What if ALL Revolutions of 1848 Succeeded?

The year 1848 is perhaps one of the most important in European history. It was a period of chaos, as practically every nation in Western Europe suffered massive unrest. The goal was to get rid of the dysfunctional monarchies and create states based on shared language, religion, and heritage. So, what if all succeeded? How would Europe look, and what would change?
These ideas were introduced to most of Europe nearly 40 years prior to that, when Napoleon Bonaparte was invading most of Europe. He created the Confederation of the Rhine and created some unified Italian states. After he was defeated, his ideas of forming countries based on language continued to live on and even to thrive.
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[@Ougos]

I find it funny that a video talking about the 1848 revolution is, well, 18:48 minutes long.

[@rewriting-history]

Damn right! It took me 3 tries to make that happen

[@Ougos]

Nice.

[@robertharrington703]

​@@rewriting-history My OCD thanks you greatly sir

[@death-istic9586]

Hi😊​@@rewriting-history

[@death-istic9586]

​@@rewriting-historyhi

[@titanics.o.s2101]

The fact that this video is 18 minutes and 48 seconds makes this video even better

[@rewriting-history]

I know right! Glad many people noticed

[@NelsonDiscovery]

@@rewriting-history I just fucked up the 48 likes count of your comment. Sorry.

[@ChatGPT_ChatbotTest]

*VIDEO IDEA:* What if Austria-Hungary went through with the Sixtus Affair _(where austria tried to betray germany in 1917)?_

[@jordan-oc6uo]

Sounds cool, I've always thought about that

[@Andrew-x3w6i]

Good idea

[@peoplesrepublicofbeesechur7179]

Then Austria would annex germany in the peace deal and proclaim the Germano-Austro-Hungarian Empire ofc

[@Bri.ishMan_Editz]

Wait is this actually AI

[@BradleyDantzer-x4m]

The youtuber, "Just A Greek Historian" made a video on that

[@Theonlyrealonethereis]

1848: exists Monarchies: “HERE IT COMES!”

[@rewriting-history]

The downfall!

[@SamFromItalia]

Mildly large number exists: Monachies: "MOMMY!!!"

[@darkenergy436]

@@SamFromItalia this comment feels ai generated, maybe im just too paranoid

[@SamFromItalia]

@@darkenergy436 I would not put in the effort of making a bot just so I could make mildly funny KZbin comments faster

[@darkenergy436]

@@SamFromItalia lmao

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

That thumbnail is PERFECT! Loved the video! Suggestion: What if Austria won the wars of italian independence?

[@rewriting-history]

Good idea, I will explore that side of the war too

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@rewriting-history Cool!

[@giovannipeggio5071]

Extremely nice touch that the video is long exactly 18.48😁

[@rewriting-history]

Damn right! I'm glad people noticed that

[@ChaseMomoi]

been waiting for this for a while!

[@rewriting-history]

same here! I hope you will like it!

[@juandt1234]

fun fact: there was going to be a revolution in britain but it was cancelled because it was raining that day

[@rewriting-history]

Average British protestors

[@Perrirodan1]

Realism 3, Ottoman is the sickman of Europe, they couldn't start such a war. Also Walachia annexing Hungarian land early is ridiculous, they were way too poor and their army was bad.

[@I-h4t3-4ll-0f-y0u]

I love how you can clearly tell where the creator is from after he gives Bulgaria Constantinople after a single war.

[@justastudentth6560]

And the slightly too thick slavic accent

[@NelsonDiscovery]

lololol Giving Constantinople to Bulgaria is JUSTICE! Who else but the most desperate rival of the Byzantine Empire should be it's successor?

[@Yappingkinger]

​@@NelsonDiscoveryconstantinople is a greek city girly pop

[@enzymcs2992]

​​@@Yappingkinger Saying 'girly pop' strips you of any rights. Please stop yapping and touch grass.

[@cosminivan9927]

Albania in this timeline: "Thank you Napoleon, you are my best friend"

[@rewriting-history]

Unlikely friends :D

[@yazovgaming]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Apes_TogetherStrong]

Fun Fact: a descendant of Napoleon (Roland Napoleon Bonaparte) was supposedly offered the crown of Albania

[@NovikNikolovic]

Ju arë dhe piskipër, ju arë dhe legjend.

