What if Poland-Lithuania was restored in 1863?

The January Uprising was a revolution in regions of the former Poland-Lithuania that was aimed at putting an end to Russian occupation and for the Poles to regain their independence. It began on 22 January 1863 and continued until the last insurgents were captured by the Russian Army.
A confluence of factors rendered the revolution inevitable in early 1863. Russia had been weakened by Crimean War and had introduced a partial liberalism in its internal politics which encouraged Polish National Government to plan an organized strike against Russian occupiers no earlier than the spring of 1863.
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[@stargazer-elite]

“Trench warfare more like sitskrieg” love it 😂

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that! :D

[@Awesomewithaz]

The British citizens made that up

[@Aurelian277]

Great video, but in 7:18, I think that triple monarchy would be established, because the fighting in the war of 1866 happend mainly in Bohemia, and we suffered a lot.

[@rewriting-history]

I really like your point and I agree, didn't think about this at all! Nice one!

[@Mtioo1]

Im waiting for the creation of Lithuania-Poland

[@rewriting-history]

The better commonwealth

[@Dedelblute3]

@@rewriting-history No, it’s the wealthcommon

[@Averagenatoenyojer]

Lol

[@garvsikka8450]

That's alright but it would still be partitioned by Prussia-Brandenburg

[@gengarzilla1685]

The Uncommonwealth?

[@yaboi3398]

Poland's early history is based on the west. the Piastów dynasty which controlled the villages of Gniezno and Poznań (this was 900 ad) . under Mieszko I (poland's first leader NOT king) the small kingdom conquered all of modern day poland which layed the foundation for a powerful polish state. a poland without these territories is mozart without a piano even before german rule lesser poland was always richer and more economically stable than the rural east.

[@rewriting-history]

Flag checks out!

[@yaboi3398]

@@rewriting-history yeah it is a popular alt hist flag after all

[@krzysztofzobek8996]

Rather 940 - 945.

[@hargoxd9558]

Gotta say I really enjoyed the extended time line video this time!

[@_mikkoxd_292]

There was also November Uprising in 1830 in Russian part

[@nacelnikprosiak1260]

And Kościuszko Uprising in 1794

[@_mikkoxd_292]

@@nacelnikprosiak1260 yes but I mean under the partitions, Kosciuszko was before the 3rd partition

[@rewriting-history]

Yes, but I didn't choose it as a point of divergence as it's less likely to succeed.

[@_mikkoxd_292]

@@rewriting-history ok

[@amadeuszmajewski3551]

@@rewriting-historyoh hell nah. You didnt just say that. In 1830 poland had actual military and it was close too if not for that 1 big lose poland could actually win or atleast get positive outcome of the conflict. In 1863 it was an guerilla warfare conflict in a place which didnt really favor it

[@gengar-1997]

My favorite part of the video is the small segment of "How I Unleashed World War II". You know, the whole "Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz" thing... I love it.

[@Wooper2009]

What if James Bissonette was in charge of Poland-Lithuania during the partitions?

[@Inerturn]

History matters fan like me I see

[@Wooper2009]

@@Inerturn No the only person I'm a fan of is James Bissonette for his admirable efforts against Kelly Moneymaker

[@Inerturn]

@@Wooper2009 ahh yes he managed to stop the evil kelly monkeymaker back in 1522. Without him we probably won’t exist

[@Dougoul]

The whole world would be polish They would also finally encourage everyone that they were insane and that there isn't such a place as "Belgium" or "Denmark"

[@Inerturn]

@@Dougoul yeah. Kelly moneymaker only made up those places for money. James bissonette was a saver for stopping Kelly moneymaker

[@karlfranzemperorofmandefil5547]

Why wouldn’t Germany at least take the rest of the Lorraine basin ? 90% of all French iron were very close to the German border

[@Julianist]

As a German, I see this as an absolute win!

[@florianbarkowski6856]

As another German i agree

[@Lunatyk_]

As Pole, I agree, we would be unbeatable

[@khalidshubbar6911]

As a German Empire sympathetic American, I agree.

[@gamerblade8073]

As a Lithuanian, I see this as a win

[@Boba_fett327]

@@Lunatyk_ tak fajnie pod niemieckim butem?

[@TomsVlogs5166]

Always enjoy your videos, they’re great videos and always fascinating, much love

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that, will keep making them!

