All Territories Ever Occupied by Each European Country
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2022
- This video shows any territory that the countries of Europe have occupied in their history. This includes areas under direct control or a country proper, vassal states or puppet states, military occupations, and personal unions with other nations. The predecessors of a country is open to interpretation and is often arbitrary, so this video should be taken with a grain of salt. This video also merely focuses on Europe, and doesn't show any land overseas that wouldn't be visible on the map. Any country who had occupied territories that are not on the map such as a colony are stated as such.
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Imagine each European country starting to claim the territories they have lost….
big conflict 👍
Oh oh oh
Poland,Germany,greece,italy,russia,france,britan,turkey,austria,hungary,Czechia, and sweden:ITS MINE MINE MINE
I would imagine if Israel claims every territory were are living some Jews
@@patopcidemexico7646 LOL that’s basically Putin
If you can I'd love to see this video on the World Map. So many "overseas lands not shown" even in countries you wouldn't expect
like latvia
Or Malta
Like Cyprus having a dominion on Turkey for some reason
@@dinasov9 it was when turkey declared war on cyprus, cyprus got a port and some cities with the help of some brave cretic pilots that they shot down
@@shazamnegroid7379 I dont know what bizzare alternate reality you are from, but nothing remotely close to that ever happened. It's far more likely that the video is referring to the castle of Corycus held by the Lusignan kingdom of cyprus in the 14th century
I would love a source for this alleged invasion you mention though
1944: uk owns italy
144: italy owns uk
italy owns england*
*Romanium controls the region of the delightful dental avoiding people, England@MaxTracy-lb8lc
@MaxTracy-lb8lc Rome is England
They were borned on Italian lands just like Italy so it's basicly Italy
Kievan Rus isn't Ukraine or Belarus or Russia because the people which created Kievan Rus came from Scandinavia and that was actually vikings means it was Sweden
@@JoinThe_BingvinArmy England Wales and south Scotland
@MaxTracy-lb8lc Sorry i meant Rome is Italy
Interesting video, no doubt! From a historians perspective - as already mentioned in the comment section - it’s difficult to compare these current nation: (1) there’s a difference between modern Italy and the Roman Empire in terms of culture, language, religion. I would have shown only the territories, modern Italy has ever occupied; (2) where to draw the line between real incorporated territories and for example personal unions: medieval understanding of a “state” (by a monarch’s realm) is very different from the modern definition of a national territorial state (beginning in the 16th century); (3) duration of the occupation: there’s a difference between territories only occupied for months or even days (as the German holdings in Russia during WWII) and territories that where heavily influenced by the occupant (e.g. Spain holding the throne of Naples). But again: just some thoughts of me, still great to see people’s interest in history!
This exactly.
It's like in a boxing mach - you have to at least count to 10 to claim a win, if your opponent quickly resumed a fight, it's like nothing happened.
For dramatic effect, obviously you should take the greatest extent that can be argued, so you get a bigger "wow" moment.
By the way, in the video they showed only the territories of Roman Empire for Italy, but during the last century we also occupied Eritrea, Somalia, Ethiopia, Libya, Dodecanese and Tientsin.
@@corrado.08 overseas territories not shown
This and as an Norwegian 5:30 then did UK occupy Norway? And its modern Norway, with current borders, Like Sweden as it was up to 1905, but Finland does not have the northern parts as it was earlier and area was not ruled by countries.
My guess it was an technical term after German forces in Norway capitulating at end of WW 2 Norway was under the UK occupation zone for a week or two before Norwegian government took over even if disarmament was done by Norwegian forces.
No Belgium, Bulgaria and Bosnia… Maybe include them in future videos as well, especially Bulgaria, that has a rich history
Belgium is understandable, what they look like now is the biggest they've ever been (not including Congo). But yes, Bulgaria was massive, and not just once, but twice.
@@Voxdalian Lies. Limburg used to fully belong to Belgium, and in 1923 Belgium occupied the German Ruhr territory
@@Vincent-jq6vx Belgium occupied the territory, they didn't annex it. It was never part of Belgium. And unless I'm missing some part of history, back when Limburg was whole Belgium didn't exist, it was part of the Netherlands then.
@@Voxdalian Limburg was splitted in 1839 between Netherlands and Belgium. Belgium did own the whole of Limburg from 1830 to 1839
@@Vincent-jq6vx Ah, I didn't know that. That's pretty cool. Thanks for the info.
Would love to see a heatmap of the most occupied territories.
A big line along the Danube River
@Ed Winters that's central europe, geographically
Me
@Ed Winters aprox. between the Vilnius/Białystok areas is the center of Europe
@Ed Winters I understood that according to the EU only Belarus, Ukraine and Russia are classified as eastern europe
Germany, UK, russia, Turkiye, france, italy : 💀
Bulgaria: 💀
*turkey🦃
@@Robeedrill türkiye*
@@mikhailfitzgerald8102 In english its turkey. Or should i demand people to call Finland "Suomi"?
@@Alexandros.Mograineno it literally is not. Turkiye's real name was already Türkiye since it was founded. But in recent years Turkiye demanded a name change in ENGLISH to make the name of "Turkey", "Turkiye". And so it got accepted.
