięcej contentu z tej kategorii - patrz chociażby Emperor Tigerstar czy POGKPP. Przykładem videomappingu, który przedstawia alternatywną historię moze być Alternatywna Historia Polski cefala. Ponadto - istnieje także inna odnoga mappingu, tj. "History of X region in countryballs", reprezentowany w Polsce na przykład przez Adryka. Jest to przeważnie prawdziwa historia z pewnymi niedociągnięciami, ale videomappingiem nie jest. Pozdrawiam :)

[@pawciox8972]

Wiele godzin. Raczej dni

[@cub8280]

@@astolfus a czy Thrashing Mad też do Waszego zakonu należy? :)

[@sardinia-piedmontball3640]

The amount of detail you've putten in this detail is amazing, definitely deserve an applause.

[@Aetherguy-cb9bu]

Really great job you did on the map! Even as a German I was quite surprised by a lot of aspects which were mentioned in the video such as the Polish occupation zone from which I had never heard of before. Keep up the good work!

[@ianeons9278]

7:20 I never knew Poland had an occupation zone all the way next to the Netherlands

[@Nieboret]

Well, it was actually part of british zone which was occupied by polish soldiers of general Maczek.

[@dawgpls]

3:36

[@justabingbong]

I love how you slow down when there's some major change on the map, other mappers always play the video at the same speed and it's annoying me, good work man👍

[@marcos36021]

I really reckon that you're one by far of the best channels of videomapping. Congratulations for your job, I'm really excited when I see the notification of a new one.

[@ordepoaoj9623]

Really good. By far the best video on the History of Germany. Keep up the good work!

[@HellenicMapping]

This is so impressive.. could say it's the best mapping video ever produced.

[@airbender9584]

very good vid, liked the music and the details as well, keep it up!

[@BloxxterT]

To be honest, it was worth the wait for this glorious masterpiece.

[@eoraptorua]

Great video, man. You're cool!

[@nqh4393]

By paying attention to such easily-overlooked details like the returning of small territories occupied by the Western allies back to West Germany, you've really put yourself above other mapping KZbinrs. Well done. Btw, it would be much more interesting if you also map in the territorial claims of Germany throughout history (for example, West Germany still considered the lost eastern territories as "occupied" rather than "annexed" and only renounced such claims in order to be let reunite with East Germany).

[@jesseferko5097]

Great video brother already hit the subscribe button an I only saw the first 30 sec of the video I can already tell it's gonna be exactly what I've been looking for lol thanks keep up the good work brotha

[@spaghettiking7312]

This channel is so good, it's beyond the goodest good --- the goodliest, greatest, godliest good, supremely good; I can't wait for the next so-good video!

[@alexanderkaspari8787]

I'm glad you uploaded another video! Dzięki!

[@P4Tri0t420]

Wow really awesome, thanks for this Video! Greets from Germany

[@luzifershadres72]

Actually, the germans starts in the time of rome. The first sign of somthing that could be simular to the Actually germans was after Otto I. (HRE) defeated the Hungarians. I would this consider as the start of the german spirit.

[@danielmuller6454]

Not the Bulgarians, but the Hungarians!

[@luzifershadres72]

@@danielmuller6454 Ohh, sorry. I always mess up the English names.

[@eatyourself5859]

I love this

[@KameronsAnimations]

He said it was prussia and Germany. Prussia was originally the Tutonic Order.

[@luzifershadres72]

@@KameronsAnimations I have seen it now. KZbin does for some reason trys to Translate the video title.

[@dodolulupepe]

Wow, this is a work of art

[@mateuszradziszewski7762]

After all, the first German state was already established in 850 AD. It was called the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (the First Reich).

[@POGKPP]

This is not history of Germans but Germany.

[@Mrnoobestreturns]

Yeah I 100% hate the Holy Roman Empire I prefer Prussia cuz the Holy Roman Empire is not holy not Roman and not even an empire cuz most of the Holy Roman Empire history is just destroying there allies and being useless also most dumbest wars happened in the Holy Roman Empire like the war of the bucket Fun Fact Most Of Shakespeare Stories Came From The Holy Roman Empire Which My School Was to lazy mentioning or else I would of known WTH is wrong with these people

[@pg1448]

I think it was 962 when King Otto I. became the first holy roman emperor, this is usually taken as the earliest point of German history as it was Otto who successfully united and led the different tribes which spoke old high German dialects like Bavarian, Swabians, Saxons etc. against the invasion of the Magyar in central europe. This union laid the foundation for a common German language and identity which developed over the centuries

[@-MarcelDavis-]

True, although Of the German nation ("Teutscher Nation") was added later (16th century).