[@TomsVlogs5166]

@@rewriting-history thank you, ngl that’s made my day lol

[@rewriting-history]

@@TomsVlogs5166 I'm glad I did! Make sure to enjoy the rest of your day!

[@TomsVlogs5166]

@@rewriting-history thank you, you too!

[@NovikNikolovic]

What if Serbia and Greece tried to form a Commonwealth akin to Poland-Lithuania?

[@rewriting-history]

LOL that's funny but it can work, especially if Bulgaria gets stronger

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

Video Idea: What if Myanmar modernized in 1800s, It kinda interesting as they actually tried to industrialize the nation but the British and poor administration ruined it.

[@tessanmart]

yoooo we got a long video today 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 keep it up, man. i love ur content

[@pyzor5207]

One issue, Poland didn't get madagascar 😭

[@rewriting-history]

Next time!

[@woutervanderweerd1986]

Hitler neither.

[@greeneanimations]

Great video! This alt-history seemed more action packed (well, simply more eventful), and I think that made this video much more entertaining. Great job!

[@PrussianGeneral1815]

Amazing video! Your videos are always amazing and have realism! Can’t wait to see what you make next!

[@rewriting-history]

Thank you so much! I still don't know about my next upload, will figure it out soon!

[@isaacskinner5565]

@@rewriting-historyWhat if the Dutch kept the whole Benelux?

[@ovca410]

After the Austro-Prussian war, no significant parts of land were annexed by Prussia, since it would't make Austrians mad at Prussians and would therefor be easier to make alliance with them. In this alternate timeline, I think that only regions directly bordering Russia would be annexed, since it would make the said alliance easier to secure. The rest of Galicia could be then ceded trough political pressure or sold to Poland (this is more probable in my view)

[@kylezdancewicz7346]

Either that or Prussia gives up on the idea of allying Austria and instead strengthening themselves, Poland, and Italy.

[@OrangeSheepPlayz]

This is a good video! Great job!

[@Chefo_311]

This video is Fire 🔥❤️✨ One of your best videos🔥❤️✨

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate it! Bulgarian power strong!

[@Chefo_311]

@@rewriting-history u remember mee🥹

[@DK-ig8zi]

I like your video but I dont agree with 2 things : 1 : Bismark did not annexed any Austrian territory because he knew that they would ally with France if he did as they would want revenge for their loss. So by giving Galicia to Poland this would happen. So there are 2 possibilities : 1 Poland get Galicia but Germany loose Austria Hungary as an ally. 2 Poland does not get Galicia so Austria Hungary and Germany can be allies after (may be, as the creation of Poland changes a lot of things, i would argue that by creating Poland the germans have lost Austria as an ally as Poland will always be a threat to Austria because of the large number of slaves in the empire). 2: This is ww1 tech, you cant expect the central powers to just blitz throught Russia, in our ww1 they tried that and failed once the Russians shortened the lenght of the front. They dont have tanks yet to do this kind of manoeuvers so the Germans reaching Moscow of Petrograd seems very unlikely (unless there is a revolution ofc).

[@PomorskiWilk]

Alternatively, there could have been an exchange. Galicia goes to Poland, but Prussia gives up catholic Bavaria to Austria

[@DK-ig8zi]

@@PomorskiWilk good idea indeed

[@PomorskiWilk]

@@DK-ig8zi And very real. The Lutheran Prussians really disliked the Catholic Bavarians and there was a strong rivalry between them in the Reichstag. On the other hand, by creating a strong Poland with Galicia, they would inevitably create a future enemy, because Poles would have claims to the Posen Region and Danziger Pomerania. That is why Germans would implement a plan like they tried during World War I - a Poland consisting of the lands of the Congress Kingdom and a separate Lithuania and Ukraine

[@Uartig]

0:07 Poland-Lithuania disappeared for 123 years, not for 124

[@rewriting-history]

Biggest mistake of my life, I should delete my channel, sorry

[@Uartig]

@@rewriting-history nah

[@FillUserChill]

Uhm actually 123.2 years 🤓☝️

[@ziemniak4736]

🗿

[@Fantobusiarz]

​@rewriting-history i agree! (Jk)

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Always look forward to your videos! You're the Best 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@rewriting-history]

Yay! Thank you! You are the best!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@rewriting-history 💯💯💯

[@desurff]

i like your videos love from lithuania to my polish brothers

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that, love to both Lithuania and Poland, wish to visit them soon, maybe next year!

