The History of Modern Germany: Every Year

See the history of Germany from its unification in 1871 to the modern day.
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Music used:
Heil dir im Siegerkranz and Deutschlandlied

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Scholz technically isn't Chancellor yet but he's basically going to take up the position in a week or two so I went ahead and included him.

[@HBGamingTD]

There was a brief "German Empire" from 1848-1849.

[@robertjarman3703]

Warum nicht ich sehen die Präsidenten des Weimar und der Bundesrepublik können?

[@byzantineboi8345]

It’s chancellor not Prime Minister he’ll be chancellor If his campaign posters say anything it’s gonna be an interesting time for the Germans(and Austrians)

[@Cykler770]

Estimated is the 9th december when Olaf Scholz should take office if the coalition partis approve

[@andrefarfan4372]

Hi

[@codeviper8665]

To me it's pretty amazing how short Adolf's reign is in the grand scheme of things, but is undeniably the most consequential part of this timeframe

[@cbep9]

Wouldn't WW1 be more consequential since it lead to WW2 and Adolf's reign?

[@kanedawong]

@Safwaan yeah only the borders

[@kanedawong]

@Safwaan oh wait and nukes and some other studf

[@trueblade3636]

@@cbep9 the war of 1870* lead to WW1 Everything which happens has a cause in History

[@eliasstenman3710]

So you’re telling me it didn’t last a thousand years!?

[@Anonymous-sf5yv]

Not sure if the static on the Imperial anthem was intentional or not, but if it was it was a great touch! Helped nail the feel of the era, as a side note I also would of included the borders of the states formed out of Brest-Litovsk instead of a single occupied area. Because as far as the Germans at the time were concerned, the war on the eastern front was over and the treaty was final.

[@TheodoresTomfooleries]

It's an old recording from that era.

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

Neither confirms nor deconfirms the theory.

[@clouds-rb9xt]

@@deleetiusproductions3497 ?? Theory?

[@clouds-rb9xt]

@@TheodoresTomfooleries It's a shame he should've used a more modern version

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

@@clouds-rb9xt Theory that having the static there was intentional.

[@someweirdo2757]

I see you adopted Cody’s design for the flag of Nazi Germany

[@austino5076]

Who’s Cody

[@hockeyislife2]

@@austino5076 from Alternate History Hub

[@carmi7042]

KZbin when someone shows their support to bloody Fascist, Communist, Imperialist, etc... governents: nothing KZbin when someone puts a Nazi flag only for show that in one period of the time Germany was ruled by Hitler: 🤬

[@petermarx8090]

KZbin sucks !😠

[@tyler1107]

@「 Deadpoppin 」 “there’s nothing wrong with imperialism” I wouldn’t go that far lol. Imperialism is usually violence and exploitation of some people group. Exploitation of people is bad, violence is bad. Though, “blood for the blood god” is a valid counterargument.

[@uncinarynin]

Thanks, Tigerstar. That silent break is ... chilling. Between 1949 and 1990 you could have played "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit" and "Auferstanden aus Ruinen" at once. Yes that would sound crazy. In 1989/1990 there was a debate about using a different anthem or writing a completely new one but in the end they just continued the old Joseph Haydn melody with the lyrics by August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben.

[@MaxwellTornado]

Honestly, as much as I would prefer KZbin actually let people play a damn anthem, the nazis in this video lasted like 5 seconds. Not much time for a song.

[@uncinarynin]

@@MaxwellTornado "Das Lied der Deutschen" by Joseph Haydn / August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben has been a national anthem all the time since 1922, except for the era and area of the German Democratic Republic. The only thing changing is which parts they are actually singing at official events.

[@MaxwellTornado]

@@uncinarynin Ah, I see. I thought the Third Reich had its own, considering they changed everything else.

