What if Czechoslovakia Rejected the Munich Agreement?

[@Okos-anim]

You have Unlocked an Achivement with a Czech's Aproval: The Munich Disagreement

[@rewriting-history]

Hahaha nice! Very good meme!

[@ReniRN7]

@@rewriting-historyis that a HOI4 REFERENCE

[@mappingshaman5280]

"Where the French army stole bicycles from the german citizens there." Was the French army raised in Chicago or something?

[@jancerveny7502]

Here is a link to a French series showing how in early September, a few days after the declaration of war on the German Reich, French soldiers penetrated a few kilometers into the Saarland. The French stole bicycles from there on which they returned home (look at 22:00-22:20) - there is the scene, unfortunately I could not find a version with English dubbing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnK4goumqN6cfc0

[@reygarcia6398]

French army raised in romania

[@ovca410]

This is probably the most accurate scenario I've seen so far. Except few things to add: 1. Yes, Hitler was very famous in sudenenland, but in sudetenland, there were also lots of german democrats, who volunteered not only for czechoslovak army, but czechoslovakia also created their own military oroganization - republikanishe wehr. This means that germans weren't fighting only for czehchoslovakia, but also for democracy in europe. 2. German economy was supposed to go bankrupt in exactly 1 month from 30th september. (This was more or les mentioned in german fuel situation) 3. Romania offered to send soliders in case of war and soviets could send air support. 4. Czechoslovak airforce was sometimes called obsolete for using biplanes. But their biplanes had simmilar speed compared to german planes (they were slightly slower) but they benefited from mentioned maneuverability and better climb rate. This means that czechoslovak airforce could win small skirmishes. 5. German attacks could be probably even bloodied and gains could be even smaller in my view, because czechoslovak army focused mainly on defense - they developed a strategy to counter blitzkrieg (mainly from knowing about fall grün). And they could also be much higher, because all divisions of czechoslovak army had 3x more light machine guns than german and 2x more heavy machine guns. Most of the divisions also had light tanks in them. German strategy was mostly to catch enemy country by shock and destroy them during mobiliastion. Czechoslovakia was (as mentioned) mobilised and after mobilisation, the army had strong patriotic fervor, which vould be also boosted a lot after rejecting munich agreement. This would mean, that czechoslovaks would fight until the last bullet. 6. Czechoslovak border fortifications were very high quality and were used to develop weapons to destroy forts in france and belgium. After germans occupied sudenteland, they realized, that they wouldn't heve been able to get past them

[@giantotter319]

Soviets would not send air support, just look at how they supported poland. No reason to assume Ribbentrop-Molotov would be ignored. Said planes were OK-ish and had great pilots, but suffered from small numbers, especially bombers. Czechoslovakian positions weren't prepared at the time, most border forts had just walls, while the artillery could be very useful, the ammunition was a big issue. Not sure where you get your numbers, czechoslovakia had less machine guns then germany, maybe a comparable amount if germans didn't use all of them.

[@ovca410]

@@giantotter319 From what i found, all forts on the main defensive line were finished. Where they weren't mostly finished was fallback line. And all finished forts had in time of mobilisation equipment in them (however most of them were marked as unfinished, because they planned to add gas filters). And almost all units were on places. Soviets would send air support, because they had a treaty with czechoslovakia, that they would enter war, if france joined a war. Yes, if france joined a war. But they offered to send air support in case france didn't join the war. From reliable sources, i found out, that regular german division had available 378 light machine guns and 138 heavy machine guns. On the other hand czechoslovak division had available 1037 light machine guns and 263 heavy machine guns. This means, that even if they own more, they couldnt use them, because germany, lacked logistics in sileszia and austria. That made them not able to support their whole army in border regions. And we can't forget, that they could't just move their whole army to the border. What if france joined at last? And thus they prepared for invasion of czechoslovakia only 900k troops. Used sources about weapon numbers: www.niehorster.org/011_germany/39_organ_army/39_id-1_welle.html www.idnes.cz/technet/vojenstvi/mobilizace-pechota.A130326_122653_vojenstvi_kuz

[@Simonix23]

​@@ovca410About the Soviet air support, they would have to cross the Polish or Romanian border to get to Czechoslovakia. Those two countries were very anti-soviet and, as far as I know, didn't want to let anyone through. Wouldn't that mean War with one of them?

