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I wonder how different German unification would be under AUSTRIAN, not PRUSSIAN, leadership. It would definitely be different in internal policies (less militaristic, less oppressive, more socially liberal, more Catholic-Bavarian like in my opinion, maybe even WW1 wouldn't happen with France and Russia?)
I don't know if it was a mistake, but you said that the Prussian king wore black, yellow, and gold and that those colors constitute the current Germany flag, which is black red and gold. 3:16
+Patrice Charbonneau A German Empire under Austrian leadership wouldn't have happened, like Tigerstar explained. And if it did, it would've been even more conservative than the Prussian-dominated German Empire.
EmperorTigerstar Can you make a video for how to edit and create an animation map of maybe historical or alternative I just need your help I tried to use OllieBye method but my videos time is less than 3 minutes if it was a total war. Anyways I hope you give attention to my comment ❤️
@@NormalChannel95 First of all, not all of Prussia is gone. If you look at a map of Prussia, you will see that a lot of former prussian land still exists. Such as Berlin, which was the capital of Prussia, before it was the capital of Germany. There's also Brandenburg, which was the actual heart of Prussia, not East Prussia. Which makes sense, since the first ruler of the Kingdom of Prussia was the Elector of Brandenburg. Speaking of Prussia's rulers, the royale family of Prussia still exists (the Hohenzollern). Also, while modern Germany has a ton of problems, with immigration being one of them. There's no mass immigration! Germany' immigrant population of 5%. With the turks still being only an ethnic minority. And while the prussians of the past would be dissapointed by modern Germany, they would also hate alt-right people like you! Because two of the prussian virtues are tolerance and being open-minded. Prussia was always a nation of religious freedom. "All religions are equal and good, as long as it's followers are good people. And if hugenots or muslims come into our country, we shall build them churches and mosques." ~ Frederick II With that said, the prussians were actually friends of the Ottoman Empire. To a point where they tried to "repair" the "sick man of Europe". The only reason why most people have never heard of that, is because history is often written by the winners. And the winners want Prussia to be seen as the culture that lead Germany off the road. And the idea of a Prussia being a friend of the Ottoman Empire, would destroy said image.
*Napoleon in 1806.* General: Monsieur, we have conquered the German States, what are your orders. Napoleon: Okay, first of all this whole thing is stupid, the Holy Roman Empire is stupid in itself. Who had the idea of making a map so confusing it looks like bright colors on a map. Abolish it, this is cancer.
Kaiser Wilhelm *The Coalition at a bar in Vienna, 1815* Russia: Now what? Britain: Now can live our lives in peace. No more wars, no more- Prussia: Wait what are we gonna do, with Germany? Austria (Dressed in Hipster clothing): Hey guys, let’s make Germany, cool you dig? Let’s create the same concept, except we’re gonna have a different name and flag, my dawgs. You dig? Russia: I have no idea what you just said, but my Vodka says yes Britain (Drinking Hanover.): I’ll drink to that! My Laddo! Prussia: Uhhh Okay? I guess.
Sorry to disappoint you, but Napoleon didn't "make" the emperor abolish the HRE, it's just that the emperor didn't want Napoleon to be able to annex the HRE as a whole country, so he dissolved it to make it harder to invade & conquer
It's a German legend. Emperor Napoleon the third was a Dark Emperor of the French, so powerful and so ambitious that he could use the French nationalism to influence the populace to create war… He had such a knowledge of warfare, he could even keep the territory he cared about from being annexed. He could actually save territory from annexation? He became so patriotic… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his territory, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice, *the French Third Republic*, everything he knew, then his republic killed his empire in his capture. Ironic. He could save other's territory from capture, but not his own.
Can No, kaiser wilhelm still reigned after WW1, he also helped germany to defeat the syndicalists but sadly died before he saw the end of the second weltkrieg
How crazy is that? French philosophy is responsible for the french revolution, the french revolution allowed Napoleon to take power. Napoleon is responsible for uniting Germany (indirectly), German unification is responsible for german nationalism and rapid expansion, which itself is responsible for the french 1871 defeat, which in turn is responsible for WW1. And WW1 led to WW2. Both world wars are responsible for making the USA filthy rich, which in turn led to our current world. If a couple of philosophers didn't exist 200+ years ago, our world would be drastically different right now.