[@2ndYHWH]

me albania be careful

[@thegreatsallingerkaiser2545]

Hey! One thing I wanted to mention in connection of the Hungarian uprising and revolutionary war of 1848-49, and just share my opinion (as a Hungarian, who's grandparents are from Transylvania): Hungary made an alliance with the Slovaks (who were called "tótok" in Hungarian) in 1848, because the Slovakian nationalistic movement's leaders thought it was their best interest, to be a well respected minority in an indipendent Hungary, than in the large Habsburg Empire. After some time - and at the end of the conflict, -Transilvanian Hungarians and Romanians made peace with eachother for basically the same reason. The biggest problem was with the Croats and Serbs, because they were very much influenced by the Austrian leadership. Croatia was in a Commonwealth with Hungary from 1091 (when St. Ladislaus the I, the king of Hungary occupied the region), so they could've achived the same status of indipendence within the Kingdom of Hungary, as Hungary wanted to be within the Habsburg Monarchy. So I think even tho Hungary became multiethnic (mainly after the XVIII. century), the minor nations' leaders could've made a long-lasting pact with the new Hungarian government.

[@CocoSon-we2rg]

The Romanians were on the side of the Hungarian revolutionaries at the provision of the Proclamation at point 12, by which they would have been part of Hungary, after which they turned their backs on Kossuth, contributing to these and the curses made to the Serbs.

[@t-brick]

Is it purposely exactly 18 minutes and 48 seconds long?

[@rewriting-history]

Yes

[@t-brick]

@@rewriting-history gawd damn

[@mappingshaman5280]

Realism: 7/10. The idea the russians and ottomans would effectively establish non agression is ridiculous. Russia was too heavily invested in pan slavism and the ottomans just united the south slavs (well except slovenes but nobody cares about them) under their oppression. There's no way they're just going to sit on their hands. Also the ottomans shouldn't have been strong anyway. They were the sickman of europe, their army was outdated, so was their political system and their economy etc. I think even a new hungary would at least be able to secure status quo antebellum. Also im pretty sure the independence of poland in galicia and prussian poland would have led to a general rebellion in congress poland

[@karlfranzemperorofmandefil5547]

He also entirely ignored the 1848 Frankfurt German empire, entirely ignoring its aims, established constitution and goals. For example the whole „we have no desire to expand“ schtick doesent make sense because they absolutely included Austria in their planned borders as well as Bohemia. An independent Austrian identity didn’t even really exist at the time and the idea of Kleindeutschland didn’t have much traction.

[@Demicleas]

Yeah and even if the Russians do succeed in forming a polish client state I guarantee it wouldn't last a decade before a rebellion overthrows it starting another conflict with Russia.

[@ElementalSamurai]

I love this idea! It’s kinda like if we skip forward a few centuries in terms of self determination and independence

[@rewriting-history]

Like the reference

[@ElementalSamurai]

Omg great touch having the video be 18 minutes and 48 seconds

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that! I put some time towards it

[@theendofemeralds]

suddenly hearing a bulgarian (I assume) accent after hours of listening to people with Canadian, American, British, and Australian accents is... interesting, his accent practically woke me up from a dead sleep (not, of course, to say that the accent is painful or bad, I find it quite nice, it's just a stark contrast.

[@rewriting-history]

I appreciate that, it's my charm and I have been working to improve it, but it's the thing that sets me apart from other creators. Also yes, it's Bulgarian.

[@IronMar1O]

9:10 Actually during the 1848 Revolutions in Spain, yes a Carlist War was going on, but it wasn't this time to put some '''Carlos'' in charge, actually the ''Second Carlist War'' as it would be called, was more like a little insurrection in north Spain, mostly in Catalonia. The reason the war occurred was that Isabel II refused to marry Carlos María Isidro son. So if the Second Carlist War was a success, which is veeery unlikely, the result would be that Isabel II agrees to marry Carlos ''junior'', or as the carlist called him ''Carlos VI''. Thus unifying both Carlist and ''liberal'' dynastic lines.

[@ChaseMomoi]

One of the best videos you've made yet in my opinion

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that, I'm getting better every time!

[@Luzeru362]

NO WAY! I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS YESTERDAY!!

[@Jordanlukemarks]

0:31 ah yes, my favorite military general, Napoleon Bombombparta (this isn’t a hate comment, just found it funny)

[@SachitKanojia-gm9rh]

Can you make what if lndia was independent in 1859

[@cheriankalayil2362]

Do you mean 1857?