[@uncinarynin]

@@MaxwellTornado They sang the first stanza (Deutschland Deutschland über alles) and the "Horst Wessel song" (Die Fahne hoch). After the second world war it was forbidden to sing it in the American occupation zone. By the initiative of Konrad Adenauer, first chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, the third stanza "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit" became the anthem of (west) Germany, and this phrase (Unity and right and liberty) was also engraved on the edge of the 2 DM and 5 DM coins. There is no law specifying this, just an exchange of letters between Konrad Adenauer and Theodor Heuss (first president of the FRG). Nevertheless the anthem, together with the flag and other symbols, is subject to StGB §90a "insult of the state and its symbols", a crime that can be punished by up to three years in prison.

[@smintili]

Fun fact about Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit and Auferstanden aus Ruinen: melodically both hymns can be played with both lyrics switched, i.e. the East German text with the west German music and vice versa.

[@vanbaguette7368]

Great summarization. I like how you also went through the effort to draw the state borders too and not just the outer borders.

[@gregr6684]

I find it really upsetting that KZbin censors historical symbols and imagery, even when they are presented in their historical context for learning purposes. Quite a sad state of affairs.

[@derdude6214]

It's probably quite a burden to filter out when it's shown for educational purposes and when it's some stupid f-head being a stupid f-head.

[@jeffreygao3956]

They should censor white supremacists and conspiracy theorists instead!

[@jeffreygao3956]

I would censor racism instead!

[@theelectricwalrus]

It would be very interesting to see this from Ottonian East Francia, or the Carolingian conquest of saxany, to modern times

[@andresvida95]

How the hell is your comment from 12 days ago if this video was uploaded today?

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

@@andresvida95 Patreon

[@kets4443]

@Leo the British-Filipino Hohenstaufen-ruled HRE best borders

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

German Empire: Heil dir im Siegerkranz- UK: Hey, I've seen this one

[@kingofohio5689]

Also russian empire anthem

[@petermarx8090]

And liechtenstein

[@Super-oc2rb]

Love Germany from Egypt 🇪🇬❤🇩🇪

[@LucasBenderChannel]

A lot of very accurate details :) Thank you! I especially appreciate that you included the change of East Germany's flag!

[@krov.]

Respect and greetings to all the German people from Peru. 🇵🇪❤🇩🇪 Gott beschütze Deutschland vor allem Bösen

[@SharkJ002]

🇦🇷♥️🇵🇪♥️🇩🇪

[@arcihungbycraneonfire]

I see a pattern here

[@xx_b3n6_xx67]

Danke

[@alvaro1999ification]

@@arcihungbycraneonfire which one

[@smorcrux426]

I love how the music fades just as hitler rises to power, and is kept silent for all of his reign.

[@smorcrux426]

@Sam Wallace I doubt emperor tigerstar would have played that, even if it was allowed.

[@greenlime1997]

The silence is a metaphor for a Germany consumed in darkness from Kristallnicht in 1938 to the formation of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949.

[@jeffreygao3956]

He could have played Klaus's Theme: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqbWqZqDict1aJY&ab_channel=DillonM.DeRosa-Topic

[@JimmyaKaTheK]

It’s ironic how Hitler an Austrian was the one that dissolved Prussia as an entity.

[@sahilhossian2449]

@Sam Wallace f Prussia 1451-1926

[@darklysm8345]

Austrians are germans too, and the slavs dissolved east prussia, not Hitler

[@commonwealthmapping]

@Sam Wallace ?

[@Paciat]

Hermann Göring was the prime minister of Prussia. On the 25 of February 1947 Allied Control Council for Germany liquidated Prussia.

[@lie5196]

The Allies technically did away with Prussia post war, as the allies blamed the prussian aristocracy for starting both world wars so they just decided to do away with Prussia and it's unique identity believing that it would help prevent another war.

[@user-xl5bi3tc2k]

Love Germany from Japan! 🇩🇪❤🇯🇵

[@kingofohio5689]

We both had dark past but now we are strongest economies in the world 🇩🇪❤🇯🇵

[@user-jv1zn2qz5g]

SHIP JAPAN X GERMANY BABE XD LOL.