The american revolution is also an important factor, but it's mostly because France lost a lot of money and got terrible debt over it. This meant high taxes. The injustice of the "top 1%" being exempted from taxes was also a very important factor. But these factors are not enough to make a french revolution. Without the philosophers you would just get civil unrest and nothing more. The philosophers of the time were responsible for the death of monarchy.
There is also a line of thought that believes the failed revolutions of 1848, which resulted in a lot of liberal Germans being exiled for their participation (see: the 48ers), is what set the stage for the eventual Nazi takeover of Germany, as the liberal/radical factions that supported nationalism were weakened, allowing for the forces of conservatism and reaction to take the helm, a la Bismarck and company. At the same time, a lot of the exiled German liberals went to the US and ended up being influential in building up local socialist traditions in places like Milwaukee. Thousands of 'em joined the Union army during the Civil War. So they were pretty cool.
Don't be surprised when the past affects the present. It is just a simple matter of cause and effect but on a much much larger scale. Past events like the long past splitup of the Carolingian Empire into three shaped much of Europe's history thus the world's history up to the present. Any effects of the events from the past, no matter how small it was, will only get bigger as time goes by.
Honestly, it was prerry much a coinflip sizuation, either prussia or austria wins... End of story, the second Austria lost the war they esentially lost germany
Darth Bismarck made King Wilhelm his apprentice and had manipulated Napoleon III to declare war onto Prussia. He also manipulated the other German princes to join the dark side and thus form the German (Sith) Empire
I think you have to be careful with what you've said in 7:28 since there's a difference between German Emperor (Deutscher Kaiser) and Emperor of Germany (Kaiser von Deutschland) as it was an issue between Bismarck and Wilhelm hours before the Versailles event.
Trung Vo "German Emperor" was chosen to reflect the idea of a populist monarchy, rather than Emperor of Germany which had territorial and irridentist connotations that were thought to provoke the Emperor of Austria-Hungary. This was mostly a PR move. The term Deutscher Kaiser is better translated as Emperor of the Germans than German Emperor.
When I saw the painting of Wilhelm 1’s coronation, I thought, “Wow, this looks really medieval and feels like a long time ago.” Then I remembered that at this time, America was fighting itself, and I felt a bit stupid. World history is weird.
When is the third German called Otto coming to create an empire? There was Otto I/the Great who did his Holy Roman stuff and then Otto von Bismarck with his unification..... Who's next? Sadly not Otto Habsburg.... he's dead.
Otto von Habsburg was a major proponent of the European Union and helped to establish its legitimacy, and the EU is largely run by the Germans, so in a sense, he did establish another Empire.
Well if you wanna be nitpicky then Otto wasn't the first Holy Roman Emperor that would be Charlemagne and Otto's father Heinrch already was king of East Francia.
Its weird but great to find a channel that not only combines my love of history but also just ridiculous things like. That map tho.... Its just good stuff. Vive la emperor sir tigerstar
I think you should add a closing theme song to your videos. Historia Civillis does it, and it provides a nice sense of completeness, as well as a unique character to your videos.
in 8th grade I drew a picture of Otto von Bismark for art it ended up winning best in show in our county art show the thing is that NONE of the kids knew who it was (at least 10 kids asked me if it was Hitler) and very few of the adults had actually heard of the name (weather it be from the man himself North Dakota or the battleship)
3:00 you say they wore black, yellow, and gold but show black, gold, and red, but I don't know enough about Germany to know which is correct and which is incorrect.
SynOMyn isn't yellow and gold basically the same when it comes to vexillollogy? So that would mean that the Prussian king wore the colours of his rival Austria. Pretty sure that NEVER happened in the 1850s nor 1860s.