[@SachitKanojia-gm9rh]

Yes

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

It might seems like a short video but youtubers like you put days or weeks into the effort.

[@rewriting-history]

Yep, that's how it is. I'm glad that some people know that

[@KeyPro97]

I love how wild these scenarios are!

[@rewriting-history]

This is my signature

[@sparkcodm7620]

But Hungary withstood Austria and had to fight the Croatian rebellion Slovakian rebellion and the ban at vojvodin rebellion considering by this time the Ottoman Empire was in decline and wasn’t there an Albanian revolt , also they had problem collecting taxes due to armed rogue militias in the balkans meaning it will be 3 times more dysfunctional than it was irl

[@TheRavenLord1]

Only downside, the Belgians still exist.

[@OrangeSheepPlayz]

That intro was so cool!

[@Т1000-м1и]

Great video. Here when this has just 11,6k subs

[@rewriting-history]

Ayyy, I'm aiming for 100,000 by the end of the year!

[@صقر-ط6ي]

My man is uploading a masterpiece after masterpiece

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that very much!

[@starhalv2427]

As a Pole, I agree with most points you made about my country's fate should these uprisings succeed. The Polish client state would be very likely indeed, considering that just 20 some years prior a Russian client state did indeed exist in Poland before rebelling and losing. The only difference I think would happen, is that in my opinion Russia would attempt to weaken this new Polish client state by separating the eastern, Ukrainian part of Galicia, and annexing it directly into the Russian Empire. Maybe they'd also give Germany back some of the land, but it's much less likely. P.S: Now that I think of it, there was an (unsuccesfull) attempt to start a Polish uprising in Russia between the years of 1846 and 1848. I wonder if it's success would change much, probably yes since newly unified Poland would, as per the rules of "All uprising succeed", win against Russia.

[@TokitoZinn]

NICE as usual Suggestion:What If Franco prussian war never happened

[@rewriting-history]

Good idea, I will soon do a similar video!

[@dkkwikekikekke88777]

Very good video but I have know idea how the Ottoman Empire is supposed to beat Hungary. At that time the Austrian army was probably better and more advanced than the Ottoman army but they still wouldn’t have beaten Hungary without Russian support. Meanwhile Russia would have invade the Ottoman Empire.

[@Kulisek_Gaming]

As a Czech, im a bit dissapointed that Bohemia didnt became independent, as there were some revolutions aswell, but when he said Austria-Bohemia, i was like: I mean its alright like🤷‍♂ (great video as always)

[@3pw878]

Highly unlikely as in this new Austria 70% of the people would be Germans so they would be the majority

[@chillpollo]

i do think that bohemia would've had a lot more autonomy, something like kaiserreich

[@Samsonig]

Kinda funny that the video is 18:48 minutes long good detail!

[@rewriting-history]

Yes, I appreciate that!

[@BrunoGomes-c7g]

Funny fact:the video has 18:48 and the year also are 1848

[@rewriting-history]

I tried hard to make that possible!

[@fiks-c2r]

Also , The ukranians rebeled in galicia to in 1848, also eastern galicia was Majority ukranian , Only Lwow was polish. So it doesnt make sense "Creating a country based on nationality.", and also romanians in south bukovina

[@georgiats6617]

Hey! Wonderful video. Can you make a video about what if the Ottoman invasion of Italy in 1480 had succeeded?

[@yazovgaming]

Ah yes! Lets never forget the Good ol' tradition of Making Greater Bulgaria in every Alternative History Scenario!!!

[@Botfasfggfvvsdgge123]

Video idea: What if the Italian Rebellion of 1831 succeeded?

[@Shadowhunter22222]

Many Austrians also wanted to be part of Germany, that only failed because there were too many non-german ethnicities in Austria and because the prussian and austrian monarchies absolutely didnt want to. But if the non-german ethnicities would gain independence from Austria, and if the Revolutionists would be way more powerful than the rulers, Austria would have joined germany.

[@MikhailTukachevsky]

got an idea "What if Naples formed Italy?", really unrealistic but still a cool idea since naples was a lot different and less republican to the rest, and more opposed to unification

[@thenamesianna]

The Lombards' nightmare

[@mr.carguy654]

As a Hungarian, this version of Hungary is a sight for sore eyes! 🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺

[@buckaroobonzai9847]

It wasn't Austria who ruled other nations, it was the Hapsburgs, the power behind the throne.