I love how some countries are like “Oh I’ll take some for myself” and others go “NOM NOM NOM, TASTY CONTINENT”
Yes! I love to see the total territories occupied by countries, Seems very interesting
Real
Is it a joke? He didn't bother to show the colonies of U.K, France and Spain. Turkey's full territory has not been shown.
@@Vinnan. It was written there that overseas territories are not shown...
@@bence_bagosi Ok then
Can you believe Latvia was once an overseas empire? Sometimes history is wilder than fiction.
*A*
0:02 🇦🇱 Albania
0:10 🇦🇩 Andorra
0:17 🇦🇲 Armenia
0:25 🇦🇹 Austria
0:32 🇦🇿 Azerbaijan
*B*
0:39 🇧🇾 Belarus
*C*
0:47 🇭🇷 Croatia
0:54 🇨🇾 Cyprus
1:02 🇨🇿 Czechia
*D*
1:09 🇩🇰 Denmark
*E*
1:17 🇪🇪 Estonia
*F*
1:24 🇫🇮 Finland
1:31 🇫🇷 France
*G*
1:39 🇬🇪 Georgia
1:46 🇩🇪 Germany
1:54 🇬🇷 Greece
*H*
2:01 🇭🇺 Hungary
*I*
2:09 🇮🇸 Iceland
2:17 🇮🇪 Ireland
2:24 🇮🇹 Italy
*L*
2:32 🇱🇻 Latvia
2:39 🇱🇮 Liechtenstein
2:47 🇱🇹 Lithuania
2:54 🇱🇺 Luxembourg
*M*
3:02 🇲🇹 Malta
3:09 🇲🇩 Moldova
3:17 🇲🇨 Monaco
3:24 🇲🇪 Montenegro
*N*
3:32 🇳🇱 Netherlands
3:39 🇲🇰 North Macedonia
3:47 🇳🇴 Norway
*P*
3:54 🇵🇱 Poland
4:02 🇵🇹 Portugal
*R*
4:09 🇷🇴 Romania
4:17 🇷🇺 Russia
*S*
4:24 🇸🇲 San Marino
4:33 🇷🇸 Serbia
4:40 🇸🇰 Slovakia
4:48 🇸🇮 Slovenia
4:55 🇪🇸 Spain
5:03 🇸🇪 Sweden
5:10 🇨🇭 Switzerland
*T*
5:18 🇹🇷 Turkey
*U*
5:25 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
5:33 🇺🇦 Ukraine
*V*
5:40 🇻🇦 Vatican City
4:41 Slovakia
4:48 Slovenia
4:56 Spain
5:04 Sweden
5:11 Switzerland
5:19 Turkey
5:26 UK
5:34 Ukraine
5:41 Vatican City
Georgia is a state
There isnt bulgaria
@@dvdgo2006 nor belgium
@@TiffanyPlaysOwO there is also a country named georgia
Interesting video, I love it.
I guess it gets complicated because it's hard to really deliminate what a state is, maybe it'd be better to say territories ever occupied by nationality.
One thing too: Liechtenstein used to be like 5x bigger, still microscopic, but definitely bigger than that.
You are wrong, because as you can see in the video it is possible to show the countries with all the areas they once occupied. But there were also mistakes made in the video, as you also noticed with Liechtenstein, and mistakes were also pointed out in other comments. By the way, mistakes were also made regarding my country Poland. There are mistakes regarding Poland, because Sweden, Finland and Russia should have been shown in Polish colors as Polish domains. Because Sweden was a domain of the Polish King during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1592 to 1599 by which Finland was also a domain of the Polish king because the Polish king was not only the king of Sweden, but also the Grand Duke of Finland. Russia, on the other hand, was during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1610-12 a domain of Poland. By the way, the Polish King Casimir IV Jagiellon was also the grand duke of Luxembourg in the 15th century, which made Luxembourg a Polish domain. So Sweden, Finland, Russia and Luxembourg should also have been shown in Polish colors in the video. During the time of the Polish King Casimir IV, Crimea was a Polish protectorate from 1462 to 1475. Unfortunately, the Polish army was strongly committed in the fight against the Teutonic Order and therefore Crimea could not be defended against the Ottomans and was lost for Poland. But since Crimea was a Polish domain for a while, Crimea should also appear in Polish colors in the video. In case anyone is wondering why a piece of Italy was Polish. This are the territoris of Bari and Rossano which came to Poland through the marriage of the Polish king Sigismund I with the Italian Duchess of Bari and Rossano Bona Sforza who thereby became Queen of Poland.
Although there are other errors! The dominion of the Soviet Union was shown and not the dominion of Russian Empire. Serbia mistakenly was confused with Yugoslavia. The Germans have never mastered Syria as is claimed in the video. Germans were involved in the Crusades. But there was no German crusader state. About half of Syria was then the principality of Antioch. But this principality was certainly not mastered by Germans.
France: "Yo watch this shit!" Germany: "Hold my beer for a second..."
Just make sure to not put french, germans, russians in same room
Be aware that only the countries that are currently independent states appear in the video. Therefore many nations are hidden under the name of the current states.
By the way, some states are missing: Bulgaria, Bosnia&Herzegovina,...