I'd be really interested to know how the unification ceremony from that famous painting actually looked like. I know there was some controversy over "Kaiser von Deutchland" or "Deutchen Kaiser", ultimately resolved by simply "Kaiser", but other than that no sources (perhaps except German ones, but my knowledge of this language is too limited to make something out of it)
The Luxembourg crisis wasn't the reason why the Franche-german war started it was a result of the Spanish succession crisis and an following "insult "from the prussian king at napoleon 3. But the rest was nice
So in the video, it says Wilhelm is declared "German Emperor", while in the audio voiceover he describes Wilhelm as the "Emperor of Germany". You might be wondering why there are two titles when referring to the event, what the difference between the two titles are. "German Emperor" simply refers to an emperor, who is German and does not lay claim to being the Emperor of every German state. "Emperor of Germany", however, does lay these claims. Before the proclamation of the German Empire in Versailles, Wilhelm refused to be proclaimed as anything other than "Emperor of Germany", while the various German Princes didn't accept this title. Bismarck sided with the princes and tried to convince Wilhelm to accept the title "German Emperor", which was acceptable for the princes, for the sake of unity. This debate was still unsolved in the hall of mirrors, where it came down to Frederick Duke of Baden, who was the person responsible for the proclamation of Wilhelm. With the whole room anxious to see if he would side with Wilhelm or Bismarck and the Princes, he proclaimed: "Long live his majesty, Emperor Wilhelm". This short proclamation was seen as an affront by many, but it did allow for the time Bismarck need to convince WIlhelm to accept the title of "German Emperor"
Jäcky van Maaßtricht hahaha the closest to an unified germanic mainland state it ever got was under the HRE. Additionally little heads up, when the habsburgs tried to unify and centralize it in the late medieval age and early Renaissance it ended with the swiss germans (predominantly allemanic germans) beating them to gain first independence within the reich and afterwards to fully leave the HRE.
Shellshocked German it was though, in it were the dutch, swiss, austrians, the main krauts, sudets and yes there were some bohemians and some italians and some longobards in there but considering that those showed no interest in leaving so long the thing was federal and decentralized there would've been not that much problems.
It's a Danish flag (white cross on red) but with regimental or other symbols in the corners, similar to this one: www.dhm.de/fileadmin/medien/lemo/images/mi007362.jpg but with all four corners.
I wonder how delayed German unification would be Napoleon dissolved the Holly Roman Empire. If he took control of a state that was one of the electors. Maybe put a friendly head as another elector.
I'm slowenin the speed to .75. this is a useful and clear presentation of the skeleton of the tale. Medical research has shown harmful effects from the hearin of fast speakin, and the speakers have slight medical condition, though I forgot whether it is nerves, excess food of some kind or what. Ref. book Healing Ourselves for the cause of fast speakin.
Can I dislike a video by the advertisement played in the beginning? It was the Google Pixelbook "I'm dying" ad. I think that gives me a right to come into this video a little upset. Come on, @Google ! No one says "I'm dying" when their laptop or phone is running low on battery. It is incredibly frustrating when I see big budget advertisements that are so detached from the people their target demographic. Other than that, great video! I'll watch the next one in July 2019
Here's how it happened: 1. Prussia researched Nationalism and Imperialism 2. Prussia rekt Austria in the brothers war 3. Prussia picked "The North German Confederation" 4. Germany also rekt France for alsace-lorraine 5. Germany picked "Three Hurrahs for Germany!" Pls like took long to research
It's Germania, a personification of Germany. That painting by an unknown artist was displayed prominently in the revolutionary Frankfurt Parliament of 1848 that tried to unite Germany in a constitutional monarchy (and failed in 1849).
I think the fact that its not North German Federation is just a term lost in translation. The German word used here, 'Bund,' can mean league, Federation or Confederation.
I feel the Holy Roman Empire as a good thing but it needs a lot of reforms trying to fix the balance of power in central Europe and dynasty powers, they also had deal with social stuff before ideology is influencing the people.
Well, I'm german and at school we learned the reason why nowadays german flag is black, red and gold is because the republic of weimar (Weimarer Republik) received that flag firstly and it was selected by the allies. But back then people called the flag "Schwarz, Rot, Senf" (black, red, mustard) because they hated democracy instead of monarchy so much. Since nowadays german constitution and state is pretty much equal to the system of weimar from 1919-1933 (in fact even 1945, the constitution of weimar was still active until may, 8th of 1945 and 1949) and is just a reworked version for better balances of power, they also brang back the old mustard flag for the BRD and DDR. That's what we learned in school (12th grade in germany)
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I wonder how different German unification would be under AUSTRIAN, not PRUSSIAN, leadership. It would definitely be different in internal policies (less militaristic, less oppressive, more socially liberal, more Catholic-Bavarian like in my opinion, maybe even WW1 wouldn't happen with France and Russia?)