[@yaboi3398]

@@rewriting-history just dont visit the east it's a shithole

[@nacelnikprosiak1260]

0:28 what about 1794 Kościuszko Uprising or poles rebelling to join Napoleon's army or 1830 November Uprising

[@nacelnikprosiak1260]

1:58 Calling Wielkopolski pro russian is crazy, he wasn't pro russian but also wasn't supporting badly planned uprising attempts, he wanted to balance between both sides of divided nation to help industralize nation and gain more and more autonomy from Tsardom. He managed to pass many reforms in polish lands so he wasn't liked by Tsar and was seen as a threat

[@rewriting-history]

There are many uprisings, but I just chose this one, any could work

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Suggestion: What if Joseph Bonaparte stayed in naples instead of spain?

[@Zooollieg]

Love your videos man! I was wondering if maybe you could do another interactive history in the future! Perhaps being Austria Hungary or Prussia!

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate the support! I'm not looking so far to create such video, as it took me longer than to write a whole book. I decided that it's not worth it for now

[@Zooollieg]

@@rewriting-history wow that’s a long time! Understandable.

[@KiraiKatsuji]

Poland Strong!! Lithuania Strong!! Poland-Lithuania Super Strong!!!!!

[@rewriting-history]

100% agree!

[@councilcommunismisathing]

great video, it does have a sensible amount of realism in it but I feel the Ukrainians (or Baltics) would be under separate rule (still under a German royal family though) because if Poland ever becomes free from Germany, it would be a challenge to the German empire. Also, what about the polish majority German empire areas? what happens to them? Please do answer my questions or correct my statement since I am curious to know what happens. thank you for reading this! By the way, what editing software do you use? I wish to make mapping videos like you. :D

[@mappingshaman5280]

What if the templar knights order were able to resist the french purge?

[@planetarystargazer]

What If Japan 🇯🇵 remained neutral during the time of WW2

[@Lazardeve_Fr]

If you mean japan not invading china... Well it can happen. But japan not taking indochina and launching its massive invasion of south east asia is just unrealistic. They needed the oil to take out china which was already gaining on them. And they needed indochina to stop the stalemate with china.

[@toniplastic5518]

Good video 👍

[@rewriting-history]

Thanks! I just uploaded it and I hope you will like it!

[@SleepyBaseball-fg5op]

I just love how this guy sidetracks the whole video just to have an excuse to show off coins or talk about them even if he doesn't have them. Be never change, rewriting history, never change.

[@ІлляЖовтопуп]

How about the video about Hetmanate? Іt would be interesting to look at all possible options for events in your style

[@bebrogitler]

He ignored your proposition, unfortunately

[@ІлляЖовтопуп]

@@bebrogitler k

[@bebrogitler]

@@ІлляЖовтопуп той булгар лярва кончена(

[@sphalanz]

a more realistic scenario If the Russians win their wars with the Turks in a long and lasting manner, rather than quickly as in our history, these could provide an advantage to the Poles, Ukrainians and Finns for independence. The French would support the Poles against their enemies, the Germans. Poland would manage to form their country and gain independence. Then a war with austria would broke out and poland manages to gain galicia. In the First World War, we would see a trilogy of Poland, France and England against Russia, Germany and Austria. Italy would change sides again and the Ottomans would approach the Allies to take back what they had lost in the Balkans. Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece would join the German-Russian alliance. This is more sensitive and historical accurate sceneario

[@oliveros1151]

Painter should be a prince in this universe

[@blazingblizzard-6894]

As the guy who made Zapadoslavia in the current RP on RH’s discord server, I approve of this video!

[@superrouter]

Yeah but in this scenario the ethnicity of lithuanians would likely dissapear. In the original PLC which ended in 1795 lithuanians were the minority and the lithuanian language was spoken only by the very poorest serfs. Lithuanian language was revived out of spite for the rusification of Lithuania, because after 1864 lithuanian print was banned and lithuanian could only be printed in cyrrilic so lithuanians (out of spite) imported books from lithuanian minorities in Prussia and organised secret schools so kids can learn in lithuanian. If this scenario of a second PLC occured, than the lithuanian language would have likely died out, because there would be no incentive to revive the lithuanian language

[@NeveroOn]

Good for Poland, i guess, because so L. get counted as Polish.

