I really like how this is a non-Germany centric video. Like yes, Germany is the main country in this timeline, but it's cool to see what's happening in other countries.
Now the frontline changes with the German-Soviet World War makes much more sense! I was thinking initially, “What crazy German general sent men into the middle of nowhere. This video makes your lore even more in depth!
I never thought I would see competent Lysenko. Sidenote: Depending on how large these canals are, you could literally sail from Uzbekistan and Afghanistan to the rest of the world. Go down the Amu Darya, through the Aral canal, up the Irtysh, and to the Arctic. Or you could go through Transaktobe and up the Volga, and then perhaps through Volga-Don to the Black Sea.
Wow. Actually never thought about that. That's pretty cool actually. Imagine British and French trade ships sailing into the deep parts of Central Asia.
Other People: Huh, this shows that even in its weakness, Russia can still find a way to use its land to its advantage! Me: *THE ARAL SEA IS F***ING FLOODING THESE GUYS ARE GENIUSES*
When in a fictional scenario you actually see something nice instead of, for instance, Brezhnev ruining the Aral Sea system and causing drought all around the Aral sea basin. A different video, a different look than usual but I think I like it!
This is amazing beyond words. Like, it's such a unique style of mapping and its finally a mapping video that dives into actual economics and not just war. It also shows the effects of war, and I felt really bad after seeing what happened during Operation Atilla in western Kazakhstan and how years of work were destroyed in merely a few months, which really makes you think about how war is stupid and how it hinders progress. It also explains how the Soviet Union got so powerful despite losing most of its western territories to the Weltreich, and gives an interesting view into an actually competent communist system. Basically, this is amazing, you created new standards for mapping videos everywhere (even more than your new mapping style of conflicts, which is awesome on its own) and this might be a turning point of mapping videos everywhere. I also love how you fully commit into the insane world of Weltreich and make sure that it's insanity is actually logical (at least in-universe) and that it makes a whole lot of sense in a weird way. Also, the most unrealistic part is probably Lysenko being an actual scientist instead of a politician who uses his skills to get rid of everyone who criticizes him so he could control all biology studies in the USSR.
So the Black Crusade is Next and nice interesting video about it, and I like you included the space race. So the space race in this timeline is U.S.S.R and S.S.A vs German Weltreich and the A.U.S
Honestly this is an extremely based thing for an alternate history to do, like I never could have imagined that alternate history would have this much depth to have agricultural modification and the construction of ports and canals
@@National-Democrat.Ukrainian it does make sense since in this universe, there hasn't been a world war for 75 years and just like you said wars (especially world wars) push technology forward. If there wasn't a world war in 75 years that means many people arent motivated enough to create weapons of mass destruction such as nukes. It makes perfect sense.
Nukes are a plot hole, according to the history of Cuba and the AUS the Cuban missile crisis occurs 13 years earlier than OTL with the AUS putting German missiles on Juventud (occupied by Cuban government-in-exile), however more recent lore states that nukes weren't invented until the last months of the European front in WW2, and were never used since the Germans couldn't complete them in time (according to the Uberlebenderreich ending in the all endings video, a nuke would've been used on Leningrad to force a white peace).
Considering that The Germans didn’t go Nazi in this timeline, how was nuclear energy and nuclear bombs invented so late? I mean wouldn’t Albert Einstein still help spread the idea nuclear power in the 30s and 40s? Even if it wasn’t in their top priority, I’d still think they would try and develop them as early as the 40s, right? Since the Soviets were still a threat? Nonetheless, great video. A lot of effort was put into this. 9/10
That's a good point. Haven't really thought about the earlier developments. Perhaps: Germany relied its profits on oil, so big oil giants sabotaged scientific research into nuclear power.