EmperorTigerstar this is perfection
I don't know if it was a mistake, but you said that the Prussian king wore black, yellow, and gold and that those colors constitute the current Germany flag, which is black red and gold. 3:16
+Patrice Charbonneau A German Empire under Austrian leadership wouldn't have happened, like Tigerstar explained.
And if it did, it would've been even more conservative than the Prussian-dominated German Empire.
EmperorTigerstar Can you make a video for how to edit and create an animation map of maybe historical or alternative I just need your help I tried to use OllieBye method but my videos time is less than 3 minutes if it was a total war. Anyways I hope you give attention to my comment ❤️
Funny how Prussia united Germany but today most of the former Prussian lands aren’t controlled by Germany
yeah sadly
@@NormalChannel95 First of all, not all of Prussia is gone.
If you look at a map of Prussia, you will see that a lot of former prussian land still exists.
Such as Berlin, which was the capital of Prussia, before it was the capital of Germany.
There's also Brandenburg, which was the actual heart of Prussia, not East Prussia.
Which makes sense, since the first ruler of the Kingdom of Prussia was the Elector of Brandenburg.
Speaking of Prussia's rulers, the royale family of Prussia still exists (the Hohenzollern).
Also, while modern Germany has a ton of problems, with immigration being one of them.
There's no mass immigration!
Germany' immigrant population of 5%.
With the turks still being only an ethnic minority.
And while the prussians of the past would be dissapointed by modern Germany, they would also hate alt-right people like you!
Because two of the prussian virtues are tolerance and being open-minded.
Prussia was always a nation of religious freedom.
"All religions are equal and good, as long as it's followers are good people. And if hugenots or muslims come into our country, we shall build them churches and mosques." ~ Frederick II
With that said, the prussians were actually friends of the Ottoman Empire.
To a point where they tried to "repair" the "sick man of Europe".
The only reason why most people have never heard of that, is because history is often written by the winners.
And the winners want Prussia to be seen as the culture that lead Germany off the road.
And the idea of a Prussia being a friend of the Ottoman Empire, would destroy said image.
All of Prussia you mean
@Kalmer Weilemreich "Leftist-globalist propaganda" I think you're the drunk one.
@@revelaitons3959 you have wool pulled over your eyes friend.
*Napoleon in 1806.*
General: Monsieur, we have conquered the German States, what are your orders.
Napoleon: Okay, first of all this whole thing is stupid, the Holy Roman Empire is stupid in itself. Who had the idea of making a map so confusing it looks like bright colors on a map. Abolish it, this is cancer.
The Grand Presidente Proceed to create more hundred new state and cities states.
The Grand Presidente Then the coalition is like: "let's bring it back, but now with a president and a new name and flag"
Kaiser Wilhelm
*The Coalition at a bar in Vienna, 1815*
Russia: Now what?
Britain: Now can live our lives in peace. No more wars, no more-
Prussia: Wait what are we gonna do, with Germany?
Austria (Dressed in Hipster clothing): Hey guys, let’s make Germany, cool you dig? Let’s create the same concept, except we’re gonna have a different name and flag, my dawgs. You dig?
Russia: I have no idea what you just said, but my Vodka says yes
Britain (Drinking Hanover.): I’ll drink to that! My Laddo!
Prussia: Uhhh Okay? I guess.
*IT IS CANCER*
Sorry to disappoint you, but Napoleon didn't "make" the emperor abolish the HRE, it's just that the emperor didn't want Napoleon to be able to annex the HRE as a whole country, so he dissolved it to make it harder to invade & conquer
Long story short, it happened because of dat 150% Prussian discipline. *Preußens Gloria starts playing loudly*
Mr. Tilldaddy fOuND tHe eU4 pLaYEr
Mr. Tilldaddy Prussian Space Marines
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Insert Allied Powers:
*FREE STATE OF PRUSSIA DISSOLVED*
3:03
Black, yellow, and gold...