Belgium too
Most of these countries merged with the current country or are just the sucesor of that country. Now days almost every european country isnt occupied and the ones who are in this list includes their original extention
@@vicrai578turns out author really despises the letter b
Are we talking about the UK, because it is not since the days of The Roman Empire that the French have hidden populations. You could make the case for Germany because of its Prussian past, which was not the whole of what became the Germany of 1871-1919. Why is there a chunk of land under Turkey with the German flag on it, Ottoman's were in control of that area for 400+ years.
@@jrus690 your comment makes no sense. Either way, I don't see a part of turkey during the German extension. Syria was most likely during the crusades (France has a similar extension in syria)
And claiming that the Holy Roman Empire isn't German would be like claiming the Ottoman Empire isn't turk. Just stupid.
The Byzantine empire is trickier, could be Roman or Greek. Or both. Also I'd put Alexander as Macedonian, not greek. The video added him to the Greeks. Another tricky thing is Poland-Lithuania or Auatria-Hungary or the Frankish empire, which was both German and french.
A single mistake: Russia also had Turkish Thrace during Russo-Turkish war of 1877-78
Russia also had part of Sweden
Estonia nearly took St. Petersburg
@@trialbruh6063 yet failed, eh.
I'd say completely omitting Bulgaria would be another mistake lmao
And Jever(Napoleonic era) and Schleswig-Holstein(while Peter the 3. and Catherine the Great) in Germany and the Ionian Islands(Greece, Napoleonic era) had Russia
In the history of europe mostly not the countries occupied other countries, but the dynasties take over territories. For example Austria has not really occupied Burundy, Netherlands, Bohemia, Hungary and so on, but the Habsburgs have married luckily and have taken over many territories.
Therefore a video about all territories controlled by each dynasty would be also interesting.
Hungary and Bohemia were just annexed lands in the Austrian empire before Austria-Hungary was established, but i get what you mean
1:48 Germany
4:18 Russia
3:56 Poland
2:25 Italy
5:26 United Kingdom aka Great Britain
5:34 Ukraine
1:33 France
5:19 Turkey
It should be germany italy near not russia and poland near germany
You good?
@@RaulSalazar-cn5iv you ok? You sound like you had a stroke
5:29 Bro UK OWNED MY COUNTRY 🇪🇸🌚
Why did u have to to add "aka Great Britain" like bruh, their aint any 1700's ppl watching rn, everyone in the modern age knows it as the UK
5:27 Just imagine if the colonization had been only in Europe
britain is weak, they can't colonize europe, because european nations are strong while britain only goes to colonize weak nations in africa or asia
Nah it’s still as terrible as it was irl around the world.
most of that isnt from colonialism, its from military occuptaion e.g spain and portugal refers to the napoleonic wars where the kings of spain and portugal fled their countries and left partisans +the british to do all the work.
@@mappingshaman5280 the Kings of Spain were captured by Napoleon.
And the partisans did a lot. I even think that Napoleon himself recognized that his defeat started against the spanish's guerrillas.
All that, without despise for the British participation which was crucial.
@@oriolcampsperez3170 I don’t think any British dispute this. It’s mostly due to people accidentally overstating involvement in an effort for making sure it’s not forgotten in the first place
A few notable examples:
- Korean Civil War = seen as a US war vs USSR, when in reality the overwhelming majority of southern fighters were Korean and overwhelming majority of northern fighters were Chinese
- North African campaign = Axis often represented as Germany/Rommel even though Italy were the majority
- Gallipoli = Allies often represented as ANZAC despite their very small numbers compared to French, British, Indian etc.
Really good video! I would've liked for countries like France or UK to show all the territories around the world they've had but I guess that would make it harder
You forget the Netherland, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Danemark and probably some other.
I think Germany had some oversea territories before WWI, no ?
@@lnomsim2 Yes they had some African holdings
Colonizing the 3rd world is no accomplishment, only Europe is
@@norwaydude4798 You should learn what third world means. Really. It's a term that was born during the cold war to designate countries that weren't aligned with the western or eastern blocks.
so... during decolonisation.
Nobody colonized the third world countries.
By the way, there are some errors in the video. Russia, Sweden and Crimea are missing when specifying the by the Polish empire mastered territories. In addition, the dominion of the Soviet Union was shown and not the dominion of Russian Empire. Serbia mistakenly was confused with Yugoslavia. The Germans have never mastered Syria as is claimed in the video. Germans were involved in the Crusades. But there was no German crusader state. About half of Syria was then the principality of Antioch. But this principality was certainly not mastered by Germans.
Damn bro should show us overseas territory in another video
Including the Austrian territory in China
Thought this entire video I kept thinking: "is [blank] country going to count as a predecessor state to [country in question]"
The answer was almost always yes (except for different kinds of unions which where just the "heads" of the unions)
Yeah but that's actually open to interpretation
I like your variety of video a lot. As for things related to the video, it is interesting to see that some were almost all over Europe, such as Germany. I liked it 👍
I hope you mean you liked the video lol
@@ita6444 of course yes
@@ita6444i like when europe occupy each other.
I love how the music goes dramatic when germany shows up
1:50 me: grandpa look at this
Grandpa: Remind me of something
Estonia, for a very brief period of time during the war of independence, held Northern Latvia, and up to St. Petersburg.