[@axelespinoza29]

@@kingofohio5689 Castillegtreich

[@kingofohio5689]

@Welcome to Mars yeah, especially with german unification 1871 and meiji restoration

[@nein236]

@@kingofohio5689 Blumenthal? Bist du Jude?

[@user-es3dr5xk8f]

Love these videos same over and over again...

[@Carbonat]

Nicely done, but a few mistakes I have noted: Waldeck-Pyrmont existed only until 1929 and the "Amt Neuhaus" was part of the GDR and stayed until 1993 at Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, when it became part of Niedersachsen, not already in the 40's. Also parts of the "Landkreis Prignitz" in Brandenburg were part of M-V from 1990-1992.

[@BalekduNom]

Great video

[@Eduardjms]

I noticed that instead of the Svastica you put the youtube simbol. It made my day

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Swastika ≠ Nazi You could write it perfectly.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Though your spelling is actually correct.

[@SexyShukshee]

Finally, the legend we needed

[@altunic6530]

Nice vid 😊

[@rameenaayan3248]

I love how he puts the youtube logo in place of the swastika

[@marsmanalvarez5869]

It symbolizes for the recently updated "hate speech" policies due to the death of Downfall (the 2004 war film) star Bruno Ganz after his one-year battle with colon cancer two years ago

[@joostheger3923]

Hi ET, high respect and I love all of your vids. I know you like to be as accurate as possible. So I wondered if you missed the dutch annexation of postwar germany, or if this is a considered descision. see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_annexation_of_German_territory_after_the_Second_World_War and kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5bMZYNoapeUqKs

[@pomeranianproductions647]

The annexations the Netherlands did after World War 2 we’re really minor and only a few square kilometers of land, some of which was even given back. The Netherlands did plan to take more though however the western allies refused.

[@joostheger3923]

@@pomeranianproductions647 yea I know. It would be however visible on a map of this scale.

[@danielbishop1863]

@@pomeranianproductions647 : Though, the Dutch ultimately ended up keeping *one* piece of formerly-German territory: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duivelsberg

[@joostheger3923]

@@danielbishop1863 Next vid of EmperorTigerstar: The history of Duivelsberg (Devils mountain ), every year.

[@clouds-rb9xt]

@@joostheger3923 indeed

[@Kaan_is_myname97]

Greetings to Germany from Turkey 🇹🇷🤝🇩🇪

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Central Powers stronk.

[@derdude6214]

@@mohdadeeb1829 well not that strong after all

[@indicimbecile6992]

Hey tigerstar. This is extremely unrelated, but I know your the kind of guy to dig it. There’s this underrated KZbin channel called Atlas Altera, which I guess is kind of a podcast, where a guy tells the lore of an extremely detailed alternate history map he made. The map itself has hundreds of countries and hours of research put into it.

[@isusmisus9922]

Hey EmperorTigerstar can you make a tutorial on how you get those maps?

[@OtakuVonBismarck21]

That's exactly what I needed now.

[@janmelantu7490]

My therapist: “Skinny Germany isn’t real, it can’t hurt you” Skinny Germany: 0:42

[@Shreck777]

1:03 i very like how the flag is true

[@therealpat5168]

Press F for Königsberg.

[@pocketmarcy6990]

Comrade, I think you mean Kaliningrad

[@kingofohio5689]

@@pocketmarcy6990 what about if we buy Kaliningrad and it will be königsberg

[@RandomPersonR]

F

[@Ponanoix]

@@kingofohio5689 Worst financial decision in our lives, that's what it is gonna be

[@submarino006]

​@@pocketmarcy6990 Königsberg was the city that saw Kant's birth. Kaliningrad is the city that took everything down and named it after a criminal.