You see the problem.
Ikr it should be ref
+Empire QS *red
Sean Wilson bloomin belgians.
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Emperor Napoleon the third?
It's not a story a Frenchman would tell you.
It's a German legend. Emperor Napoleon the third was a Dark Emperor of the French, so powerful and so ambitious that he could use the French nationalism to influence the populace to create war… He had such a knowledge of warfare, he could even keep the territory he cared about from being annexed.
He could actually save territory from annexation?
He became so patriotic… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his territory, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice, *the French Third Republic*, everything he knew, then his republic killed his empire in his capture. Ironic. He could save other's territory from capture, but not his own.
Could you still learn this power?
Count von Bismarck: Not from a Frenchy boy.
"I unified not only the German states, but the Gerwoman and Gerchildran too"
Yeah, he's a disgrace
And the German Empire lived happily ever after...
until WW1
Can
Yes, sir, that was indeed the joke.
Can What do you mean, obviously the german empire won the weltkrieg
After ww1 Germany become a republic
Can No, kaiser wilhelm still reigned after WW1, he also helped germany to defeat the syndicalists but sadly died before he saw the end of the second weltkrieg
Yay for collaborations with other cool channels!
Fail
How do you have no likes, lol
How crazy is that? French philosophy is responsible for the french revolution, the french revolution allowed Napoleon to take power. Napoleon is responsible for uniting Germany (indirectly), German unification is responsible for german nationalism and rapid expansion, which itself is responsible for the french 1871 defeat, which in turn is responsible for WW1. And WW1 led to WW2. Both world wars are responsible for making the USA filthy rich, which in turn led to our current world.
If a couple of philosophers didn't exist 200+ years ago, our world would be drastically different right now.
The French Revolution is the ultimate butterfly effect - so, so much of the world we live in started then.
I would argue the French Revolution itself is triggered by the American Revolution some years earlier.
The american revolution is also an important factor, but it's mostly because France lost a lot of money and got terrible debt over it. This meant high taxes. The injustice of the "top 1%" being exempted from taxes was also a very important factor. But these factors are not enough to make a french revolution. Without the philosophers you would just get civil unrest and nothing more.
The philosophers of the time were responsible for the death of monarchy.
There is also a line of thought that believes the failed revolutions of 1848, which resulted in a lot of liberal Germans being exiled for their participation (see: the 48ers), is what set the stage for the eventual Nazi takeover of Germany, as the liberal/radical factions that supported nationalism were weakened, allowing for the forces of conservatism and reaction to take the helm, a la Bismarck and company.
At the same time, a lot of the exiled German liberals went to the US and ended up being influential in building up local socialist traditions in places like Milwaukee. Thousands of 'em joined the Union army during the Civil War. So they were pretty cool.
Don't be surprised when the past affects the present. It is just a simple matter of cause and effect but on a much much larger scale.
Past events like the long past splitup of the Carolingian Empire into three shaped much of Europe's history thus the world's history up to the present.
Any effects of the events from the past, no matter how small it was, will only get bigger as time goes by.
*German nationalism intensified*
Preußen Gloria starts playing
Heinz Guedarian Did you use Google translater?
Heinz Guedarian Learn to use google translater
Wo soll dieses Meister-Rennen denn steigen? Am Nürburgring?
Polandgod 75
Deutschland Deutschland Übe.... oh wait I'm not supposed to sing that part.
Good Star Wars joke!
Graham Turner where
Query Azerty it helps to watch the video first
Query Azerty 6:59
Yep
As new patron of these videos, I feel blessed to support this channel.
Keep up the good work my Emperor.
PREQUEL MEMES ARE OVERTAKING.
a surprise to be sure but a welcome one
Sheev is just one of those dictators that you gotta love
3:11 I think u mean Black red and gold
Yeah, it sounds a lot like that... unless he meant *some* of the revolutionary colors.
Didn't he say "The King wore black, gold and yellow"? Is he talking officer his clothes ?
I remember doing all of this in school and i still find it interesting
Did you unify lots of germanies back then? D:
O Nome é o de Menos yep all 37 of them
It just worked
Justin Y. oh hi Justin y
Light mike knight xenophobic much?