What an absolutely striking feat! We can only imagine the magnitude of such an undertaking and wonder how many different ways did it take form on the opposing side. (If the Germans needed any agricultural reconstruction in the 30s-40s, that is.) All in all, I'm very impressed by how calculating and immaculate this whole thing is! Also wow, I DID NOT expect the Space Race! I wonder if they sent Laika on his endless quest in this universe as well... Anyways, I've got a _few_ Weltreich-related questions. I decided that I'd like to contribute to this alternate history scenario in whatever way I can, especially after getting permission to lay down the basis of the Union of Britain. So here it goes! *1. The Kanadisches Reich* - I'm honestly really mesmerized by this extension of the Weltreich, mainly because what could the German influence mean for a country which was explicitly shaped by joint English and French impacts. My question would be, what do you think could have happened to this country? Did the original English/French ascendancy combat the influence? Did it succeed in seceding? Did it keep the monarchy or align itself with the Central Powers? Is it one of those powers that managed to keep itself together despite the syndicalist dominance? So many questions, yet such vague answers! *2. The Japanese Empire* - Now, if I can remember correctly, you told us in one community post how the Empire suffered a coup by military officers, thus becoming a fascist-ish dictatorship. I entertained this question so much I decided to look after Japanese fascism and militarism and, God Almighty, did I get to know some stuff! There originally was an attempted coup against the administration in the 30s, known as the 26th of February Incident caused by the anti-modernization faction of the Imperial Japanese Army, known as the Kōdō-ha, which also supported the Invasion of the Soviet Union. However, there's one little twist. The administration was governed by the Tōsei-ha, which was basically the opposite. (Modernization, Accumulation of Chinese capital...) And Hideki Tojo, who you said to be the central figure of the universe's dictatorship wasn't only the member of the Tōsei-ha, but he also considered the Emperor to be a living god. Knowing all of this, what would be your turn on the Japanese question? Here's the link to Tojo's Wikipedia article btw! :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideki_Tojo *3. Syndicalism* - One of the more significant questions of mine is how this ideology would shape the Communist Bloc. Of course, the Soviet Union is undoubtedly going to be the Marxist state we all know, could the European version of this political philosophy orientate more to an anarchist narrative? Because despite the fellowship with the Soviet Union, there still seems to be a divide and opposition between the two in the factions. Tell your thoughts! Welp, this is all I got for now, but if you answer these, just know you've done a favour! -Mao for General Secretary-
One more thing about Japan, while I do think this could be a clever twist, I sort of find it unlikely how this ultranationalist regime would topple down the figure, (The Japanese Emperor) who's basically the source of the sentiment. Great idea though!
Man u did a great works on this alt scenario i really love watching these video👍 btw did u do the weltriech histories on Soviet Union(rewamp version) ; SSA and German Empire?
I really like this content, but I remember Molotov being President after Voroshilov. so what happened to him? Also this is a bit weird for me because all of the Presidents after Voroshilov were not originally Presidents
You forgot about Fergana Valley, most of Kyrgyzstan and half of Uzbekistan being arable, just like a significant part of East Turkestan in its northwest.
I guess the failure of Operation Attila was the turning point of the Second World War once the Germans lost the battle of Lysenkograd and were encircled at the Volga river.
What was the situation in China following their split from the Soviet Union? Did they stay communist or did they become capitalist by the end of the 2nd Weltkrieg?
I love the way you portray the world. Not glorifying either side, though it's still the soviet union under bolshevist policy so probably not good like the UoB, France and America might be 👍 keep it up
Pretty interesting to see that the Weltreich and A.U.S. worked together on a joint moon mission since it does parallel with real life. I’m from Huntsville, AL so I can tell you that Werner Vaun Braun actually did a lot of his engineering research for the moon landing here. We have a massive museum here that houses the Saturn IV rocket and Vaun Braun is a fairly well respected figure here. We have a giant theatre/stadium here named after him and one of the engineering buildings at our university is named after him. I’ll let you decide for yourself how sad that is seeing as how he was a nazi and all.
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Happy May Day everybody.