True.
However, the list is incomplete. Why did you choose these countries? However mistakes were made in the countries listed, as was the case with Poland. There are mistakes regarding Poland, because Sweden, Finland and Russia should have been shown in Polish colors as Polish domains. Because Sweden was a domain of the Polish King during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1592 to 1599 by which Finland was also a domain of the Polish king because the Polish king was not only the king of Sweden, but also the Grand Duke of Finland. Russia, on the other hand, was during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1610-12 a domain of Poland. By the way, the Polish King Casimir IV Jagiellon was also the grand duke of Luxembourg in the 15th century, which made Luxembourg a Polish domain. So Sweden, Finland, Russia and Luxembourg should also have been shown in Polish colors in the video. During the time of the Polish King Casimir IV, Crimea was a Polish protectorate from 1462 to 1475. Unfortunately, the Polish army was strongly committed in the fight against the Teutonic Order and therefore Crimea could not be defended against the Ottomans and was lost for Poland. But since Crimea was a Polish domain for a while, Crimea should also appear in Polish colors in the video. In case anyone is wondering why a piece of Italy was Polish. This are the territoris of Bari and Rossano which came to Poland through the marriage of the Polish king Sigismund I with the Italian Duchess of Bari and Rossano Bona Sforza who thereby became Queen of Poland.
Although there are other errors! The dominion of the Soviet Union was shown and not the dominion of Russian Empire. Serbia mistakenly was confused with Yugoslavia. The Germans have never mastered Syria as is claimed in the video. Germans were involved in the Crusades. But there was no German crusader state. About half of Syria was then the principality of Antioch. But this principality was certainly not mastered by Germans.
For a very brief period Russia held Paris.
So what? You are so brave to attack during the Civil War in Russia? When parts of Russia were occupied by Brittish, German, Japanese, American and French military? So brave of you.
@@YuriZhevnevRussia held Paris for 3 years.
If we're counting Personal Unions, Poland should also have the former Kingdom of Sweden, since it already has Hungary, Saxony and Bari. Sweden was a junior partner in a Polish-Lithuanian-Swedish Union with the king - Sigismund Vasa being the King of Poland first, and King of Sweden second. Poland also had a lot more lands occupied in Russia, most notably the city of Pskov, with polish raiding parties going as far as the river Ob deep within Siberia, where we have accounts of polish soldiers encountering "strange golden statues of chubby women" (most likely buddah statues). Also a small nitpick - at one point the crimean city of Kaffa pledged loyalty to the Kingdom of Poland, It's not shown on the map, however it is more of a nuisance anyway.
Mhm, Polish King Vladislaus II Jagiellon was also the King of Croatia together with being the King of Hungary
Hence the kingdom stretched from adriatic to baltic sea
Most sane Polish Nationalist
@@suhnih4076 what's bad about it?
@Adolf Meyer first major democracy? Are you just going to pretend ancient Greece and the Roman Republic didn't exist? Not to mention the duchy of Novgorod, a democratic republic formed in the early medieval times, centuries before PLC
I've had been imagined this since it was my childhood and is finally real! Thanks you!
You should have made it dude
@@tyunpeters3170 but in that time I didn't know how to make videos like this one
Two countries that always surprise me are Bulgaria and Czechia. Rather small countries today, but massive territory in the past, for example Bohemia=Czechia stretched from Baltic sea to a few kilometres to Jadran sea, almost having access to both northern and mediterrenean sea. Bulgarian empire was also massive, it was like the biggest land in the Balkans stretching from Ukraine to almost Greece.
It surprised you, because it is false, fake. The uploader pulled out all of this from his butthole.
BUT...the Czech's great expansion was not with Bohemia but with Great Moravia in the early Middle Ages.
Yes, but in those times borders were more fluid. Those were times when maps and cartography were quite rare and not precise. Borders were usually thought as rivers, hills, specific landmarks. It was also age of quite low population in Europe. Big kingdoms had we can just guess only dozens of thousand of people so it was incredibly sparse, most of kingdoms were endless forests with ocassional small keep. I would say that Bohemia was far more structured and borders were more precise and protected. For example whole Silesia was part of Bohemia from 12th to almost 18th century. Unfortunately Maria Theresa managed to loose it to Prussia in 1742, as well Lusitania which today is parted between eastern Germany and Western Poland.@@GreatPolishWingedHussars
@@Aggoenix But it is a fact that Great Moravia was shown in the video and not Bohemia. So change Bohemia to Great Moravia and your comment will be correct.
Ever heard about Lithuania?
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Its such a disrespect to bulgaria to dont show them while you showed countries like san marino and andora Who didnt chaced.
Bulgaria didnt conquer anything tho. xd
@@greaterforce3981 Bulgarian Empire?
@@greaterforce3981 that isnt True. First look at bulgaria under simeon 1 bulgaria was a major power in the balkans for hundreads of years plus the first bulgaria empire under khan kubrat was in today ukraine and it was realy big
@@greaterforce3981 Bro you have a brain? Did you forget the Balkan Wars? The 2nd Bulgarian Empire? This guy is an American lol
@@ucsmastara4975 yup
I like the idea of the video, I can't judge how well it is made, besides the missing countries, because I don't know much history, but I'd be interested to see when each country reached its biggest form.