Justin Y. Fucking stop. You can comment on videos, but since you like bot, stop.
Justin Y. fuck! you are so fast!
Honestly, it was prerry much a coinflip sizuation, either prussia or austria wins... End of story, the second Austria lost the war they esentially lost germany
You guys should watch the Otto van Bismarck series done by extra credits it’s really really good
The Amazing Jack link
He always have a plan
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0:16 countries
The 501st legion of the grand army of Prussia slaughtered the Jedi and I was one of them to spread Sith ideology throughout Germany
lol
Daniel Tsiprun let the Sith rise throughout the world, we shall rise to take over the Galaxy
Darth Bismarck made King Wilhelm his apprentice and had manipulated Napoleon III to declare war onto Prussia. He also manipulated the other German princes to join the dark side and thus form the German (Sith) Empire
I think you have to be careful with what you've said in 7:28 since there's a difference between German Emperor (Deutscher Kaiser) and Emperor of Germany (Kaiser von Deutschland) as it was an issue between Bismarck and Wilhelm hours before the Versailles event.
How
Trung Vo "German Emperor" was chosen to reflect the idea of a populist monarchy, rather than Emperor of Germany which had territorial and irridentist connotations that were thought to provoke the Emperor of Austria-Hungary. This was mostly a PR move.
The term Deutscher Kaiser is better translated as Emperor of the Germans than German Emperor.
@@ericthegreat7805 It's like the difference between Pirate Ghosts and Ghost Pirates.
When I saw the painting of Wilhelm 1’s coronation, I thought, “Wow, this looks really medieval and feels like a long time ago.” Then I remembered that at this time, America was fighting itself, and I felt a bit stupid. World history is weird.
When is the third German called Otto coming to create an empire? There was Otto I/the Great who did his Holy Roman stuff and then Otto von Bismarck with his unification..... Who's next? Sadly not Otto Habsburg.... he's dead.
Otto von Habsburg was a major proponent of the European Union and helped to establish its legitimacy, and the EU is largely run by the Germans, so in a sense, he did establish another Empire.
Justafan IV Both empires had an emperor. When is the European Emperor of the house of Habsburg-Lorraine coming?
Well if you wanna be nitpicky then Otto wasn't the first Holy Roman Emperor that would be Charlemagne and Otto's father Heinrch already was king of East Francia.
Could you do a video on the paris commune?
that was a really great video, good music choice too!
Very well done and insightful video! Good job as always.
Preußensgloria.mp4
150% DISCIPLINE
ich approve -Bismarck
1871% DISCIPLINE
Really good work tiger!
Its weird but great to find a channel that not only combines my love of history but also just ridiculous things like. That map tho.... Its just good stuff. Vive la emperor sir tigerstar
It's astounding how quickly Bismarck established relations with Austria after 1866.
Because Austria was butting heads with the Russians and longtime enemies of France so...mutual enemies!
I think you should add a closing theme song to your videos. Historia Civillis does it, and it provides a nice sense of completeness, as well as a unique character to your videos.
in 8th grade I drew a picture of Otto von Bismark for art it ended up winning best in show in our county art show the thing is that NONE of the kids knew who it was (at least 10 kids asked me if it was Hitler) and very few of the adults had actually heard of the name (weather it be from the man himself North Dakota or the battleship)
Unification of Italy next?
Literally just finished this course in school a few weeks ago and this just added to my interest
great job there lad!
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY HISSSSSSSSSSOTRY!!! BTW i miss your podcast with the three of you!
3:00 you say they wore black, yellow, and gold but show black, gold, and red, but I don't know enough about Germany to know which is correct and which is incorrect.
SynOMyn
It's black, red and gold, trust me
SynOMyn isn't yellow and gold basically the same when it comes to vexillollogy? So that would mean that the Prussian king wore the colours of his rival Austria. Pretty sure that NEVER happened in the 1850s nor 1860s.
3:02 Do you mean black, red and gold?
Good video!!
Is it supposed to say black, red, and gold, since yellow and gold are nearly the same? 3:01
holy shit dude, nice video that.