[@ovca410]

@@Simonix23 Since Czechoslovakia bought planes from USSR, they would have been sent probably trough air, to maximize effectivity. The air would be most probably sent through be Romania, since Czechoslovakia can say, that those planes are bought by them. With a bit of luck, USSR can secure access through Romanian airspace. If Soviet pilots would then board trains and travel trough those countries, they could get to Czechoslovakia in relatively short period of time.

[@piercecowley255]

You forgot to mention that the panzer 38-T a tank that made up 80% of their armoured divisions, was actually produced in czechoslovak factories, sk of they resist long more or less the entirely of the panzer divisions would breakdown and be unusable

[@mappingshaman5280]

I think you went too hard on the backstory. I don't need to know the entire history of ww2 for an alt hist video on the Munich agreement. Personally I would have stopped talking about the backstory at the start of ww2, unless you also wanted to talk about ways czechoslovakia specifically impacted the war such as the last battle being in Prague or Czech partisans assassinating hedyrich.

[@rewriting-history]

I agree with you here, looking back at it, it was a mistake on my part. This I will avoid for sure in the future, so expect better quality

[@George-real]

Seems a bit optimistic to assume that the Czechs would pull off all these complicated operations and Germany would make so many mistakes

[@rewriting-history]

Perhaps you're right, but the other option is that Czechoslovakia falls, which means we get the historical timeline, so nothing would change.

[@George-real]

@@rewriting-history there could be an interesting middle ground where Germany conquers Czechoslovakia but takes so much damage and devastates the Czechs industry to a degree that they don’t really gain anything in the short term and all of Europe has seen enough weakness so they won’t roll over to German demands or even ally with them in a war.

[@Dock284]

@@George-real That seems most likely. The Czech's would probably destroy a lot of their industry during their retreat which would severely hamper German efforts in Poland. The casualties alone could cause a problem for Hitler.

[@itzdave1249]

You idot, we had frots along the border, one of the strongest armies in the world, good industry and economy! Germans were still not fully recovered from Great Depression and the restrictions.

[@mekolayn]

Well, the number of German mistakes matters not as Germany had to make a mistake only once

[@snowyboi11]

As an avid HOI4 player, I see where this is coming and it's genuinely hilarious. Great video and keep up the good work.

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked the video! It wasn't necessary inspired by HOI4, but the game shapes some of my other scenarios.

[@Aurelian277]

Hi from Czechia, great video and scenario with many details, but you missplaced the town České Budějovice, they are in Bohemia and not in Moravia, so they are more west, and we also got promised from Soviet Union some airplanes.

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked it! I have no idea how I messed up with the city's place, will not do that in the future!

[@suprtrooper9049]

Romanian's minister allowed that soviet union can send 100k man to Czechoslovakia through Romania and as many airplanes as they want but the airports were too far so probably only bombers could come to the czechoslovakia.

[@suprtrooper9049]

But in the end soviet help wasnt 100% sure

[@whitehawk4099]

@@suprtrooper9049 It wouldn't have been so much help, more like under new management.

[@rstransfers5012]

Hello! It was a good video. I am from Czechia and I love to study WW2. Just some things that were told/showed bad: the České Budějovice and Brno aren't in Slovakia, České Budějovice is actually closer to Plzeň than to the place you showed and Brno is more on northwest of the Moravian offensive. Then about the writers Karel and Josef Čapek... Karel was so ill, that he almost couldn't do anything and as we saw in history, both of them wouldn't leave the country (Karel died before Gestapo came for him to inprison him and Josef, even though he could escape to Britain, stayed and later was killed in labour camp). About the "profesionalism" of our army... well it wasn't that good, we had a lot of great generals and great base from legionars, we had well trained just a few units, not even half of the army. We had 2 mobilizations: 1 around the time of Auschluss (I am not sure by this date, if someone could correct me, it would be nice) and the massive second 2 weeks before the Munich betrayal, where around 1 million men were mobilized. Also we didn't have enough weapons, Germans had more artillery, more tanks (worse, but still a lot of them), more planes (we had better pilots and maybe better planes, but it was impossible to win the air battle) and so much more. We couldn't defend Moravia, since it's a one big flat, but through our major mountains, where the forts were, noone could push, so the succesful offensive towards city of Plzeň is unrealistic.