[@3chmidt]

I prefer this timeline by a lot

[@ECVader]

What if there was a treaty of Berlin style agreement when the Americas were discovered? (Shorter version: What if the treaty of Tordesillas was Europe wide)

[@khalidshubbar6911]

Honestly this timeline is better than the one we have.

[@Dexen56]

73yo in early XXth : yeah young

[@toadsterer747]

Absolutely best scenario 10/10

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked it!

[@ljront3126]

That would bring peace and western development to these regions. You can trust the polish government! They were for modernisation. If you look upon the French revolution, they have embraced the new principles perfectly. They speak the main language of the region and had partners of the baltic states.

[@Bartox1951]

This was a really nice video to watch as a pole

[@rewriting-history]

I am glad you liked it!

[@Catarigue]

What if Austrian Statesman Schwarzenberg lived longer?

[@KinAzazelion]

We need to get a Romanian Principalities restoration vid!

[@hanifinio]

Very interesting timeline. 👍👍👍🍍🍍🍍🍍

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you think so!

[@hanifinio]

@@rewriting-history 🍍!

[@rewriting-history]

@@hanifinio idk what's up with the pineapple but sure!

[@hanifinio]

@@rewriting-history :D secret but great videos. Youre like Possible History (the one I first watched) but without the overwatch on realism leading to these.

[@Unknown07-ic6kr]

Can you pls do what if albania sided with tito in the tito-stalin split

[@yaboi3398]

that wont change much outside of albania

[@Unknown07-ic6kr]

@@yaboi3398 thats the exact reason why I want it

[@g.g.g.1826]

I mean, I doubt that's the way ww1 would go, or that Austria and Poland would just reconcile if Austria gives Galicia And a lot of random things

[@GeezeAss]

Princess Maria Augusta of Saxony (1782-1863) was proclaimed in 1791 infanta of Poland. She was childless, but any prince from Wettin dynasty would be suitable.

[@emag69420]

isnt the flag from thumbnail the country of Bohemia-Moravia?

[@m_m_m_l_k6698]

No its the flag of commonwealth of 3 nations, short lasting concept of united Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine

[@Dexen56]

9:30 Luxembourg jumpscare

[@IstorieCuIancu673]

Video idea:what if Bulgaria and Romania united in 1878 as proposed and they would still be a union today

[@2013internetlover]

This should have a part 2

[@vaidasdimsa681]

🇱🇹💪🇵🇱💪

[@warsawpactmapping83]

Bruh spain CAN YOU NOT BE IN A CIVIL WAR FOR A SECOND!!

[@Dedelblute3]

HOI4 moment of all time

[@rewriting-history]

No

[@sahilhossian8212]

Lore of What if Poland-Lithuania was restored in 1863? Momentum 100

[@rewriting-history]

Momentum 100

[@jimryan5513]

There's a aspect of this that seems to have been passed over: From the 1880s to the 1910s, the US received over fur million immigrants, most of them from what in this history would have been the new Poland-Lithuania. With self-rule established in the region, would that many have come over during that time? The loss of so many Poles coming through Ellis Island (and potentially a large Jewish population from that area as well) could have impacted American development, both economically and culturally. By the time the new version of the World War gets started, the US that ultimately enters the conflict may not be as strong or willing to join the world stage as our own did. For that matter, might the radical change in immigration patters have put the US on a completely different tact domestically that its willingness and possible ability to become engaged with the world have been completely changed, possibly to the point that there'd be an absence of American involvement in world affairs...?

[@andreababcock2622]

Great video, but the Poles would likely elect a Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen Prince, as they were related to the Prussians but were Catholic.

[@me347]

Nice video. But I don’t understand, why did the entente lose so quickly? Surely the Polish army wouldn’t make such a big difference

[@rewriting-history]

It's for the video's sake. I cannot go over 5 more minutes of content, so I had to speed it up

[@Your_Eagle_One]

As a german i see this as an absolute win

[@rewriting-history]

Glad you liked it!

[@grantpenton1850]

Would you consider that there was a concerted effort to purge the region of ethnic Poles altogether with a total ban on the teaching of Polish and ruthless punishment of anyone caught speaking Polish in the German and Russian occupied area? Could it have worked if the Austrians also implemented ethnic cleansing policies?