[@KeKcP]

@@Mrnoobestreturns oldest HRE hater

[@Neugeuza]

Amazing quality!!!👍👍👍

[@szel1619]

Jestem pełen podziwu, super wykonanie

[@noeltlalka6476]

Widać że dużo pracy włożone, dużo szczegółów. Doceniam

[@ptolemy_1427]

Best mapping video I've seen in my life

[@Adryk.]

Świetny film!

[@Ottoman_mapper_53]

noice video, here is a sub, you deserve more subs a lot more for those detailed videos

[@heinz804]

Agreed

[@ata2943]

Great Work.

[@andrefarfan4372]

Great job video.

[@JMB_editz]

Awesome and cool video!

[@Bazacoc]

Awesome video!

[@SKYCROOSWILSON]

The best part of this video is the fact, you included the changes to land formations, like the spits. Well done.

[@paolorossi9751]

Amazing video, can you do one about italy too?

[@markoscream8466]

Dude... This was fucking amazing! Well done! You think you could do the History of North American tribes next? Or at least in Alaska? Your work is extremely precious and it would do a great bid of help for the that project I spoke to you about

[@tahsin6743]

Next video will be about Pomerania

[@maestralmapping]

Great Video!

[@frxdrxch]

Very good video💯

[@AliHassanSalafi]

Good , Keep Going !

[@russianempire7605]

Wonderfull! And finally he’s done with the video!

[@tmesisskewomorph7491]

Very good. Very interesting. Thanks.

[@gargamelvoeyt2137]

Doczekaliśmy się :) Naprawdę kawał dobrej roboty

[@JoaoOliveira-yf3vv]

Good job!

[@isratjahan1538]

Nice video. What's your next project? History of Central Europe: Every Year?

[@POGKPP]

Pomerania every year

[@gigachad3457]

@@POGKPP oh yeah

[@skaor8036]

I love the attention to detail, on the moment with the return of the territories of Germany, in the 50's. Never hear about it before.

[@adamturbanski7197]

Bardzo dobry film, skąd Pan wziął informacje nt. zastawu z 1734 roku?

[@Tanu.90]

Subscribed!

[@Kuwait6193]

0:30 Deustchordensstaat (Vassal of Massovia) 0:35 Deustchhordensstaat 3:20 Prussia (Vassal of Poland) 4:15 Prussia 5:26 Prussia (After Polish - Lithuanian collaspe) 5:33 Prussia (After Holy Roman collaspe) 5:34 Prussia (Losen) 5:37 Prussia (after Napoleic Wars) 6:03 Prussia(after Prussian-danish war) 6:05 North German Confederation 6:07 North German Confederation (Franco - Prussian war) 6:08 German empire 6:37 German empire (WW1) 6:46 German empire(treaty of Versailles) 6:48 Weimar Republic 6:58 Weimar Republic (Reclamation) 7:00 German reich 7:09 German reich (German - Austrian war) (German - Czechoslovak war) 7:10 German reich (invasion of Poland) 7:11 German reich (German - Norwegian war) (German - Benelux & French war) 7:12 German reich (Operation of Barbosa) 7:19 German Reich (Collaspe) 7:35 West Germany & East Germany 8:04 West Germany (Occupation of Saar) 8:41 Germany

[@gamerdrache6076]

germany was never at war with austria austria came with open arms and the czech had to give land up so nu uh

[@Chris-qb8kg]

i mean techincally it was? they marched troops inside and couped the gov, with the czech they had givien up the suden but again marched troops@@gamerdrache6076

[@KsardasMachawelli]

​@@gamerdrache6076what?

[@windows7_8010]

3:20 Prussian Era 5:30 Napoleonic Era 6:05 Northern German Confederation 6:07 Unification & Constitution Era 6:14 Berlin Conference Era 6:31 WWI 6:46 Interwar Era 7:10 WWII 7:19 Allied Occupation 7:41 Cold War 8:41 Modern Era

[@antonino6485]

"sees ww1" "sees German empire stop existing" "trying not to cry" "crying like a little baby"

[@atharvyadav3759]

- wakes up - remembers the fall of the German empire - day ruined

[@itspopo1484]

crying of happines

[@kalkisrevenge4841]

German Empire is overrated. It's for weak monarchists and conservatives

[@juandt1234]

4:32 UI-Prussian War 1691 - Brandenburg-Prussia declares war on the UI. 1807 - Prussia surrenders.