Most annoying issue I have is he got Romes and Macedonias max occupation zones wrong.
It's about all territories ever occupied not what the shape at a single time was
@@darth3911 north macedonians are not descended from the ancient macedonians
He did that alerady
Biggest in Europe or worldwide?
You should’ve showed the Holy Roman Empire as Liechtenstein as its the last segment of it 2:45
iirc Liechtenstein was established after the HRE was dissolved. And honestly, The HRE was hardly even a country.
Liechtenstein is a remaining piece of the Holy Roman empire, and its borders had little to no changes.
Great video.
Interestingly (3:57) you can see a few personal union ones, but not all of them I miss the Polish-French union and the Polish-Swedish union. For example, Henry III Valois will still be king of Polish he crowned himself king of France. A similar situation Sigismund III Vasa King Polish was elected King of Sweden.
To be fair henry III did left everyone in poland when hé was about to be crowned king of France, leaving the polish throne vacant, so by the Time he got to France, the poles were without a king for months and started electing another, which means he was never de facto both king or France and poland.
It would have been cool tho
@@clementlefevre5384
You are right Henry left Polish throne, while leaving a big shit. This "strange" union was only formally. Really she wasnt there. The period of Henrys reign in Poland falls from 11 May 1573 to 18 June 1574 (until his escape). There is now a catch. Henry doesnt renounced his rights to the Polish crown. Formally, his reign ended in May 1575. So at the end of August 1574 the sejm was convened, where some senators were against the introduction of interregnum. However, the second part was in favor of introducing interregnum. However, they came to an agreement by sending a letter to Henry, setting him as a deadline for returning to the country for May 12, 1575. At the same time, it was announced that if this deadline wasnt met, Henry would lose the throne. So what was the reaction Henry to this letter? He promised mps that he would return quickly, and yet he didnt return. Interestingly, after his dethronement, he considered himself the rightful monarch Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. In addition, I would like to add that for Polish history he was a tragic ruler. Which "fired" the clock for the fall of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Eh... how convoluted it all has to be...
Dont forget about Władysław IV Vasa who was temporarely a tsar of russia
The HRE/Austria and Spain...
I live in Netherlands as a pole and in fact, i have never seen a polish lands near the border with dutchies
I’d love to see this for other continents like, Asia
Mongolia
@@lambo3844 and japan
@@radustana i meant that mongolia would be shown controlling basically all of asia
*Mongolia takes up all of the screens in the Video*
Because of the Mughals, Mogulistans, Timurids, and other 4th Generation of Mongol nations or successors only place they wouldn't have is South East Asia, very north Siberia, and southern Arabia
mongolia would def have the biggest difference
gotta love the latvian “overseas lands not shown” disclaimer
Person: how many territories did you once occupy?
Britain: yes
You should make more videos like this with the other continents.
5:23 If you do one where you include overseas, please don’t forget Eastern Iceland!
You should have zoomed out when relevant. Nice video besides that👌🏻
"All territories occupied"
France and Germany: It's show time
The boys are back in town
Ehm italy...
@@reneshm Italy wasn't Italy but the Roman empire though. France and Germany are in direct line of succession of the states that occupied these territories, Italy isn't.
@@drmaticviewer Let me guess Eastern Roman empire never existed?
@@NIKOS_GEROSIDERIS What? Why would anybody think that and how would that support what I said?
1:50 jumpscare
Nazi jumpscare
Aaaaaaah
Oh was I supposed to be scared? :/
@@CoolAstrost you're so innocent
@@CoolAstrost its haha funny third reich forcing jews to work all day long
Nazi jumpscare
I thouht Russia occupied some parts of sweden during the napoleonic wars when they went to war? Other than that wonderful job! This is extremely impressive, keep up the great work.
1 city
That was more of a siege though and the peace treaty was signed I think 1 day after.
@@oplixgaming670
My bad, I noticed it on omni atlas, they showed Russia occupying parts of eastern Sweden before the annexation of Finland.
Can you do this on a world scale map?
I WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO SO MUCH TIME!
imagine if every European country was included
5:13 forgot about Mulhausen
Very interesting, thanks for this!
Finally! I aways wanted to see something like this!
@The Philosoraptor yes.
@Ευαγγελος Αγγελος εμ. Είπα κάτι;
@Ευαγγελος Αγγελος λέω εάν είπα κάτι. Είπα ότι θα το δούμε ή ότι δεν θα το δούμε; Ξέρεις τι λες;
2:28 The moment we've all been waiting for
DAJE ROMA
they were still no match for germanic tribe men lmao
… that’s not Nazi Germany?
@@yohanan03 lmao they were ambushed in the woods, where you can not deploy your formation, by a filthy traitor, who was later killed by it's own people. And then Germanicus came to get revenge and he did.