[@PomorskiWilk]

After all, such efforts were made. Schools in Germany or Russia did not conduct education in polish. In Germany, there was not a single subject in polish (not even religion) and in Russia, only religion was taught in Polish (Poles were Catholics) and polish language was an optional subject. However, no one was able to force catholic priests to preach in german or russian or force people to speak not polish at home

[@diongibbs312]

BEST German-Polish frontiers

[@half55-qo1tq]

8:37 what golden times? Poland was the dominant power trying to spread it's identity and religion

[@janhusar9105]

Which country's flag was the first?

[@Timiv12-rd8kz]

0:07 123* years

[@karlfranzemperorofmandefil5547]

I find it quite unrealistic that Germany wouldn’t at least secure the United Baltic duchy as a protectorate

[@ScuffTuff]

I don’t think the Americans would get involved in this second war because now the Japanese have no need to attack them. They struck southwards because they needed oil after America embargoed them but that only happened cause they occupied French Indochina. If anything, America is even more isolationist in this timeline without a democratic Britain.

[@rotmistrzjanm8776]

5:30 I would think they would rather get some prince from saxony since Wettin dynasty had a history of rulling over Poland and thus some legitimacy while still beeing conected to Germany.

[@settings2268]

why would pearl harbour ever happen in this timeline?

[@theendermans8090]

sorry to say but this is just unrealistic (im talking abt the ww1 part) the more teh central powers advance into power the closer the us is into joining the war also you forgot about 1 crucial thing: germany was starving to death due to the british blocase

[@rewriting-history]

Never claimed it was realistic, I just aimed for the scenario that would benefit Poland-Lithuania the most

[@theendermans8090]

@@rewriting-history alr i underrstamd but your work is good man Keep it up ❤

[@rewriting-history]

@@theendermans8090 Appreciate that!

[@Bagas1211a8]

not bad good video got idea what if kazakhstan never left soviet union dumb idea but fun

[@justasrandom6609]

Using a russian flag for Polish-Lthuania is crazy!

[@Lybiusseverus461]

You are one of my fav althist youtubers

[@rewriting-history]

I appreciate that, really strange being on the other side of the screen and receiving this message. It's weird starting 10 months ago and already being the favorite of some people! Thank you!

[@lubuskimapper4414]

There was also the november uprising

[@Sentekuu]

0:28 You made a mistake, there was one major Polish uprising before 1863 which was the November Uprising 1830-31

[@levanikojulakidze5213]

Europe in 18th to 19th centuries: bruh why da hell is happening all the time😫i just finished 5 rebels how do they come larger and larger Meanwhile Bavaria: 0:17, 0:24, 0:41

[@chill-ified2913]

Awesome! What if an Ubykh rebellion happened and it survived as a language and nation to the modern day? How could this have happened and what would be changed?

[@jyndkloc]

very nice video sigma

[@PepeePolska]

1:56 He was Wielopolski, not Wielkopolski. Apart from that great video!

[@rewriting-history]

Appreciate that! Imagine pronouncing right "Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz" and not Wielopolski lol

[@PepeePolska]

@@rewriting-history Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz from Chrząszczyżewoszyce (Powiat Łękołody) always in our hearts! You probably mixed Wielopolski surname with Wielkopolska Uprising and thats the tea

[@rewriting-history]

@@PepeePolska Yeah I assumed he was from the province, hence his name

[@Theonlyrealonethereis]

What about Bulgaria-Romania???? 🤔

[@MandelaCarter]

This is literally me in World Conquest LOL

[@leonwaszak]

not 123 ?

[@americanmapping832]

I'd like a restoration of Poland Lithuania after WW1, so maybe Germany wouldn't have to give up the polish corridor

[@edgareliseev1773]

So this time Bismarck played 5d- instead of 4d-chess

[@pdp117O]

5:42 what about Ukrainians there would be also quite a few in the nation in the southeast

[@L1W_CHEATS]