[@adams.2407]

Perfect design for No-No Germany’s flag

[@chananyuk]

Quality content, as always.

[@Joseph-qm5hs]

Nobody: Germany on political compass during the 20th century: Parkour!

[@astroidexadam5976]

From a colonial empire to an unstable democracy, to a totalitarian(absolute) dictatorship, to an occupied state, to being divided between a satellite/puppet state and a semi-independent state to a leading economic and industrial power in Europe that is currently ranked in the top 15 most democratic countries

[@pixelpeoplewarrior4221]

Alsace-Lorraine: ❌ Elsaß-Lothringen: ✅

[@kingofohio5689]

Da hast du rechts!

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Extremely based for keeping the Angry Mustache Man segment silent but not based for not playing Auferstanden aus Ruinen, the anthem they SHOULD'VE been used for a reunified Germany

[@trueblade3636]

History is repeating with mandatory vaccinations

[@phil_cassidy]

@@trueblade3636 K

[@sergiowinter5383]

@@trueblade3636 Yes, but now the bad guy is Umbrella, I mean, Pfizer

[@stingy8029]

if his video had hort wiessel lied his video would be banned

[@andrefarfan4372]

@@trueblade3636 k

[@almcmemeshack8443]

"The best way to stop extremism online is obviously demonetizing objective, anti-extreme history videos" -KZbin

[@originalhistory4446]

Awesome!

[@anarcho-boulangistllamaent2023]

Hey Emperor Tigerstar, great video but I noticed two small mistakes at 1:03 for the years 1943 and 1944: Neither the Operational Zone of the Alpine Foothills, which comprised the provinces of South Tyrol, Trentino and Belluno (so everything south of the Brenner Pass, which is the border between Italy and Austria) nor the Operational Zone of the Adriatic Littoral were part of the Reichsgau of Tyrol-Vorarlberg and Carinthia, respectively. So those two Reichsgaue were much smaller than depicted here.

[@itzpro5951]

they were

[@occam7382]

I noticed that he also didn't include any of the Reichskommisariats (such as Niederlande, Norway, Ostand, Ukraine, etc.), which were annexed into the 3rd Reich, at least in a similar manner to Poland and Bohemia.

[@EEE-pv2eo]

I feel like it might be more interesting for 1945 to show what the last of Germany looked like pre-occupation during the war. I know that it might not be entirely accurate or this is supposed to be the end of the year but we already see the occupation for multiple years

[@williampitt1537]

I respect that nod you did to KZbin in... Those years... I commend it for it's true.

[@benbeter1880]

Have been following you for like 6 years now, and you are still doing an amazing job and still showing quality map content. Thanks you.

[@yeah91919]

love the static on the imperial anthem

[@godofgold8084]

How did you make your prussian tiger? Looks so amazing in detail

[@honorablechairmanmeow8698]

Wasn't Frederick III (Wilhelm II's father) the Kaiser for about 9 months before he died? He was never Coronated, but as far as I'm aware, he was still the Kaiser for a short time.

[@procyon6370]

Wasn't that the Year of Three Emperors? Kind of hard to show that when you're going year-by-year

[@Carbonat]

Map and infos are from the 31.12. of every year, so yes, Friedrich III. was German Kaiser for a few months during 1888.

[@IAlightenI]

Great job, keep it up. Proud of you.

[@theairdropperhypehouse9290]

I’m writing a world war 2 book and your one of the 4 you tubers I’m mentioning, only if you show me how to make these videos :)

[@michaelweiske702]

Microsoft paint.

[@chriseppler7291]

Just be sure to spell ‘you’re’ correctly in the book.

[@AlexanderPallares]

I don't think the world is meant to be static for this long.

[@bepobreskovic]

I like how you showed the youtube logo

[@giltor.history]

Great job! But why didn't Frederick III indicate in 1888?

[@bodassassin6387]

I guess it’s because he only ruled for a month before passing away from cancer. I still think he should of at least mention him.