@@yohanan03 they still survived the east…
In the peace agreement with the Ottomans, he was forced to bring Wallachia closer to Moldavia from where two states, two languages received the first competition. Moldavia was independent until 1918
For Austria you are forgetting California, which had an Austrian ruling them in the 2000's
Imagine if all the land these countries owned was restored and all the overlapping areas had to be shared by the governments
probably instant ww3
Balkans and Africa going crazy
3:05 Lmao the Maltese "overseas lands not shown" are the Knight Hospitaller colonies in the caribbeans XD
This video is INCORRECT and INCOMPLETE because doesn't show all European countries. The country of BULGARIA is missing. BULGARIA Is located in the southeastern Europe between Turkey, Greece, North Macedonia Romania and the Black sea, and it was a big Empire in the 10th century during the rain of Czar Simeon. During that time the Frank's empire of Charlemagne and the Bulgarian empire of Czar Simeon were the biggest in Europe and even bigger than the Eastern Roman Empire named Byzantium.
Good point!
1:06 for those who don’t know, this is Zapadoslavia.
Never heard about it
What's zapadoslavia?
You mean Moravia?
Wtf? This map Is combination of Great Moravia, Samo's "imperium", Conquest od Přemysl Otakar II., Charles IV., Sigismund and ruled countries of others Czech Kings till Habsburg Monarchy.
Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Bulgaria: do they forget we exist?
Looks amazing and interesting but you should do the WORLD!
What would this look like on a heat map? Now i'm super curious
Sicily/Naples had a Norse-Norman king and Vikings conquered several French and German (current borders) provinces, and Norse people settled Gardariki and Könugardr :)
But I agree with the map generally, it is well done. The periods I speak of didnt strictly have nations in the sense we came accustomed to after the Age of Nationalism.
My country Norway was initially set to inherit the Kalmar union, (very) unfortunate events made it so it ended up with his Danish wife instead when he died. Imagine what would had happened with a stable three-party union of Scandinavia existing on predefined terms that all parts had agreed to, instead of literally hundreds of years of conflicts between Sweden and Denmark on opposing sides in massive European conflicts...
BUT! This never happened!
Norse-Norman what kind of country is that supposed to be? However There are mistakes regarding Poland, because Sweden, Finland and Russia should have been shown in Polish colors as Polish domains. Because Sweden was a domain of the Polish King during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1592 to 1599 by which Finland was also a domain of the Polish king because the Polish king was not only the king of Sweden, but also the Grand Duke of Finland. Russia, on the other hand, was during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1610-12 a domain of Poland. By the way, the Polish King Casimir IV Jagiellon was also the grand duke of Luxembourg in the 15th century, which made Luxembourg a Polish domain. So Sweden, Finland, Russia and Luxembourg should also have been shown in Polish colors in the video. During the time of the Polish King Casimir IV, Crimea was a Polish protectorate from 1462 to 1475. Unfortunately, the Polish army was strongly committed in the fight against the Teutonic Order and therefore Crimea could not be defended against the Ottomans and was lost for Poland. But since Crimea was a Polish domain for a while, Crimea should also appear in Polish colors in the video. In case anyone is wondering why a piece of Italy was Polish. This are the territoris of Bari and Rossano which came to Poland through the marriage of the Polish king Sigismund I with the Italian Duchess of Bari and Rossano Bona Sforza who thereby became Queen of Poland.
Although there are other errors! The dominion of the Soviet Union was shown and not the dominion of Russian Empire. Serbia mistakenly was confused with Yugoslavia. The Germans have never mastered Syria as is claimed in the video. Germans were involved in the Crusades. But there was no German crusader state. About half of Syria was then the principality of Antioch. But this principality was certainly not mastered by Germans.
This is amazing this channel is entering the “Geossance”
2:27
*this is.... Beautiful*
@MustafaPlay Yes, roman period.
I know grande Giulio Cesare mio imperatore
@@ornitorincoman
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E comunque grazie mio fedele cittadino
@@DoWeHaveAProblemHuh i am very alfabeta
Rome
As Slovak i absolutly dont know when we had a teritory you display
You should put a year because i think in our case you made it up
respectable effort, this video is extemely difficult to make, but some mistakes are too blatant, such as forgetting the countries that start with B, Crimea being Russian all of a sudden, and mistakes with Denmark, Ukraine and Russia
It’s interesting, but let’s keep mind that these territories are vast simplifications and combine maximum extent of each country over the totality of their existence, including alliances and unions with other countries.
Z tego co widzę to są stany z najlepszych okresów nawet jeśli nie trwały długo
No definitely not or else Austria would have owned the entirety of Spain and Portugal at one point through a personal union, idk why it wasn't included for Austria
or during wartime and lasted for a couple years at most. Also, Italy and rome???
It's also interesting in my opinion that there are mistakes regarding Poland, because Sweden, Finland and Russia should have been shown in Polish colors as Polish domains. Because Sweden was a domain of the Polish King during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1592 to 1599 by which Finland was also a domain of the Polish king because the Polish king was not only the king of Sweden, but also the Grand Duke of Finland. Russia, on the other hand, was during the time of the personal union with Poland in 1610-12 a domain of Poland. By the way, the Polish King Casimir IV Jagiellon was also the grand duke of Luxembourg in the 15th century, which made Luxembourg a Polish domain. So Sweden, Finland, Russia and Luxembourg should also have been shown in Polish colors in the video. During the time of the Polish King Casimir IV, Crimea was a Polish protectorate from 1462 to 1475. Unfortunately, the Polish army was strongly committed in the fight against the Teutonic Order and therefore Crimea could not be defended against the Ottomans and was lost for Poland. But since Crimea was a Polish domain for a while, Crimea should also appear in Polish colors in the video. In case anyone is wondering why a piece of Italy was Polish. This are the territoris of Bari and Rossano which came to Poland through the marriage of the Polish king Sigismund I with the Italian Duchess of Bari and Rossano Bona Sforza who thereby became Queen of Poland.