[@jirkavebr-czmapper8059]

You said city of České Budějovice but you showed German army attacking on place where Bratislava is located. These cities are hundereds of kms apart

[@rewriting-history]

I said that paratroopers failed to take České Budějovice, then moved to Bratislava where the Germans attacked too.

[@rewriting-history]

These were 2 different battles, maybe I didn't make it clear enough

[@ILOVECYAN567]

What a banger of a video

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked it, expect more bangers in the future!

[@EightBit72]

Great video about the failed painter with alternate history. Keep them coming. 4:46 minor mishap: German-Danish border has been changed to give all of Sleswig to the Germans, which did not happen IOTL.

[@rewriting-history]

I'm glad that you liked it, will keep producing quality alternate history scenarios! Thank you for pointing out this mistake, I will fix it soon!

[@ВергинияТодорова-з3д]

Keep up with the videos! ❤❤

[@rewriting-history]

Thank you very much for that, I will keep it up!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Amazing thumbnail! Love your content 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate it, see you in the video premiere!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@rewriting-history yep

[@anubis0REAL]

New editing with the images suddenly appearing was a bit weird but video was still excellent

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked it! I'm always experimenting with the editing, so expect changes, need to find what people like the most

[@anubis0REAL]

i didn't like the images/gifs popping up suddenly but the dates were nice@@rewriting-history

[@delgerkhangaiartur2528]

What if hitler didnt invade czechslovakia after they annexed The sudentanland

[@ibraheemshuaib8954]

Chamberlain probably remain a bit popular as it would seem like war has been avoided, and they might be more willing to do further appeasement, or maybe nothing changes and instead Germany is weaker

[@angadgrewal9324]

appeasement might’ve continued and Germany could’ve gained some of poland.

[@Tommuli_Haudankaivaja]

This timeline is based.

[@rewriting-history]

I'm very glad that you liked it!

[@imlimpoism9260]

they weren't even invited to the meeting where THEIR land would be given to germany, which i think is quite hilarious. imagine having your house be partitioned into units without your knowledge.

[@GigaRoman]

What if the Neapolitan Republic of 1648 survived?

[@FelidaeEnjoyer]

Comment for algorithm

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate it, as it's very much needed!

[@BradleyDantzer-x4m]

Rewriting History Fans: Please continue this senario. Rewriting History:Best I can do is recommend my video on France invading Germany in 1936

[@rewriting-history]

I haven't seen anyone request this scenario to be continued, but I like the meme you came up with!

[@BradleyDantzer-x4m]

@@rewriting-history I would like you to continue it sometime if you can:)

[@romle4816]

Very interesting video, I think this your most historical accurate video, loved the editing, in my opinion this is the greatest video yhat you ever created

[@rewriting-history]

Thank you very much for that! I tried something a bit more realistic, will see if people enjoy it and if I will continue.

[@chellodevZ]

Hey i rly love ur videos can u make what if Turkey joined the axis?​@@rewriting-history

[@rewriting-history]

@@chellodevZ I will make a video about them joining the Allies, it will be out in mid February

[@chellodevZ]

@@rewriting-history yeah also the british bombed turkiye to make them think it was germany for turkiye to join allies

[@chellodevZ]

@@rewriting-history but then turkiye found out it was british

[@Indiangerman1222]

Nice video you are becoming my favourite because you not explaining real history those we already know.

[@rewriting-history]

Glad I'm becoming somebody's favourite, really makes my day!