Song list:
1. Song About Voroshilov
2. Cossack's song
3. Birch Tree (red army choir)
4. Song of the Volga Boatmen
Happy workers day :real:
Ye
Ye.
@@sharoneckworth5541 Don’t give up!
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I really like how this is a non-Germany centric video. Like yes, Germany is the main country in this timeline, but it's cool to see what's happening in other countries.
Now the frontline changes with the German-Soviet World War makes much more sense! I was thinking initially, “What crazy German general sent men into the middle of nowhere. This video makes your lore even more in depth!
When at first I did the WWW video, this was improvisation.
More than a year I thought what would be a realistic reason for this, until this.
@@WTFCDFoxy I like it a lot!
In our universe the exact opposite of that happened. Weltreich timeline truly the best one 10/10
Unless you're an American (considering the USA got balkanized) or German, then yeah
@@_darkblue1688 Or eastern European (because you will probably be under communist tyranny to this day).
@@National-Democrat.Ukrainian true
@@National-Democrat.Ukrainianno
@@National-Democrat.Ukrainianit's not a tyranny
I never thought I would see competent Lysenko.
Sidenote: Depending on how large these canals are, you could literally sail from Uzbekistan and Afghanistan to the rest of the world. Go down the Amu Darya, through the Aral canal, up the Irtysh, and to the Arctic. Or you could go through Transaktobe and up the Volga, and then perhaps through Volga-Don to the Black Sea.
Wow. Actually never thought about that. That's pretty cool actually. Imagine British and French trade ships sailing into the deep parts of Central Asia.
Damn!!!!
Maoists at 3:05 : a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Lol
Based as well lol
@@GeneralissimusStalin17 true
Now, Weltreich has officially reached a new level of wholesomeness
You know his timeline is deep and well-worked when he puts emphasis on the natural change of a country.
We are in a completely new level of mapping ladies and gentleman
You are putting a different view on alternate histories, going deeper in everyday life of the scenario. Keep up, you’re doing great! ❤️
Then, when the world needed him the most, he returned.
Other People: Huh, this shows that even in its weakness, Russia can still find a way to use its land to its advantage!
Me: *THE ARAL SEA IS F***ING FLOODING THESE GUYS ARE GENIUSES*
broooo, tihis is wayyy too good. I really like the look into technologies, it really provides a certain taste of realism
Nature: Exists
Soviet Union: It's for me?
When in a fictional scenario you actually see something nice instead of, for instance, Brezhnev ruining the Aral Sea system and causing drought all around the Aral sea basin. A different video, a different look than usual but I think I like it!
Yes, in Alt history it's always interesting to see how things could have been if the opposite happened
@@WTFCDFoxy happened the Soviets plan transformation of Nature.
This is amazing beyond words. Like, it's such a unique style of mapping and its finally a mapping video that dives into actual economics and not just war. It also shows the effects of war, and I felt really bad after seeing what happened during Operation Atilla in western Kazakhstan and how years of work were destroyed in merely a few months, which really makes you think about how war is stupid and how it hinders progress. It also explains how the Soviet Union got so powerful despite losing most of its western territories to the Weltreich, and gives an interesting view into an actually competent communist system. Basically, this is amazing, you created new standards for mapping videos everywhere (even more than your new mapping style of conflicts, which is awesome on its own) and this might be a turning point of mapping videos everywhere. I also love how you fully commit into the insane world of Weltreich and make sure that it's insanity is actually logical (at least in-universe) and that it makes a whole lot of sense in a weird way.
Also, the most unrealistic part is probably Lysenko being an actual scientist instead of a politician who uses his skills to get rid of everyone who criticizes him so he could control all biology studies in the USSR.
Thank you! Yes indeed, more mappers should focus on economics.
Unfortunately this has too little views.
You changed alternative history forever thank you man
So the Black Crusade is Next and nice interesting video about it, and I like you included the space race. So the space race in this timeline is U.S.S.R and S.S.A vs German Weltreich and the A.U.S
Honestly this is an extremely based thing for an alternate history to do, like I never could have imagined that alternate history would have this much depth to have agricultural modification and the construction of ports and canals
I agree. That's why I actually wanted to create this.