Thorougly enjoyed. And also, you seem to really know your Ep III stuff
3:06 did you mean black, red and yellow/gold
Nice! Most of the time people just think about Hitler when talking about German History so a collab like this is really cool and appreciated!
It's Not a united Germany without Austria
And at least a third of Switzerland... and all of Lichtenstein... Luxembourg...
Ein Gamer *Anschluss intesifies*
Ein Gamer Austrians are germans.
Die Aufseherin yes
Otto Von Rus yes i forgot Them lol
Why didn’t RUclips notify me about your video?
7:44 are those...potleafs???
It is a very stylized olive branch.
Another day, another Bismarck video.
Always have a plan!
At 3:03 ..The colors were black yellow and gold???? I think you mean black, RED, and gold (aka yellow)...
Good history lesson :)
I'd be really interested to know how the unification ceremony from that famous painting actually looked like. I know there was some controversy over "Kaiser von Deutchland" or "Deutchen Kaiser", ultimately resolved by simply "Kaiser", but other than that no sources (perhaps except German ones, but my knowledge of this language is too limited to make something out of it)
3:12 Wait what. Black Yellow and Gold? What about red?
The Luxembourg crisis wasn't the reason why the Franche-german war started it was a result of the Spanish succession crisis and an following "insult "from the prussian king at napoleon 3.
But the rest was nice
You mean black, red and gold? @3:18
5:02 why the Palaiologos flag?
Very good video, ET. I've never known much about how Germany was able to reunify, and now I'm more interested in this subject.
6:59 Well played Emperor Tigerstar. Well played...
Are you going to do video about
Italian unification?
Nice a New Video
So in the video, it says Wilhelm is declared "German Emperor", while in the audio voiceover he describes Wilhelm as the "Emperor of Germany". You might be wondering why there are two titles when referring to the event, what the difference between the two titles are.
"German Emperor" simply refers to an emperor, who is German and does not lay claim to being the Emperor of every German state.
"Emperor of Germany", however, does lay these claims.
Before the proclamation of the German Empire in Versailles, Wilhelm refused to be proclaimed as anything other than "Emperor of Germany", while the various German Princes didn't accept this title. Bismarck sided with the princes and tried to convince Wilhelm to accept the title "German Emperor", which was acceptable for the princes, for the sake of unity.
This debate was still unsolved in the hall of mirrors, where it came down to Frederick Duke of Baden, who was the person responsible for the proclamation of Wilhelm. With the whole room anxious to see if he would side with Wilhelm or Bismarck and the Princes, he proclaimed: "Long live his majesty, Emperor Wilhelm". This short proclamation was seen as an affront by many, but it did allow for the time Bismarck need to convince WIlhelm to accept the title of "German Emperor"
That Palpatine impression was spot on.
Well, they didn't unify all of Germany.
Closest thing that we got a unified Germany was during the Nazi era.
I remember the Germans annexing Krain from Yugoslavia or is it a different place?
Jäcky van Maaßtricht hahaha the closest to an unified germanic mainland state it ever got was under the HRE.
Additionally little heads up, when the habsburgs tried to unify and centralize it in the late medieval age and early Renaissance it ended with the swiss germans (predominantly allemanic germans) beating them to gain first independence within the reich and afterwards to fully leave the HRE.
Florian Schönbächler I wouldn't really consider the HRE as a unified state for Germans.
Shellshocked German it was though, in it were the dutch, swiss, austrians, the main krauts, sudets and yes there were some bohemians and some italians and some longobards in there but considering that those showed no interest in leaving so long the thing was federal and decentralized there would've been not that much problems.
Napoleon III: I fear no man
(looks at Bismarck sitting near him)
But that... Thing..... It scares me
What about the Zollverein?
3:00 Don’t you mean black, red and gold?
5:17 why is there a Byzantine (or what looks like it) flag? I feel like those are 2 different eras
It's a Danish flag (white cross on red) but with regimental or other symbols in the corners, similar to this one:
www.dhm.de/fileadmin/medien/lemo/images/mi007362.jpg
but with all four corners.
What is that flag doing there at 5:20?
It's a Danebrog with regimental symbols in the corners.