[@Christian_Sannino]

1) What if Italy was restored in 1400s 2) What if Holy Roman Empire never collapsed

[@PROUD_TITOIST]

2:04 they were like that Covid meme with North Korea,ypu know one infected kext moment,0 infected,one ainfected again 0 next moment Same here except they would kill every bit of rebels on sight instead

[@rewriting-history]

Hahahha nice one, that was funny!

[@PROUD_TITOIST]

@@rewriting-history i know,as a Serbian...just look at first and 2nd Serbian uprising if you want,thise litteraly are one of great examples of Ottoman cruelty For example one of events that ignited it waw Turks slaying many nobles in Serbia,even we call "slaying of duches"

[@jeremiahmarlow8938]

Have a wonderful day

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate it, you too!

[@Thatoneidiot001]

I just thought of this before I saw the notification

[@lenochod_one]

Bohemian revolution of 1848 would mean that czech kingdom would became indepedent

[@TOUCA_DE_PIXEL]

3:29 bro went from 1848 to the day when ironland conquered ireland

[@ironzombie39]

I’m pretty sure an earlier unified Germany would include Austria. Prior to WW2, Austrians were considered as German as Bavarians and Prussians. It was only due to a certain mustache man that Austrians tried distancing themselves from being German. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Empire_(1848-1849)

[@ayararesara6253]

>ALL Revolutions of 1848 Succeeded >Galicia is somehow fully polish

[@IndoSlovenian-Animations]

Hey Rewriting History can you do a scenario where Chan Santa Cruz succesfully seperates from Mexico and the Yucatan briefly its quite underrated as the Mexican-American War overshadows it and its the closest thing to a Mayan state in the 19th century well I think

[@royalistproductions]

It's funny how the video is 18:48 long lol

[@rewriting-history]

I tried my best to make it this way!

[@nohandleisavailable]

The Bulgarian peace deal was only SLIGHTLY biased

[@ItaloSomali_Ball]

but you forget the 2 Italian cities Trento and Trieste after the rebellion and you get Trento, Trieste and maybe Caporetto would most likely not stay neutral in all 2 world wars (maybe)

[@hanneswiggenhorn2023]

I think it's worth noting that an Austrian empire without Hungary is more successful in industrializing, as hungarian nobles won't block reforms anymore, which would make them stronger compared to their size (of course their military strength may be weaker or similar as a lot of soldiers are missing). An Austria without Hungarian territories could also mean that the idea of Großdeutschland could succeed, which would lead to an interesting central European superpower (potentially also a big Germany ruled by Habsburgs or at least a common descendent of the Habsburg and Hohenzollern dynasty

[@justamoravian1042]

As a Czech - I love this timeline

[@n.kup09]

As a Belgian, it makes me happy that Limburg is coming back to us 😊 .The Netherlands did not want to give them to us even if this region wanted to be part of Belgium.

[@dingozi3428]

In an alternate timeline where all the Revolutions of 1848 succeeded, the landscape of Europe and the wider world would be dramatically different. Here's a detailed speculative timeline: **1848 - The Year of Victorious Revolutions:** - Across Europe, the people's demands for liberal constitutions, national unification, and social reforms are met with success. - Monarchies concede to the formation of constitutional governments, and a wave of democratic fervor sweeps the continent. **1850s - A Decade of Reform and Unification:** - The German states unify into a single democratic nation, becoming a leading power in Europe. - Italy also unifies, and with the support of its people, it becomes a hub of cultural and economic progress. - The Habsburg Empire is restructured into a federation of equal nations, each with its own constitution. **1860s - Industrial Expansion and Social Change:** - With political barriers removed, a surge in industrial development begins, bolstered by the free movement of people and goods. - Workers' rights are advanced, leading to the establishment of the eight-hour workday and the end of child labor. **1870s - The Rise of International Cooperation:** - The success of democracy in Europe encourages the formation of an international body to promote peace and cooperation. - Colonized nations in Asia and Africa begin to push for independence, inspired by the European revolutions. **1880s - A New World Order:** - The international body evolves into a proto-United Nations, mediating disputes and fostering global collaboration. - Scientific and cultural exchanges increase, leading to breakthroughs in medicine, science, and the arts. **1890s - The Dawn of a Progressive Era:** - Social welfare systems are established, providing universal healthcare and education. - Women's suffrage is achieved worldwide, marking a significant step towards gender equality. **1900s - The Century of Peace:** - With the mechanisms for peaceful conflict resolution in place, the world avoids the catastrophic wars of the 20th century. - The focus turns to environmental conservation, and significant efforts are made to combat climate change. **1910s - Technological Revolution:** - Technological advancements accelerate, with the invention of the internet coming decades earlier. - Space exploration begins in earnest, and by the mid-20th century, humans land on Mars. **1920s - A Global Community:** - The concept of nation-states begins to fade, replaced by a global identity and citizenship. - The world's languages blend into a universal tongue, facilitating even greater understanding and unity among people. **1930s - Utopia or Dystopia?** - The rapid changes bring about a philosophical debate: has utopia been achieved, or has humanity lost something vital in its quest for perfection? - A movement to preserve cultural heritage and diversity gains momentum, balancing the global identity with local traditions. This speculative timeline imagines a world transformed by the success of the Revolutions of 1848, leading to a more united and peaceful global society. However, it's important to remember that history is complex, and such sweeping changes would bring their own set of challenges and unintended consequences.