[@santiii6185]

12:45 city of České Budějovice is located in suthern czechia, not between moravia and slovakia, but despite this error very good video!

[@rewriting-history]

I really don't know how I messed that up so badly. Many Czechs have noticed, which I'm glad that people are seeing what I do in detail! I promise to do a lot better in the future!

[@blahajgaeming]

Fun fact: they werent allowed to be in the conference

[@asztaqurvapont7350]

The most unrealistic thing about this video is Mihály Károlyi becoming the Hungarian president. Even today we view him as an absolute incompetent moron. Someone like István Bethlen or Pál Teleki would be more realistic

[@rorymoore9269]

Epic and Benes-Pilled, very good video

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked it! Cheers friend!

[@giantotter319]

Beneš gave the fucking idea to have the agreement, yo

[@tomasdariuspaun7586]

Just to imagine that czechoslovak tanks problably fought in france, how ironic...

[@AEAG9YT_]

You should use a font that renders letter with diacritics. I reccomend Gentium, its free & supports a HUGE library of letters.

[@premyslbonk3684]

Hello, did you read an alt history books from Jan Drnek called Žáby v mlíku in czech? He mentioned there the thing with the sugar and petrol for tanks. Anyway great video and continue 😁

[@deividpetrov8973]

Can you maybe do alternative history about bulgaria maybe like what if bulgaria gained independence during the crusade of varna

[@sisthefirst]

3:51 somebody here is playing HOI4, isn't?

[@indianajones4321]

Czechoslovak power intensifies

[@rewriting-history]

Soon the whole world is going to speak Czech!

[@BradleyDantzer-x4m]

What if Czechoslovakia united Germany?

[@taish-o]

I'm crying and screaming right now Beneš would never smoke marijuana😢😢

[@contxt.mp4]

What do you edit these with? Premiere Pro? DaVinci Resolve? Something else?

[@rewriting-history]

This one was done by a freelance editor on filmora wondershare

[@VojtaStrak]

This is actually almost exactly the plot of czech book 'Frogs in the milk' :D Just there, Poland actually attacked Czechoslovakia and was in turn attacked by Soviets. Otherwise, plot was almost the same including sugar in gas stations:D In subsequent books Soviets gained influence in Spain and started WW2 in 1942 by attacking Gibraltar from Spain and Poland and Germany simultaniously. Soviets were eventually defeated by european coalition in 1947. Czechoslovakia thanks to its uranium deposits participated in development of Nukes together with UK and South Africa. US had not intervened in Europe and focused only on Pacific

[@rewriting-history]

You're right, it's almost based on the book, but I did change some major events. I assume you're Czech, as how else would you know it?

[@VojtaStrak]

@@rewriting-history yes, Czech here, I dont expect this book being translated into English.... maybe sometime with improved AI autotranslations :D How have you learned about it ? :D

[@ThatCzechGuy]

0:12 Not just industry, land and fortifications, but also most of its military equipment, which the military wasn't allowed to take with them by the Munich Agreedment

[@Commander_Australia]

Suggestion: what if intermarium was formed after ww1 basically poland would support the Ukrainian independence rebels to beat the soviets which they would gain independence up to around the Dnieper then they would forge an alliance between Poland Romania and Ukraine then Lithuania would be given Vilnius in return for them joining and then at the Munich Conference Czechoslovakian independence would be guaranteed which would lead to the Germans invading THE Intermairum with the soviets

[@RedMooshroom42]

I have a cool idea for a scenario: What if Belgium's claim to the Congo was supported by Germany instead of France. This would have Belgium be allies with Germany meaning they may join the central powers or they could become a protectorate. They could allow German troops to go to France through them meaning there wouldn't be any British intervention. This would have Germany win the 1st world war.

[@zayedbinimran957]

The czechoslvaks could hold out for probably a long time as they had a large army and a large industry, Germany just might just have been able to gain air superiority but on the ground it would be very diffficult. Also can you make a video similar to this on what if, when czechoslovakia rejected the munich agreement, and germany invaded them, poland also joined on their side

[@KiraiKatsuji]

I would only want to see a part 2 to this

[@replayz3658]

Darn bro

[@pro_master2486]

I have one interesting idea, what if Stefan Stambolov stayed in power of Bulgaria

[@kocaka69]

W Video

[@rewriting-history]

Very glad that you liked it!