[@JudasPriestSUCKS]

😂😂

[@antagonista814]

Najbardziej w twoich filmach fascynuje mnie to, że jakbym miał zrobić coś podobnego, to nawet bym nie umiał skorzystać z 90% źródeł jakie podajesz xD (Te 10% których bym potrafił użyć to Wikipedia) Respekt za dokładność granic, stref wpływów, autonomii itp. Nie mam pojęcia jak to robisz, ale rób to dalej.

[@xxsupersayen34xxnoe33]

why do you show the polish occuparion zone in germany but not the norwegian belgian and luxembourgish zone? are they different in a way?

[@justabingbong]

Hey pal what's the song in 0:21? I used to saw this song on youtube but now I can't find it

[@salvadorhenriquez4091]

Good job man, the most detailed to this day

[@justagreekhistorian]

The intro scared me I have that sound as my alarm clock

[@kacperswierzewski3806]

Gratuluję kawału dobrej roboty.

[@mikiradzio2214]

Let's all appreciate fact that he included changes in shoreline

[@brunodrweski3689]

why you did put the GDR anthem similarly to the FRG one ?

[@perfectummapping3420]

Quite impressive in general, some minor details are impressive compared to other mappers but I noticed some errors during especially WW2. Most importantly no distinction (in colours) between Military Government Occupation Zones and Civil Government Occupation Zones. Other than that if I am not wrong Germany still had an occupation zone in France after 1871. Edit: and no border at all between Reichskommissariats and simple occupations, which still makes sense to include.

[@zielislav]

Sehr gut

[@friedhelmpfeifer885]

Epic!! Hi from Siberian German :)

[@booniesblues7310]

I feel like you should have included the leader for eastern germany too, otherwise fantastic video!

[@benjaminarcuri5054]

nice video

[@ostpreusse2322]

Well done! Mostly much more better than other history videos did, because of the beginning point. There is only one thing to mention. East-Prussia was till 1871 no part of german empires. That is why Frederic I could become a King in Prussia an Frederic Ii became King of prussia, after he united the hole prussian land 1772.

[@markosteinberger]

As a historically interested German myself I have to say that this is really an impressive work. The flow of information and the attention to details is amazing.

[@juanmane4112]

Do History of Italy every year Pls

[@dafit.la1435]

How detail it is 👍

[@holaxd8956]

With what app have you create de map?

[@ali_421ss]

Can you do Sweden next?

[@ClassicalMusicMan]

Link for the version of the 2nd song you used?

[@DeutschlandMapping]

I thought you were also making a map of the HRE (this would be required to get the full history of Germany). But I guess making a map with 1500 countries for every year is too hard even for you XD

[@jakubstachowiakmapping]

that's Germany history not Germans history

[@DeutschlandMapping]

@@jakubstachowiakmapping Germany is a term that was already used to discribe a location centuries before the country formed. It's was bit like "south east asia". A region

[@beanboi9156]

this is focusing on prussia-germany

[@DeutschlandMapping]

@@beanboi9156 He renamed the video. It was originally called "History of Germany every year"

[@beanboi9156]

@@DeutschlandMapping oh ok my bad

[@kacperswierzewski3806]

Czym się różni wersja dla wspierających kanał historii Prus i Niemiec, od tej normalnie dostępnej?

[@polonianova]

Great work!

[@gemmacabaluna4531]

Can you do timeline of the rulers of the Philippines I like your videos it makes people learn history

[@gianellavr8855]

Hermoso vídeo

[@rudolfus165]

Vielen Dank

[@bartomiejwalich6108]

great job! I love it!!!!

[@andreavoigtlander1087]

Rise of Prussia 1220 - 1618 0:20 - 3:52 German Golden Age 1618-1914 3:52 - 6:35 Fall of the German Empire 1914-1918 6:35 - 6:46 German Dark Age 1918-2022 6:46 - 9:15

[@kalkisrevenge4841]

Cringe

[@dragonemperorsy2515]

So the golden 50s are considered "the dark age" damn 😂😂😂😂

[@andreavoigtlander1087]

@@dragonemperorsy2515 yes Compared to the Kaiserreich it is a dark age.