[@giltor.history]

@@bodassassin6387 Only he ruled for 3 months, and about that he should be mentioned, you're right.

[@Bowzikistan]

Nice.

[@bumarangnebula2589]

Demographics of Germany : 1.1.1816 : 23.500.000 (without Alsace-Lorraine) 26.2.1871 : 40.800.000 (Preliminary Peace of Versailles) 31.7.1914 : 68.100.000 (Begin of WW1) 28.6.1919 : 64.900.000 (After WW1, Blockade caused-Famine, Spanish Flu and a heavy in Birth Rate) 1.1.1923 : 62.100.000 (with the Territory of the Saar Basin, after the Treaty of Versailles) 1.9.1939 : 80.150.000 (with Danzig, without Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, Begin of WW2) (69.500.000 within the Borders of January, 1 1938, 10.650.000 in the annexed Territories) 1.1.1949 : 68.800.000 (after WW2 and Expulsions, with the Territory of Saar Basin) 1.1.2023 : 84.400.000 (after Mass Immigration since 1960, Natural Growth ended in the Early 1970s already)

[@lukajean8317]

Love germany from France 🇲🇫❤🇩🇪

[@michaelschindler2870]

Brothers🇩🇪🇫🇷

[@MrGh0s1]

Fun fact: Olaf scholz used to work at finance and before he worked as mayor of Hamburg.

[@nqh4393]

Poor Germany. Losing almost half of the territory in less than 30 years must've been painful.

[@muhammadszmaciarz5172]

stolen territory what so ever

[@neinnein9306]

@Hammer Head Naja, komm schon. Drei polnische Teilungen und ein ganzes polnisches Volk ohne Land ist auch nicht fair. Stell dir das mal umgekehrt vor. Und nein, in diesen Gebieten hat eben nicht jeder Deutsch gesprochen.

[@neinnein9306]

@mar n Ja richtig. Im besetzten polnischen Teil wurde versucht polnisches Leben zu unterdrücken. In der Schweiz kannst du sein wie du willst.

[@vindicator05]

You forgot about Mallorca Island. It has been practically annexed since the 1970's by German forces in (unmarked) uniforms who established annual consultation events.

[@maonparas]

Why is the music the british national anthem in german at one point?? Did germany have the same anthem or something

[@P._Nisbroch]

the music was the same, not the Lyrics

[@thestarlight6168]

love how it stops during Hilter's rule

[@gsbjksikentom]

1935-1945: KZbin Empire

[@octopus_72]

1. You messed up a few of the Gaue and Reichsgaue, Reichsgau Wartheland was named Reichsgau Posen in 1939. Additionally, Gau Bayreuth was formed in 1933, not 1935. 2. The British Occupation Zone had different subdivisions during a brief period of time in 1945 - see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_of_Hanover 3. Amt Neuhaus was owned by Mecklenburg during the period of 1945 - 1993. 4. Waldeck-Pyrmont was annexed to Prussia in 1929. 5. Reuss-Greiz and Reuss-Gera were united in 1919 to form the People's State of Reuss. 6. The Operational Zone of the Adriatic Littoral and the Operational Zone of the Alpine Foothills were not annexed into Carinthia and Tyrol-Vorarlberg, they were informally annexed and _attached_ to the Gaue.

[@Tobi-ln9xr]

I wish I could give that video two likes! 👍🏻

[@watermouth0072]

I want you to try seeing if there are any errors in the song "All the words in the English language".

[@TheToadFan95]

Why do people use the KZbin logo to censor the WW2 german flag but not KZbin's iconic dollar bill sign?

[@bobinskiplays1779]

my grandma was 4,when the soviets attacked at the Oder... She had firstly the fear of death...of dying soliders and other mates. She had seen solidgers dead on the ground and gun fire.Also, that her family was in trouble with the soviets, she knew (and her mother),that the soviets won't show mercy. My family was silesian and thery did go to "exile", to escape the north korean similar DDR. That was awful, how to the germans suffer (the innocent people) from these conditions. Even her family (also soliders) had fear of stalin. That was only a little story of my Grandma in the WW 2.