Although there are other errors! The dominion of the Soviet Union was shown and not the dominion of Russian Empire. Serbia mistakenly was confused with Yugoslavia. The Germans have never mastered Syria as is claimed in the video. Germans were involved in the Crusades. But there was no German crusader state. About half of Syria was then the principality of Antioch. But this principality was certainly not mastered by Germans.
You Forgot The British Occupation Of Murmansk And The area around it
Some of the countries territories shown where actually from older countries that are similar but not the same
Italy had its Roman territories
Denmark and Norway having some territories of Finland has to be something purely on paper; we, for sure, did not see any Danes here (with the exception of few pirate ships)
Can u do a world map version of this showing overseas territory
Denmark also had Oldenburg, Mecklenburg, Lauenburg, Normandy as a vassal, more claimed territory in Finland and Karelia (including Kola peninsula claimed) Pommeranian coast stretching to Prussia briefly), prolly more of Lapland claimed, Bremen-Verden (vassal) and more of Estonia (in the North West)
Polish-Danish king also conquered England
@@lch7732 Yup, Cnut II was the king of the North Sea empire
Kalmar Union was a personal union, so there were three separate kingdoms not just one Denmark up to woods of Carelia🙂
@@toomaskroll2282 semantics, the monarch is the state. Otherwise the British Empire didnt control a shitton of its territory, spain was for long still Aragon and Castille, and you may even split up the Austrian Empire into Bohemia other accessories, which very much still were personal union countries. Its just that for the most part the local nobility was either curbed or all the laws were brought into being harmonised and consolidated so the areas effectively merged
1:51 not accurate, that is a map of all european axis countries in ww2, not just germany
It was literally just Germany. Italy was occupied by Germany later on.
Now what i wanna know is what areas have been controlled by only 1 country?
Nice video pretty accurate
I like how Vatican City had more land than a lot of the countries here
Yea, it used to be known as "Papal States", was actually pretty powerful
I think Vatican City is more of a successor to the Roman Empire than Italy is. The Papal States included the entire city of Rome and basically the middle third of the Italian peninsula.
Italy is more a Piedmont-Sardinia successor
@@alexanderlapp5048how? The Vatican wasn’t a thing at the time the pope had to take in serious account the papal states citizens as several times he got overthrown and another roman reppublic was declared but it was run by Italian people the same that ruled Italy. It’s like saying ohio has a better claim to The Thirteen colonies than the Usa does.
@@wojtekpolska1013the papal states also weren’t direct in the line from Rome. But in the beggining the Pope was elected as a sort of Italian president, so i see your point. But still it’s another Italian state. It’s like saying San Marino has a better claim. Ok cool where’s san marino? What do they speak? What’s their ethnicity? 🇮🇹
1:48 yeah, that one time
With Czechia, you forgot to include the territories in northern Italy, which were conquered by John of Bohemia before he was slained at Crécy.
Sweden did not control the Rzeczpospolita. A personal union by a monarch of the same dynasty does not mean that this was a real union, especially not in the case of the Polish-Lithuanian state which was less a kingdom but much more a republic built up by nobles.
Sweden invades Poland. They are have a name for it - Potop Szwedzki
@@FisikYadershik SZWECJA NIGDY NIE PANOWALA NAD POLSKA WOJNA TO NIE PANOWANIE.
@@JERZ69GSweden destroyed poland, quit yapping
@@JERZ69G No ale Szwecja okupowała te tereny przez jakiś czas więc w czym problem
@@TarasPorosuk Lepiej Ukraińcu dziękuj Polakom na kolanach za pomoc, a nie otwieraj gębę, gdzie cię nie proszono
In the Estonian war of independence, they had like half of Latvia and almost st petersburg
Первый раз слышу про эстонскую войну за независимость
1:13 Denmark
1:28 Finland
2:13 Iceland
3:51 Norway
5:07 Sweden
the nordics greatest times
Yeah! Great times for those Nordic nations.
What if allo those territories were united into one country
It would become a great nordic empire!
Also, Greece was ruled by a Danish king! Why did they not put that in?
Bulgaria was one of the 4 European superpowers in the 9-9th century and controlled the whole Balkans, half of modern day Hungary, all of modern day Romania and reached the Dnieper river. It's a shame you didn't include the country.
its 2am and this music is playing loud
Under Lichtenstein, you forgot the castles in Bohemia and Slovakia
Portugal, in the past, had a region called "Olivença" which is now part of Spain. In "A Reconquista" between 912 and 1492, Portugal managed to obtain Olivença, but in a treaty Spain annexed that territory, but promised Portugal to deliver Olivença back to them, Spain never gave Olivença back to Portugal
Sorry if it was poorly explained
It wasn't a region, it was and still is a city.
