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​@@endeavouruskaiHmm I think it would be very nice if you made a video about Russia because Russia is interesting

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It wouldn't be able to fit unfortunately (but I plan on showcasing the Americas in a future video maybe)

@@NicubinnugyentaiGerz-gz3iu I don't understand

@enderavouruskai ??? my apologies idk what to say my english isn’t good I’m trying learn and improve my English “What if Königsberg (east Prussia) Was given was Given to America Instead of Soviet Union after WW2” Credit to Forestbear11 east Prussia Became 51st State in 1976 July 4 I really want to see “What if Königsberg (east Prussia) was given to USA instead of USSR after World wars 2 and later turned into 51st US State?” My Request Forestbear11 give me idea in reddit a not my idea

Maybe, I've thought of it before!

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I'm assuming you're asking how Brazil became a power. When the Second American Civil War broke out between the American Union State (Huey Long), Federal States of America (Franklin D. Roosevelt), New American Order (William Dudley), separatist states including Texas and California, and the Syndies. America was left in turmoil, which led to a power vacuum being created. Leading to Germany becoming the dominant superpower for some time. However Brazil wanted to replace the gap that America had created during its civil war. So by 1940s-50s they had grown significantly, in the 1930s war of South America, they played a signifcant role in the war, in which Germany had also involved themselves in. Solidifying their power in the Americas and maintaining great relations with the dominant superpower of the world at the time. Through the Second World War they provided significant lend lease to Germany and the allied powers. They were at their peak but due to America rising back to prominence, they were less influential. By the 1960s-70s they had grown to be a superpower. USA: The US suffered immensely in the Second American Civil War, the war was at a stalemate for a month or so, however with Franklin D. Roosevelt's assassination, the American Union State gained the lead. The AUS recovered in their civil war through decades of reforms, and had only unified fully in the 1970s. And suffered through a fascist government until the near-Third Civil War where the government was stepped down, avoiding a Third Civil War. Long's ideals to the modern day of America still have influence, America is more conservative in this time but promotes equality of man, opposes tyranny, and advocates justice, freedom, liberty and progression. Whilst also sticking to traditional values and religious beliefs. In the 2010s they stood away from policing the world. Leading to China's splits from the USA. And the most nukes in modern day: 1. America (5,044) 2. Germany (4,903) 3. Russia (1,829) 4. China (901)

@endeavouruskai Why did t Germany nuke each other to death. Also just asking im guessing you didn't think of this but the power grabs in Moscow! No nuclear civil wars?

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Thanks! And here's the answers: 1. Antarctica is mostly just like our timeline. But the majority of it was claimed by Germany during the 1930s to 1950s. Until it was agreed upon to have Antarctica be used for scientific reasons only and not for imperialistic conquest. I didn't research much about Antarctica- 2a. No, not really. I did plan that Germany has over 100+ million population in this timeline in modern day though because of its successes and prosperity. And sure you can! 2b. I'd say WW1 has around a few less than in our timeline, but it could be more or equal because of how bloody some battles were (ie: Battle of Paris) WW2 likely has less deaths than in our timeline but still a lot (50-60 million) WW3 would be 130-160 million. All other wars, I don't know yet. Although its fictional, numbers of deaths aren't numbers. They were people 💗 3. Lol, nice question, most democratic would be countries like: Australia, USA, Japan (despite being imperialistic). Germany would be fairly democratic and fairly authoritative, still keeps some aspects of its ideals from WW1 like being conservative and anti-liberal. And ironically China leading the new "western" front is authoritarian and a dictatorship. Many countries also call China's bloc a revival of the east. 4. Iran as the worst country to live in would be up there, their country dealt with several uprisings and dictatorships through the cold war, dealt with a war with Iraq/in the middle east that lasted more than a decade and eventually escalated into the 3rd World War that they lost HEAVILY. And post-WW3 they suffered a ton of civil wars and was controlled by the Islamic State that was islam extremist and was in a constant state of guerilla conflict and war with other states and the United Nations. Until they were reunified, there are still continued rebellions and a dictatorship that suppresses it's citizens. The best country I'd pick would obviously be Switzerland. Although they got involved in WW2, they recovered fast. They were neutral and remained pretty alright from the global economic falls. You'd have a good life there overall. 5. Maybe.

Nope. This is actually the best timeline

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