So what you're saying is that the Germans had their own (retroactive) version of Manifest Destiny. Neat!
I'm not sure, but did you mean black, *red* and gold as in the video it is black, yellow and gold
I wonder how delayed German unification would be Napoleon dissolved the Holly Roman Empire. If he took control of a state that was one of the electors. Maybe put a friendly head as another elector.
1:00 does it really say illyric tribes at the bottom of the map??? this has to be a mistake!
No there it says "Illyrische Provinzen". Illyirien or Illyria is a classical name of this part of the Balkan Region.
fåkking tigerstjerne. Now I laughed out loud at Palpatine. The music made it for me!
I'm slowenin the speed to .75. this is a useful and clear presentation of the skeleton of the tale.
Medical research has shown harmful effects from the hearin of fast speakin, and the speakers have slight medical condition, though I forgot whether it is nerves, excess food of some kind or what. Ref. book Healing Ourselves for the cause of fast speakin.
Can I dislike a video by the advertisement played in the beginning? It was the Google Pixelbook "I'm dying" ad. I think that gives me a right to come into this video a little upset. Come on, @Google ! No one says "I'm dying" when their laptop or phone is running low on battery. It is incredibly frustrating when I see big budget advertisements that are so detached from the people their target demographic. Other than that, great video! I'll watch the next one in July 2019
Can u please do a video about USA in interbellum period?
Why is there a byzantine flag at 5.15 when talking about Schleswig Wars?
Here's how it happened:
1. Prussia researched Nationalism and Imperialism
2. Prussia rekt Austria in the brothers war
3. Prussia picked "The North German Confederation"
4. Germany also rekt France for alsace-lorraine
5. Germany picked "Three Hurrahs for Germany!"
Pls like took long to research
That Star Wars analogy was great
Suddenly: Bismarck
Cool vid
Extra credits history has a good series on Otto von Bismarck
Emperor"Tigerstarwars"Palpatine
January the 18th be with you!
"oh another tigerstar video, I'll watch it in a minute... *reads title* FUCK EVERYTHING ELSE"
that empire joke went for so long that I was starting to think you were serious
Just one little thing...do you mean black, red and gold? You said yellow and gold in the video...just a tiny thing...otherwise, excellent as always...
Who was that girl at the end holding the flag?
It's Germania, a personification of Germany. That painting by an unknown artist was displayed prominently in the revolutionary Frankfurt Parliament of 1848 that tried to unite Germany in a constitutional monarchy (and failed in 1849).
3:10 You mean Black, Red and Gold? Yellow and Gold are essentially the same color when it comes to flags.
good vid
I think the fact that its not North German Federation is just a term lost in translation. The German word used here, 'Bund,' can mean league, Federation or Confederation.
Hahahahahaha Otto 'Palpatin' von Bismark. Hahahaha that last part was funny xD
Can you do what if Bavaria was a powerful German power.
I feel the Holy Roman Empire as a good thing but it needs a lot of reforms trying to fix the balance of power in central Europe and dynasty powers, they also had deal with social stuff before ideology is influencing the people.
Do a map change video about the 2 Egyptian islands that were sold to Saudi Arabia
in my city krefeld wich is in düsseldorf have a statue of wilhelm the I
3:10 Could be, you have to mention none of this is set in stone. We have no definitive answer to where the color scheme originated from.
German history can be very interesting and had a lot to do with world history. This video was amazing
3:16 should be black, red and gold
Well, I'm german and at school we learned the reason why nowadays german flag is black, red and gold is because the republic of weimar (Weimarer Republik) received that flag firstly and it was selected by the allies. But back then people called the flag "Schwarz, Rot, Senf" (black, red, mustard) because they hated democracy instead of monarchy so much.
Since nowadays german constitution and state is pretty much equal to the system of weimar from 1919-1933 (in fact even 1945, the constitution of weimar was still active until may, 8th of 1945 and 1949) and is just a reworked version for better balances of power, they also brang back the old mustard flag for the BRD and DDR.
That's what we learned in school (12th grade in germany)
I really liked this type of vid i study american history so i love when the complexities of other countries histories are explained
It shall be done my lord
Ah perfect I need to write a report on this very subject