[@andreavoigtlander1087]

@@dragonemperorsy2515 Also the 50s were a time of German Suffering. The Germans were Imprisoned in their own country.

[@dragonemperorsy2515]

@@andreavoigtlander1087 I think you're focusing on the political and military power of Germany which would be true, but the living standard of Germans improved drastically from the 50s onwards

[@NorbiPlayGames]

POGKPP jak zawsze robota wykonana perfekcyjnie, konkretny materiał :)

[@POGKPP]

Nie spodziewałem się że jeszcze jesteś aktywny na tym koncie. A pamiętam wszystkich najstarszych subskrybentów.

[@Kaszyn]

podasz discorda?

[@QwertyQwerty-bf9tt]

Hello, why GDR leaders didn't show?

[@Eniu7991]

So, the real father of Germany is Konrad Mazowiecki.

[@ciferusbux]

Konrad , Tadeusz

[@andreavoigtlander1087]

No its actually Frederick the Great

[@elizabethmiller7918]

Nice work. But and I realize this would have been even more work., one might have started either at 843 when the Frankish Empire split into France and Germany or as some books do even further back such as when the Romans first encountered the Germans.

[@destruction196]

You can make History of Turkey Please?

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

Interesting to see that 1821 Victoria II mod that had Posen be independent of Prussia actually occurred.

[@IgorF12010]

8,100 likes Very good this video, I love Germany, my favorite country, and for you which one is it?! I love to study the history of countries and the world, but mainly Germany, I got attached to it when I was 9 years old (nowadays I'm almost 13 years old) I am from Brazil :)

[@alos09]

cool video

[@sldsldsld828]

Zrobisz jeszcze III Wojnę światową?

[@swagkachu3784]

Poland seems more intersted in ww3

[@karlheisenberg2857]

1957: Establishment of Oostelijk Flevoland. I love those details !

[@omgaustria-hungary1192]

Wundervoll

[@_overlord98_12]

Danke für dieses Video!

[@shibe1367]

You know shits about to get real when the map zooms out

[@AlexAhmedov]

Can you do one for Bulgaria

[@franksteffen3173]

Preußen ist nicht von Ost- und Westpreußen aus entstanden, sondern von Brandenburg aus, deren Kurfürsten den Ordensstaat, zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt übernahmen und Könige von Preußen wurden, da ihnen das im Reich nicht möglich war.

[@rynor7132]

Greet video. Would like to have seen to go back to the germanic tribes of the early roman empire

[@Emil-Sinclair_and_Don-Quixote]

so much effort

[@ottosaxo]

This isn't the history of Germany. It's the idea that medieval Prussia was the nucleus of Germany. It wasn't even the nucleus of the subsequent state of Prussia. The only thing the original Prussia gave to the electors of Brandenburg was its name. And by the way, Bismarck was jumping on the bandwagon, even reluctuant at first, when he came to the conclusion that those long subdued ambitions to create a united Germany might even be turned into a win-win situation for Prussia. There is a reason why nostalgia for Prussia is so very weak and Germany can exist so well and so unified even all without them.

[@dnocturn84]

"There is a reason why nostalgia for Prussia is so very weak and Germany can exist so well and so unified even all without them." -> Well, the vast majority of "Prussians" were relocated to modern day Germany by force after WW2 by the Soviets. So technically the people who inerit the lands of Prussia for centuries remained German and their offspring is still living in modern day Germany. It's just the location, that was absorbed by other nations, not its population. Of course, this creates very little nostalgia. Things would be very different, when Germans would still live there today.

[@ottosaxo]

@@dnocturn84 The homesickness of those people who had been expelled was immens. The lost countries in the East had been German for centuries, long enough to develop distinct dialects, especially in East Prussia and Silesia, which meanwhile have died out for ever and can never be revived. The old names of towns and cities are still kept alive in many street and ship names. Prussia is also a geographical region, that didn't change its name in German, though it's completely outside of Germany now.

[@dnocturn84]

@@ottosaxo I know. My family originates from East Prussia.

[@zyanego3170]

Why didn't you show the federal states of modern Germany as Autonomous regions?