[@brag0001]

Considering how the Nazi era went, few of them were actually innocent.

[@zakhproxxy]

(the innocent people) xd

[@bobinskiplays1779]

@@zakhproxxy Bro, not funny

[@Ponja__]

@@brag0001 ah yes, every single german civilian who didn't lead a suicidal one-man charge against the government was evil. definitely.

[@brag0001]

@@Ponja__ no, most of them were complacent. That's all it takes for evil to succeed. Edit: Add to this the screwed morals of the time, where people were actually happy to go to war ... I'm German btw. ... just in case my KZbin handle didn't already give it away to you ...

[@doodleguy9491]

It’s a darn shame Germany had to lose so much land but the current state is better than nothing

[@Muffinmurdurer]

A large portion of that land was majority Polish anyway, who got it after Germany not so subtly attempted to commit a few genocides. A pretty good reason if you ask me.

[@schlomogoldstein9480]

@@Muffinmurdurer Not really, over 10 million Germans where expelled from areas that are now part of Poland.

[@Muffinmurdurer]

@@schlomogoldstein9480 owned

[@derdude6214]

I mean I really dig how the border of looked but it's far away from a "shame" that we lost that territory. We committed the most disgusting atrocity in all of human history and forced the most destructive of all wars upon the globe. Losing this territory was fair and important. Fun fact the fifth Chanclor Willy Brandt was the first one to accept the new borders. This was a controversial topic on the one hand because people wouldn't wanna give up the Prussian parts and on the other hand because he therefor legitimized the GDR to have defined borders and therefor being a sovereign states. He did this, to "apologize" to Poland. Ok I wish a wonderful day to whoever's reading this. Peace out.

[@duwang8499]

@@Muffinmurdurer The only majority Slavic areas were Upper Silesia and Masuria.

[@wolv0223]

Huh. One thing I never realized is how closely the modern German internal borders follow the Nazi-era borders. I knew they were different from the old Imperial/Weimer borders, but it seems like the states of today fairly closely follow the Gau borders from the 30s/40s, albeit grouped together. Not exact, by any means, but fairly close. I suppose when you're getting rid of the antiquated state and province borders of the old German Reich, you might as well use the defeated powers replacement borders. No reason to let perfectly good border work go to waste if you're already cleaning house to get rid of the people who might have power bases there, I suppose.

[@derdude6214]

The boarders are also really good cultural indicators. Every state has a unique culture in terms of dialects, food, drinking habits or overall behavior. For example I'm from the north to be exact from the most eastern part of the west living directly on the former boarder to the GDR in lower Saxony and the stereotype for us northern people is that we don't talk. Like we're literally all introverts. Those different cultures probably emerged from the time when Germany wasn't unified. I'd actually love to look this up but I ain't got time for such a research. It is pretty interesting, Germany and its states are incredibly diverse

[@TheAustrianAnimations87]

Love and respect Germany from your southern brother.

[@CJStigen]

I swore I thought the music was going to turn metal when the world wars showed up

[@ianeons9278]

Thanks for including their colonies. Everybody forgets them

[@mikelytou]

First impression at 0:05 seconds: "That map isn't big enough mate."

[@QuizmasterLaw]

1:02 wooohoo i'm colouring outside the lines!

[@deradlervonweidenhof3199]

Wunderschön und dennoch traurig

[@kingofohio5689]

Ich vermisse unser kaiserreich 😔

[@robertharrison7383]

Wonderschoen!

[@smintili]

One little thing: the capital of the unified Germany moved to Berlin in 1998, up until then it remained in Bonn.