[@familygash7500]

*VIDEO SUGGESTION:* What if Stalin had decided to invade Finland in around March 1940? Would they have preformed better than they did in our timeline, as it wouldn't be The Winter?

[@giantotter319]

Jesus christ you are so off. This dumb topic has been research well enough by the czech and slovakian historians and most of them came to the obvious conclusion that successful defense was NOT possible, and it wouldn't even affect much about the events of WW2. This is just desperate copium and ignoring the facts. At the time, the defensive options of czechoslovakia were underdeveloped, the manpower was limited because of all the sudetenland germans and technologically, czechs were NOT ready. The logistics were terrible due to the lack of motorized vehicles, many fresh recruits had equipment from ww1, and the chances of czechoslovakian air force having any chance against luftwaffe were abyssmal. Even if we overlook the technological difference, there were SIX times as many planes on the german side - a similar case were the tanks. Unless you assume Kolohousenka to be some marvel of technology, you have to admit czech tanks would have no chance against panzers. More importantly, you have no idea about the situation. Due to the anschluss, nobody was ready to defend the country from essentially every direction. German planes could carpet bomb Prague on a single flight from Dresden to Linz. This also means all of the industry would be easy to attack and disrupt. Moreover, plenty of Henlein's troops were ready to sabotage all they could, disrupt the logistics and create weaknesses. You want to seem like you know the time by including Čapek? Then you should know he was target of attacks and slander at the time, hardly the hero you claim he would be here. The comparison with Winter war is actually close - in the end czechoslovakia would lose after being bombed and destroyed. They would sign a peace treaty and give up a large amount of their land. Forget all the Finnish defense copium, they lost. And czechoslovakia would too. Stop trying to get views by imagining What Ifs based in nothing but fantasy. It's just as bad as historical revisionism and obviously not even working for you.

[@rewriting-history]

I red your comment and you're assuming that Czechoslovakia would lose because Germany would overpower then, but this doesn't account for the German coup against Hitler. I get that I have some mistakes in the video, but I cannot make it 100% historical, as it just becomes boring to watch. If I was historical, then nothing would happen and WW2 would play the same way, with nothing changing.

[@giantotter319]

@@rewriting-history Lookie here, mister, this is our history you are talking about, it's not meant to be entertaining. Feel free to make videos on "If my grandmother had wheels she would be a bicycle" whatifs, but this is a painful point of national history. Your misrepresenting the situation, the decision making as well as motivation, and then presenting it as causal chain of events really doesn't make for an accurate video - and moreover it pushes some idea of what Should have been done which can do plenty of harm and already has been used by propagandists. Oh, and the point that it would be play out the same way - yes, yes it would in the long run, but the point of Not accepting the agreement would be already different. I don't oppose you asking the question, I oppose you not being truthful about the answer.

[@mr.gigagod9736]

Free Kosovo 👇

[@Ceo_of_langosh]

Miklós Horthy getting successfully couped by Károlyi is as likely as Bulgaria having a stable economy

[@rewriting-history]

Perhaps you're right, I'm not aware of the exact political situation. I just assumed that fascism will be out of fashion once Germany gets defeated

[@Ceo_of_langosh]

@@rewriting-history In 1938 Hungary was not even fascist, Horthy was an authotorian monarchist and publicly declared in 1920 he would never again align with the far right. The prime minister Béla Imrédy would become later a fascist, but it was thanks to the first Vienna award where he droped his conservative views, but in this senario it never have happend so he would keep his anglophile views. Finally for Károlyi he lost all his popuparity far before Horthy even assumed power thanks to him srlling out the vountry for the Entente, the only democratic element of the country was the march front, but they could never seize full power because Bajcsy-Zilinsky (their leader) supported the regent. Hungary was only officially fascist after Horthy was overthrown in 1944 after he tried to negotiate with the soviets. Hoped this helped with understanding our situation better

[@giantotter319]

@@rewriting-history Bruh fascism isn't out of fashion even by now, how do you think it would look like in that time

[@Simon-px8mi]

Byly jsme, jsme, a budem! We were, are, and will be!