(So i didn't realise at the start but this is going to be quite long please read if you are curious about more of the actual history)Hi, im from Lithuania and it struck me how you only refered to poland lithuania as "Poland"(as in alternatives) and thats quite sad since no one knows the true history of Lithuania(more history a bit later) which saddens me that Lithuania doesn't get enough recognition( at all ) and MOSTLY the polish get all the credit to this alliance, btw Polish-Lithuania was quite a discriminatory nation since all the nobles had to learn polish and everyone had to talk polish or they would be called trash which nearly destroyed the lithuanian language and even though i hate Russia with all my heart still i have to say that if they didnt occupy us then the lithuanian language would've died out but since people want to do what they aren't allowed our language was basically reborn after 1863 since after that uprising the lithuanian language was prohibited, then people wanted to learn the language we had these people who would put their lives on the line to deliver lithuanian writen books for learning and just literature, those people were tortured or killed, then a lot of the nobles spoke 2 languages(mainly) Russian and they were secretly learning and talking Lithuanian which was later on since it was quite hard to make a language popular for which you could get killed, jailled, tortured. But our people were quite patriotic and little by little from the lowest class all the way to the nobles the language became widely used again.(in the early 20th century due to the russian empire weakening and trying to make reforms to prevent any rebelions) and so our language didn't die but it was close to I have nothing against the polish people actually im friends with some of them but Im against not giving credit where credit is due and btw the Polish-Lithuania(I think most of you know this but ill tell the people who don't know(things you might not know a little bit ahead)) was poorly run we had established "veto"((veto makes anything not allowed or not agreed uppon so there was no 51% 49% and the 51% wins it had to be an 100% ageement)we had 81 nobles(mb more) who would vote on certain stuff it was like a parlament it was called "sejmas")and so the nobles were easily bought by our neighbours.(now comes the part you might not know about) so now comes the "FUN FACT"(or just an interesting fact) Lithuania or LDK at the time(grand duchy of Lithuania(AND YES WE HAD 1 KING IN LIKE the XIII century)( or Lituvos Didžioji Kunigaikštystė(in Lithuanian)(hence the shorter term LDK) one of our dukes known as Algirdas Led 4 or 3 battles mb wars againts the grand duchy of Moscow(that's what Russia was called at the time) and we won every single time and every single time we would come defeat them then steal their valuables(not including women actually and we didn't kill the people that didn't fight we were actually civilized for the Middle Ages(even the Holy Roman Empire was way more cruel than us) and every single time houndreds if not thousands of russians would pray to Algirdas to leave them alone and not kill them AND so we had tons of control over russia at the time and so even Ivan The Terrible aka Ivan IV even Ivan was also a descendant of our dynasty quite a direct one he was the son of our dutch's daughter who is considered to be the Father of ALL of russian(Peter The Great or Peter I was probably the best ruler of Russia(though Ivan The Terrible might've been better)) Peter I was a descendant of our dynasty. btw after the first Partition if we had 6 more years Poland-Lithuania whould've probably survived(thought i do not know the whole extent of the matter) we were making such fast reforms we honestly could've done it because the country was filled to the brim with corruption. That's it :D didn't think this would be this long, but if i made any mistakes please correct me in the reply section.

[@Paul2kdj69]

Is it just me or did you talk slower during the video cause I can notice a difference

[@rewriting-history]

I don't know, I took a break from making videos and this video I just came back. I could have been calmer and spoken more slowly

[@Adirovideos]

Based on our history I'm sure that Poland-Lithuania would join ultra-nationalist powers, not Central Powers. The only possible scenario where Poland-Lithuania joins Central Powers would be if Poland got Poznan and Gdansk back before the war. We would join ultra-nationalist powers right because of these two occupied regions.

[@3chmidt]

ultra-nationalists didn't exist during that creation then and the ties to Germany would have been far better than to the other powers

[@RosenStoichev]

Can you make a video about "What if Bulgaria won the Bulgarian Byzantian wars"

[@phantomultima]

Video idea: What if the Ottoman Empire stayed neutral in WW1?

[@mt70092]

What if Egypt had marched all the way to Constantinople?

[@chrisalex82]

LESSS GOOOO POLSKA GUROM 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱💪💪💪💯💯💯🥶🥶🥶🎳

[@rewriting-history]

POLSKA GUROM 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@yaboi3398]

POLSKA GUROM

[@fifus3363]

in 1831 in Russia There was November uprising

[@indiradevi8136]

What if spain had competent rulers since the beginning?

[@thisis_chavez]

Very interesting scenario

[@HissPhunnyCat]

so basically what if bismarck wasn't bismarck

[@TheRavenLord1]

This timeline I could get behind. The Poles are able to have a coast and Germany is helping them, what’s not to enjoy bout it.

[@AchievmentHntr]

funfact when the polish got to the castlle of the russian tsar and to escape he dressed as an lady and escaped in it