[@whitehawk4099]

Is this AI generated? Why did you even post this?

[@dingozi3428]

@@whitehawk4099 Why do people always roast me I'm literally just 13 years old

[@whitehawk4099]

@@dingozi3428 It reads as AI generated.

[@dingozi3428]

@@whitehawk4099 what

[@EHMM]

people using le GPT to sound smart 😢

[@pierren___]

6:41 it would be easier to unite with the bourbon sicily tbh

[@aarohalme1020]

Posen gaining autonomy under Prussia seems far more likely, and the Ottomans were partitioned way too hard while the Russians didnt even try to take advantage of that? Balance of power politics are still a major factor here to boot, at most the Ottomans go to something resembling the aftermath of the Russo-Turkish war, with Greece and Russia gaining a bit more border territories on top.

[@BotondSütő]

Great video. You forgot that there was a republican revolution in Vienna as well, so if every revolution succeded Austria would have became a republic and joined to Germany. Maybe also Bohemia but not sure about that.

[@bulgariamapper21]

the fact its 18 minutes and 48 seconds long

[@rewriting-history]

That's 3000IQ moment

[@vladimirjovanovic2145]

16:00 Bulgaria getting all the lands there is just stupid considering the bulgars were just an uprusing here

[@NickSkottex]

how coincidential that the vid lasts exactly 18 minutes and 48 secs lol

[@rewriting-history]

When you spend 1 hour trying to make it exactly 18:48 and people call it coincidential... :D jk

[@shanshoon123]

After these vids i think theres no senario that will save the ottomans in 19th century

[@Dustgordo19]

Glory to Austria-Bohemia 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯

[@rewriting-history]

Based

[@mmmdavid]

Wow, you really put a lot of time making the Ottomans look competent by feeding their vassals Hungarian land and then just let them crumble like a brittle cookie, I think the Hungarians would have done better considering how well they have done in the actual revolution against the Austrians whom would have been stronger than the Ottomans, even if the Ottomans had the numerical advantage, I highly doubt that they would be able to conquer significant portion (and certainly not all of) Hungary. It's really interesting to think about all the Hungarians who wouldn't have left because of the success, fun fact: Hungarians who fought in the revolution and emigrated fought in the American civil war

[@rewriting-history]

Interesting fact regarding the American civil war, thank you for sharing. I didn't want to downplay the Hungarian people, but it only helped to create a more interesting scenario.

[@mememachine6022]

my brother i christ austria would be part of that german unified by the 1848 revolution and bohemia also rebelled. DId you even research this topic fully or did you just gloss over it?

[@Bacon_Chickensandwich]

As a 1/4 Hungarian WHEN YOU SAID BUDA AND PEST YOU SAID PEST WORNG 7:30

[@gukutto]

- "what if all revolutions succeeded" - Poland still not free

[@Goldenroses930]

I love your accent!

[@Charlestic]

The german 48'ers includes the Deutschösterreicher, in the discussions for a more confederated germany or more centralized the Austrian delegations prefered loose confederation. In saying that the german states would retain a lot of autonomy you would probably have to add austria, along with bohemia and moravia to the german confederation

[@JarvisNotNepo-um7lb]

The video length bruh

[@rewriting-history]

1000 iq, right?