Also Spain gave them Olivença, which became part of Portugal again, but in 1801, during the "War of the Oranges", Spain demanded the city of Olivença to Portugal and they accepted it. After that, Spain never gave back Olivença to Portugal and banned their language and culture until the Franco's dictatorship ended in 1975.
And actually in this video it is visible that Portugal holded Olivença, if you compare to the actual eastern portuguese borders and the borders that Portugal occupied back then.
well is a city but yeah all true and im spaniard
@@ashenone3050 STOP SAYING IT'S SPANIARD IT'S SPANISH NOT SPANIARD
@@yayimoutofthestrike ehmm spanish(castellano) is the language , spain the country and spanish or spaniard the people from Spain , but a lot of people use spanish as hispanic so its easier that way to know the difference
@@yayimoutofthestrike bro why so mad fr
There's a mistake in the video. The Crimea peninsula is Ukraine
not since 2014
Get with the fact that Ukraine no longer controls it lol
it s Russia
@@gualtiero7156 it's Ukraine
@@alexmartynovich5685 Russia. Like the 4 Oblasts annected in 2022.
very interesting video. Sadly it probably took a lot of reserch to do and it really controversial as it is hard to define what "occupied" mean...
anyway, do you know poland occupied moskwa (therefor russia) for like 5 days?
If all countries were to return to their maximum size, Europe would need about 5(?) times the land area.
Of course that wouldn't end things.
human nature: that guys land has nicer grass, gold, farm land, whatever, so imma take it
@@notsamhoward Reduce us all to the size of ants, we'll go to war over the same old borders!
Here is the wrong map of Ukraine. What is shown here is the territorial claims of the Ukrainian People's Republic in 1918, but in fact, its territories were smaller than modern Ukraine.
For example, Kuban has never been part of Ukraine, even though Ukrainians lived there. Kuban created its own Kuban People's Republic, where the official languages were Russian and Ukrainian. But this republic did not last long, on June 23, 1918, there was a vote on which country to join (Ukraine or Russia). According to the results of the vote, it became part of the Russian Republic (the white movement). Then there were conflicts between the leadership because some insisted on autonomy, and others on a full-fledged subject of the country. As a result, the Communists took advantage of this internal conflict and seized these lands during the civil war.
Stop
Ukraine is the direct successor of Kievan Rus. So, the map is still incorrect, but the territory has to be much bigger
You make a point but also you didn't. It's wrong map, but it must much larger.
This video is total bullshit
@@vikkorothere was no such state as kievan rus, my xoxoI buddy. Wake up to reality and take that cattle off your head
Why didn't you include east frisia with the netherlands?
would be interesting to see which areas had the most foreign flags over them
Oh look Poland had Moscow which Germany never had
Germany is something that Poland will never be: Developed
It would be nice to have dates for each territorial ownership as well
This isn't a greatest territorial extent- this is all land ever occupied, so there's not date for a lot of them
2:28 forgot about Roman Caspian Sea access and the battle they had in Central Asia against Chinese
Why you didn’t show Bulgaria!?!?
i am shocked that austria actually conquered that much land in the total time of its history
Some of it Conquered Some of it was through a Series of Marriages
@@bruh5992 *most of it was through marriages
Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube
The map doesn't do justice to Austria, since it ignores Spain and Portugal who used to be ruled by Hapsburgs as well
Austria was a major power in Europe
imagine if the french, German, Russia, Italian or Turks claimed all this land 💀
Most of Russian land in video are liberated german occupied territories
Basically Europe before 1945
@Polanie ah yes Poland ofc, Poland can into space!
@@jayantkumar2477 Poland invented water and sunshine
Turkey already had like 1/3 of Europe and got massive lands in African countries and in Asia and most of the sea’s
2:12 Ever heard of kingdom of Iceland?
Bro what overseas territories did Latvia and Malta have?
3:36 you seemed to have forgot east frisia for the netherlands, which was occupied under the batavian republic/napoleonic netherlands
doesn't include overseas lands
@@HissPhunnyCat b r u h east frisia is literally in germany
@@HissPhunnyCat frisia is europe lol
@@tubbeyt ok i read it wrong
The overseas lands are colonies like: Indonesia and Suriname
Was not expecting that from Czechia
The west and south slavs immigrated from russia, belarus and ukraine. Wasn't really a proper kingdom and it wasnt just czech, all the western slavs are descended from them.
It's also fake.
It was not exact bcs Eastern-Roman Empire was not only Greek, or Roman Empire used mercenaries/ soldier from her provinces also(more and more came from outside Italy). A lot of dynasty also used mercenaries not only the resources of their own country.
Poland: I have the most :)
France: I HAVE THE MOST!
Italy: SHUT UP YOU BAGUETTE!
Turkey: SHUT UP PIZZA!
Russia: NO! I HAVE THE MOST YOU *cyka!*
Britain: *amateurs*
Germany: am anti eu
Why don't you count Germany? It was huge too.
Uk:I may look small in europe but look outside I'm bigger than europe and oceania combined
(Also britain is an island not the actual country)
@@all-stargamer3333 but it was evil Germany that made most if the land-
Uk 1st
France 2nd
(in colonies)