[@Steve14ps]

Bonn was the de facto capital, Berlin was always the de jure capital

[@smintili]

@@Steve14psno, from 1950-1998 Bonn was the de jure capital too.

[@Steve14ps]

@@smintili I had family living in Berlin in the 1970s, all Berliners regarded Berlin as 'Hauptstadt Deutschlands', I always loved visiting Berlin.

[@smintili]

@@Steve14psI believe they always regarded themselves as “the real” capital, but still, Bonn was the de jure capital from 1950-1998. Berlinians just think very highly of themselves 😅

[@Steve14ps]

@@smintili Berlin bleibt doch Berlin!

[@logoseven3365]

Nice video as always. History includes the crooked cross, Feelings don’t.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Swastika is neither crooked nor cross.

[@logoseven3365]

@@mohdadeeb1829 I do understand what you mean. However, two lines which intersect are said to cross and a bend is sometimes called a crook.

[@321AlterSchwede]

This developing maps are interesting. For germanys modern hstory i would like to see a bigger time from 1500 too 2000. It would show the struggle of the holy roman empire of german nation, the developement od prussia and how prussia established the kleindeutsche Lösung, in english a germany without austria, which is the reason how modern germany looks.

[@clouds-rb9xt]

danzig hd mapper did a decent video on this, covering a thousand years

[@321AlterSchwede]

@@clouds-rb9xt Thanks a lot

[@oscararc4244]

1934: here it comes... 1935: OH SHI... Oof that was close!

[@wileymanful]

So true!

[@federubio2519]

Interesting

[@skittybug6937]

Could you do the history of Azerbaijan/the Azeri People next?

[@Die_Bereitschaft]

1:03 😳😳😳didn’t know Germany was that thick duyem

[@thegovenor4629]

As far as i know, the capital of west germany was also berlin, but the government was in bonn for obvious reasons

[@georgemakrov6174]

I like how both Germany and Poland kinda moved left on the map . Look at pre ww2 Poland and pre german unification Prussia

[@thetobix2969]

You forgot friedrich lll. in 1888. And Hindenburg as Reichspräsident in the weimar rebuplic.

[@sahilhossian2449]

Wow such history

[@compatriot852]

I still find it hilarious how WW2 Germany's flag always has the KZbin logo/demonization when KZbin historians have to show it

[@user-uw8cn7qy4m]

Why is Franz der Kaiser playing in the background?

[@milkkorsmth]

why wouldnt Franz der Kaiser be playing in the background

[@BloxxterT]

Finally something for us to watch while waiting for the North American history video

[@trevorphilips3724]

In 1916 brusilov offensive is like all western front.

[@somerandomguy___]

Well this is fitting concidering i just capitulated germany in hoi4

[@saobaomenace]

*ferocious skipping to 1914 and 1939 sounds*

[@dreammatic1]

I like how the federal states of germany, in the east-west germany scene, are literally named after city names.

[@scanida5070]

That’s because East-Germany didn’t have any Federal States. “Bezirke” translates to districts.

[@user-gr9fq9gt9w]

*0:43* *The state of free bottleneck*

[@funnyman4744]

0:54 top ten moments before disaster

[@Dersimite]

1:04 top 10 anime endings

[@LincolnLoud2015]

Alternate History in Germany timeline: Rising phase: 1 June 2015-15 May 2016 Main phase: 16 May 2016-20 December 2020 Falling phase: 21 December 2020-Present

[@tieemond7758]

Why did you choose to only include Westgerman/federal chancellors and not presidents, as president is the official head of state?

[@figtree_video_archive]

Because Chancellors have more power.

[@lorrdy7640]

The presidents are way less important in times of peace

[@MarshallMori]

"Wanna know how I got these borders?"

[@jamespyle777]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama%E2%80%93Georgia_football_rivalry I know this may seem irrelevant, but this map on Wikipedia I found feels a bit off especially when zoomed out.

[@luism169]

What are the pieces played?

[@jeffrey1017]

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