[@rafanadir6958]

Jesus christ, that slavic accent!!!

[@rewriting-history]

Hahah yeah I'm very Bulgarian

[@xiaoxaxo]

i really wish we defended ourselves.

[@3chmidt]

Maybe you should have not oppressed Germans that harshly and let them vote to be independent or join Germany under international law

[@jhp1045]

This is a good Video but i disagree with a few things. While the people in the Oster conspiracy were no Nazis they were also no Democrats. I dont think Adenauer would have come to Power it would have probably been a similar situation like in Italy. Were we had a monarch in the Background while a dictatorship ruled the country.

[@deinemudda1049]

what would´ve happened if Benes woke up that morning and just said: fuck this shit, screw the agreement, we´re gonna fight those nazis! afterall, if the Czechoslovakia wasn´t even present at the conference, why even bother accepting?

[@Thomas_Wedderburn]

Awesome abbreviated summary of World War II. Though some important details were missing.

[@DavidRusu1919]

Romania never fucking helped to destroy yugoslavia, and also, what the fuck is that map from the 13 th century without wallachia and moldavia?

[@Gabriel-sn6yg]

Poland might declare war on Germany to get silesia if Germany fail too much to avance against CS, maybe. I don't know...

[@ReniRN7]

POV me in the Munich disagreement achievement (I was in pain)

[@gardevoir16]

10:10 nah the czech bunkers were as close to inpenetrable as it can

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of What if Czechoslovakia Rejected the Munich Agreement? Momentum 100

[@martynas598]

This is unrealistic yes it is 1938 but germany wouldt be weak...

[@Dudunkin]

6:56 Beginning of a video

[@mctottem4636]

Do you know what is funny? I just learned of this video but I made a poorly made man-video just a bit later.

[@attilagulyas5674]

A little corriction at 10:41 hungary didint attack not becuse of fear instead it wanted to gain back lost lands peacfully

[@wrtekcz538]

Would we be forced to give up sudeteland like finns gave up karelija? czechoslovakia alone wouldnt withstand germany for months, also at munich it was agreed that czechs would be seen as aggressors if they resisted, thanks allies

[@rewriting-history]

Czechoslovakia would keep the Sudetenland and would win, due to a coup in Germany, removing Hitler from charge.

[@giantotter319]

@@rewriting-history Convenient

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

I do not See how this would lead to Mussolini Fall?

[@Maximmm76]

I think the other nationalist goverments/movments in europe wouldnt fall if it happened

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

12:30 I believe you forget ONE major problem the Czechoslovak army would face. The Sudetanland Germans who would definitely revolt in favor of the third Reich in some capacity, quite possible quite massively

[@tefky7964]

Germans already did that after WW1 and they got more and more aggresive after nazis got to power so the government was obviously fully aware of that for years...

[@zdom1641]

I think instead of making half the video being a backround explanation and the rest being scenario, you should make a third of the video be history, another third how the scenario happens and final third to see the long term effects of the scenario. far more then what you went for in this video

[@rewriting-history]

I agree with you, I don't know why this part ended up being so lengthy, I'm usually better at this. I promise to you not to commit the same mistake again!

[@creatoruser736]

You're forgetting that Czechoslovakia wasn't a united country. It had Germans, Slovaks, and Hungarians in it that wanted to be free from the country. That 1.5 million man army wouldn't be so good when half of it mutinied to support the invaders.

[@tefky7964]

There were Germans who stayed loyal to the republic and many others wanted to be part of Germany, but not enough to actually risk their lives. Also Germans tried to take Sudetenland already in 1919 and the government was well aware of danger from them. Same with Hungarians, but they were generally much less dangerous and Slovaks wanted independence after Munich, because our country was fucked, but before that they wanted to fight for our country too.