[@Herobrineminecraft-return]

note that the sicilian rebellion was made by the brithis since they wanted to annex it , and the ''sicilian'' state was higly unstable this is why the borbouns reconquerd it . its a native sicilian here speaking from palermo

[@rewriting-history]

Thank you for the information, such things I cannot read online and learn only from my community. Thank you for teaching me!

[@Herobrineminecraft-return]

@@rewriting-history glad that someone is willing to listen all sides of history. May as well add that the savoyans had set up lagers in north central italy to deal with the borboun army that was still loyal to the old king and that before "uniting" the savoyans had hight dept problem that led them to invade the two sicilies that was the richest state in pre-unitary italy, they pillaged the south killing and destroying many villages and civilians ( including r*pe ) , basicaly turning two sicilies from the strongest in the region to just be a colony , you mat ask your self how did it hapend? The two sicilies had a SUPER hight corruption in the army that made it basicaly nothing. Garibaldi then that guy he is hated here in sicily and south italy since its his fault that all of this happened because in the past the mafia was a state controled way of land lords that was made to protect the high vineyard in sicily , one important was of henry of orleans that had lots of land in the partinico zone. Still i dont want to take all of your day but if your willing to have more information about the history of the two sicilies ask me since sources in english are basicaly impossible to find

[@NikolajTheSerb]

Video Idea: What if Serbia and Bulgaria united after Serbian victory at Battle of Velbazhd 1330

[@isaiahslack2011]

Video Idea: What if Chiang Kai Shek was assassinated during the Xi'an Incident?

[@SyedLuthfur]

Can you do what if England won the 100 years war PLEASE

[@rewriting-history]

I can poll it again and see if the people would vote for it

[@sharkronical]

Amazing thumbnail

[@deloxlox1635]

I like how video is 18:48 minutes long

[@rewriting-history]

I'm glad somebody noticed!

[@bedibled]

Suggestion: What if France invaded Germany through Belgium in World War I as part of "Plan XVII"? Would Britain support the Central Powers?

[@Ucraina988]

You did not mention the revolution in Galicia in 1848 during which Ukrainians also tried to create their own state

[@pippo_beffardo]

during the coalition against ottomans italy would have probably annexed dalmatia since its among the irredentists lands. also because they wanted to free all the sunjucated people and italian dalmatians were among them.

[@GordonLídlman]

Why are the balkans peacefull? That litteraly impossible

[@ThatMaphilindoNationalist]

Here's an idea: What if Czechoslovakia had gotten togo? (No seriously it's actually a real concept)

[@HIrishLad]

1848 video being 18:48 minutes is amazing suggestion: what if Novgorod united Russia instead of Muscovy

[@zoltankiss1533]

eu4 lore!!!!!!

[@horizoner2361]

cool, the video is exactly 18 minutes and 48 seconds long, cool coincidence

[@rewriting-history]

Not a coincidence, I worked hard to hit that mark

[@the11382]

Why didn't you include the Decembrists in Russia?

[@jorgegomez9972]

Constantinople might be international

[@BigmanDogs]

Those thin polish borders sure are something

[@nikiindzhiev5369]

Are u Bulgarian?

[@horsepowermultimedia]

Then 1848 would basically mark the collapse of medieval Europe as modern civilization comes to replace it, much like how the fragile system of the Roman Republic was replaced with the more stable system of the Roman Empire.

[@rca4788]

What if the Bulgarian-Romanian union actualy happened?

[@rewriting-history]

This is my first ever video!

[@CocoSon-we2rg]

That state would have been attacked by Russia, which gave an ultimatum to King Charles I.

[@BengalEmpire767]

Also it always feels like every alt timeline is the ottomans lose Constantinople earlier, realistic, but the irony of it all is that Constantinople is supposed to be extremely defensible

[@rewriting-history]

I assume they would lose it in a peace treaty and not during war

[@minetaab]

Most normal Victoria 3 gameplay:

[@rewriting-history]

I don't play victoria, but I get the reference

[@randomguy6152]

What if Crassus and Publius conquered Parthia

[@Luzeru362]

4:17 thats how the german empire worked irl

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of What if ALL Revolutions of 1848 Succeeded? Momentum 100

[@bukanIqbal375]

As the requester of this scenario. WHY DID IT TAKE YOU 7 MONTHS TO MAKE THIS KSJFKDKCJFK

[@horatiotodd8723]

What about Ireland