If WWI Never Happened, The World Would Look Like This

Can you imagine if we never landed on the moon? Or if no one had died from the Spanish Flu? Without World War I, a lot of things might not have happened.
#Hilter #History #WWI
American identity | 0:00
Quality of life | 1:12
No Hitler | 2:17
No Holocaust | 3:17
No Mussolini | 4:42
The Austro-Hungarian empire | 5:51
A world-changing alliance | 6:53
A different Russia | 7:48
No Spanish Flu | 8:59
No moon landing | 10:20
Voiceover by: Tim Bensch
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[@GrungeHQ]

What do you imagine the world would be like if WWI never happened?

[@bryansoreal]

What if Germany Won WW1?

[@durrcodurr]

If Kaiser Wilhelm II hadn't been born with a crippled arm, he never would have had the inferiority complex that influenced his decisions when the WWI scenario approached.

[@stomper5432]

you ignorant p.o.s. serbia assassinated archduke franz Ferdinand and when Australia faught back russia jumped in to help Serbia....Germany was just backing Austria up how dare you act like it was an inferiority complex on the germans part on the contrary were more superior than you, you guys just have more inferior people is all

[@johngroll9186]

Abortion can be good, Kaiser Wilhelm the 2nd, Adolph Hitler, Joseph Stalin and are proof of that just to name a few.

[@fr2ncm9]

A major conflict was inevitable. The Balkans had been restive for twenty years before the war. If Franz Ferdinand had not been assassinated, a European conflict would not have developed until the 20's. As for the Spanish flu; It would have happened eventually. The war just gave a better opportunity to spread.

[@wtfa2910]

Yes the world would have been very different some of us may have never been born

[@cartwrightworm1317]

I don’t see how the war was avoidable. There was too much competition and militarism between the European powers to escape the conflict. I can’t see Europe’s map looking now like it did in 1914. The Russian Empire was going to collapse no matter what and the chaos would have destabilized the Continent.

[@isaiahwinbrone]

What If WWII never happened

[@deborahkogan8742]

Thank you!

[@SpectacularDisaster]

Arch Duke Ferdenez escaped the bomb. Instead of hiding, he chose to visit injured people at the hospital. His driver took a wrong turn and happened to run into Gavrilo Princip by pure coincidence. WW1 absolutely could have been prevented

[@brandenaguilar2962]

The whole " the past is the past, the present is a gift and the future is unknown " thing.

[@davehopping7212]

It's likely that no one now alive would ever have been born. The existence of any particular person is the result of innumerable entirely random events, and someone from our reality brought to a (hypothetical!) alt-2023 USA might understand the language and recognize landmarks built before the point of historical divergence, but perhaps not much else.

[@tobiojo6469]

The world would be very different

[@winstonoboogie2424]

Glad I don't have any kids. I'd have to apologize for having brought them into such a horrible world.

[@loboblanco4426]

The treaty of Versailles was staggeringly punarive. Germany would have payed huge reparations through 1988.

[@brandenaguilar2962]

It's impossible to know therefore impossible to state as fact with any accuracy. Hence why history is exactly that, history.

[@TonyFerdinand-rj3qr]

It happened so the what ifs don't matter history is history

[@smith2781]

Exactly. If my mum had balls she would my dad wouldn’t she??

[@brandenaguilar2962]

Time will ultimately carry on regardless of influence and it doesn't care for what ifs. The very concept of time is a human construct not yet fully understood and to us simply a tool used to navigate our everyday lives and create a cohesive record of our own existence. Therefore the whole " what if " stuff can't even apply.

[@Bad-Bru]

HELLO FRIENDS! -GRUNGE- U GUYS ARE AWESOME

[@zepcrazyfre]

*’No Hitler.’* Wow…suddenly I’m inspired to write…

[@ChipLooper]

The countries in Eurpe would be alot different

[@jamesmurray8558]

I have always said something worst would have happened.

[@randalcook325]

I think that MM had some good points, but ultimately failed in her so called " what if scenario". In real life, Kaiser Wilhelm was not the crazed dictator that many have made him out to be. He went out of his way to try and prevent the war from happening in the first place. He wrote letter after letter to his cousin's and to the french premier begging them to prevent this war from happening. He talked his cousin Nicholas, down twice from mobilization. I believe had the French not betrayed and murdered their God given King Louis XVI, then the Kaiser may have been able to keep the French and all the states from mobilizing. I disagree with MM that Germany and Britian would have become the best of friends. There was too much competition in their naval and colonial races. They wouldnt necessary of become enemies, because they were familial related at the top, but i dont think they would have been besties. The relationship with Germany and Russia may have saved the Monarchy in Russia if there were no WW1. Wilhelm may have tried to help Nicholas when he saw what was happening in Russia. This is the problem with what if scenarios. There are too many variables. As a friend of mine says, the "what" of history happened because God deemed it so.

[@MurvMuzik]

Without the world wars there wouldnt be a Israël state

[@bairmorritt]

This channels usually pretty serious. Whats with the Simpsons reference?

[@bystanderbutch3509]

Hold your tongue. So much wisdom has been gained from the Simpsons.

[@patolt1628]

Entertaining "what if" but ... from an old Frenchman: do you know that on the western front the war took place in France? You have managed to talk about WWI without even mentioning France. Incredible! Especially since first the war ended with a French Fieldmarshal being the commander in chief of the allied forces (Marshal Foch) and second: in the end France had the largest number of casualties and destructions (1.6 million dead and 4 million injured, to be compared to the 880.000 dead and around 1 million injured for Britain)! The impact has been the loss of a generation so to speak: 15% of the population was dead or disabled! The country has never fully recovered by the way and this is not negligible to understand the inexplicable disaster of 1940, based mainly on huge strategic and tactical mistakes, exacerbated by the lack of communication means and poor leadership (to say the least). Anyway this is not a reason to delete for ever France from the picture ... So, if I understand correctly, the French were just attending the show, probably sitting on lounge chairs on sunny days, admiring these brave British soldiers winning WWI by themselves... Last but not the least: the statement from Margaret MacMillan, "there would have been a world-changing alliance made between Britain and Germany ..." Nobody else ... So pretentious! Thanks, I appreciate! 9:38: you could have mentionned that although "people packing together in close contact" increased the spreading of the disease, this is not what triggered the pandemic. The origin of the so-called "Spanish flu" was ... in America. The disease started in Kansas where young American soldiers were contaminated in boot camps (Fort Riley to be precise) before travelling to Europe. Note: it has been called "Spanish flu" because Spain (which was not involved in WWI) was the only country at the time to post information related to this pandemic. In Spain they call it "the Neapolitan soldier" (don't ask me why)

[@jamesbednar8625]

Have been serving/working on Fort Riley since 1993. There is actually an obscure historical marker stating that the Spanish Flu started on Camp Funston - part of Fort Riley. It has been speculated that the flu may have started way out in the western part of the state - possible Hodgeman County. At any rate - yep - started at Fort Riley.

[@patolt1628]

@@jamesbednar8625 Thanks for the clarification

[@jacobstopper3804]

First

[@fortunatomartino8549]

✡️ would not have isreal And be much poorer No communism

[@mikeybraz915]

If there was no ww1 or ww2....Imagine how over populated the world would be. Not saying either war was necessary, just think how large the population of earth would be.

[@mikefitzgerald41]

Worlds Jewish population- 15 million- Nobel Prizes 214 Worlds Muslim population- 1.5 billion -Nobel Prizes 14