[@Alex_Guy1011]

Nazi Germany invading Czechoslovakia would be like Kevin Home Alone on steroids.

[@whatifonepiece]

What if Bulgaria captured Constantinople?

[@vojtechmikulasek4453]

Leon Blum was not prime minister in that time and Édouard Daladier was never president

[@notsostealthmission5184]

You don’t seem to understand… the Sudetenland isn’t yours to conquer…

[@kjmaps]

German player in hoi4 when Czechoslovakia refuses Sudetenland…

[@Andrew-cn7zy]

why does bro keep making half the video on context 😭

[@hubisow4838]

Munich disagreement

[@Zzzz-sx2nl]

video idea : What if ottoman empire won war of 1877-1878 🤔

[@Andry202]

Just one thing, bialystok was given to the russians

[@IFreezi-mm7bd]

sadly our government was weak and they didnt want war

[@matuzok6333]

Truth prevails!

[@luxiet2518]

You just describing world war 2 wtf :D

[@rewriting-history]

But it started in a different way

[@khanofkhans391]

A part two would be kinda epic

[@randomguy6152]

What if Crassus conquered Persia

[@farkasishtar5565]

Friend, you exaggerated too much, especially in Spain. The war in 38 was already determined as a Victoria de Franco for events such as the Take of the Alcazar de Toledo or the Battle of the Ebro On the other hand, in Italy there would be no reason for an absolute monarchy, since 1848 the Savoia with the "Albertino statute" are a monarchy of Liberal Indole. Not to mention that in Italy fascism was already accentuated in the cultural, that revolution does not make historical sense I reside to Hungary I don't think people have forgotten Trianon I do not say that the video is bad but incoherent when judging authoritarian nations

[@giantotter319]

Yeah, too many convenient political changes.

[@mappingshaman5280]

What if napoleon ii inherited the throne of austria?

[@micahistory]

I liked this scenario but the idea that this defeat would cause all fascist states to collapse seems pretty ridiculous to me

[@MCDOUBLE41622k]

The second roar roar roar

[@M22_Gaming]

Question where did you get your maps i also want to use them myself

[@rewriting-history]

I make all maps myself, you can join my discord and get them all for free!

[@romanvlach5293]

This scenario is sort of similar to series of books: 1938 Věrni zůstaneme and 1938 Neporaženi

[@michaelthomas5433]

Why would Chamberlain be blamed for the Czechs not accepting the agreement? Wouldn't that prove the Munic Agreement was the last chance for peace, at least until super Czechoslovakia slaps around the silly pickle wearing ppl?

[@Tommuli_Haudankaivaja]

Was the 6 minute explanation of the Second World War really necessary? Is there anyone here who didn't know all of that?

[@rewriting-history]

No, it wasn't. I should have shortened it, or just ignored it and assumed that people know what it was about. I promise not to make this mistake again, only quality content from me should be expected!

[@Tommuli_Haudankaivaja]

@@rewriting-history Good :)

[@larrybedouin2921]

That wasn't even an option.

[@zedgy3559]

as a czech i approve this video

[@SirBobington2023]

you should do what if the megali idea was successful

[@rewriting-history]

I already did, it was 2 videos before this one!

[@BradleyDantzer-x4m]

I think there was too much time spent on the introduction, especially if we are just making a timeline where Czechoslovakia doesn't give the Sudetenland to Germany.

[@00martoneniris86]

What if Austria Hungary was partitioned in 1914 by all there neighbours

[@Tovalokodonc]

Open a history book

[@00martoneniris86]

What if Japan stayed neutral in the first world war And instead expending into china when the European Powers weren't looking

[@The-tank-engine]

1063rd view Loved this

[@rewriting-history]

Hello! Glad you liked the video! You were here before 10k views!

[@lieutenantundercover9329]

Dude your accent is so weird. It sounds like a mix of Swiss, Russian and a Swedish accent

[@CanadianBricks]

It’s a Bulgarian accent

[@supersaiyankeyblademaster2427]

What if the First French Republic survived?