@@WTFCDFoxy do you have any plans like this in the future?
What if you did a video like "German colonization and settlement of Mittelafrika" or something
@@Talthiel that would be an amazing idea.
@@WTFCDFoxy based
Wait, What ? Mao as leader of USSR
original since north china is in USSR, finally, it's more SIno soviet union
Dulma Thanks.
@@user-xd9wl7qn3f thank for what ?
@@Flutterzancelight thanks
@Dulma Thanks
So without an earlier WW2 everything but nukes are invented, I also get nostalgia
That doesn't make any sense by the way, cause wars push technology foward.
@@National-Democrat.Ukrainian it does make sense since in this universe, there hasn't been a world war for 75 years and just like you said wars (especially world wars) push technology forward. If there wasn't a world war in 75 years that means many people arent motivated enough to create weapons of mass destruction such as nukes. It makes perfect sense.
@@gotcha4649 I meant, it doesn't make sense them reaching the level of technology close to OTL.
Nukes are a plot hole, according to the history of Cuba and the AUS the Cuban missile crisis occurs 13 years earlier than OTL with the AUS putting German missiles on Juventud (occupied by Cuban government-in-exile), however more recent lore states that nukes weren't invented until the last months of the European front in WW2, and were never used since the Germans couldn't complete them in time (according to the Uberlebenderreich ending in the all endings video, a nuke would've been used on Leningrad to force a white peace).
@@canadianbaconeer3857 its possible that there werent nukes in the missile crisis, just rockets that could range the entire socialist cuba
Alternate title:
The Good Ending feat. Competent Soviet Union
The lore deepends yet again with this great and long awaited video,keep up the work,even if TH-cam wont promote you
I like this dynamic great video! Your alternate histories its so good
Considering that The Germans didn’t go Nazi in this timeline, how was nuclear energy and nuclear bombs invented so late? I mean wouldn’t Albert Einstein still help spread the idea nuclear power in the 30s and 40s? Even if it wasn’t in their top priority, I’d still think they would try and develop them as early as the 40s, right? Since the Soviets were still a threat?
Nonetheless, great video. A lot of effort was put into this. 9/10
That's a good point. Haven't really thought about the earlier developments.
Perhaps: Germany relied its profits on oil, so big oil giants sabotaged scientific research into nuclear power.
Congratulations on being able to publish the video on May 1! Good work, comrade!
I adore this video. The natural aspect of countries is alimony never considered in these kind of videos
I agree
So you did let the Aral Sea grow ;)
What an absolutely striking feat! We can only imagine the magnitude of such an undertaking and wonder how many different ways did it take form on the opposing side. (If the Germans needed any agricultural reconstruction in the 30s-40s, that is.) All in all, I'm very impressed by how calculating and immaculate this whole thing is! Also wow, I DID NOT expect the Space Race! I wonder if they sent Laika on his endless quest in this universe as well...
Anyways, I've got a _few_ Weltreich-related questions. I decided that I'd like to contribute to this alternate history scenario in whatever way I can, especially after getting permission to lay down the basis of the Union of Britain. So here it goes!
*1. The Kanadisches Reich* - I'm honestly really mesmerized by this extension of the Weltreich, mainly because what could the German influence mean for a country which was explicitly shaped by joint English and French impacts. My question would be, what do you think could have happened to this country? Did the original English/French ascendancy combat the influence? Did it succeed in seceding? Did it keep the monarchy or align itself with the Central Powers? Is it one of those powers that managed to keep itself together despite the syndicalist dominance? So many questions, yet such vague answers!
*2. The Japanese Empire* - Now, if I can remember correctly, you told us in one community post how the Empire suffered a coup by military officers, thus becoming a fascist-ish dictatorship. I entertained this question so much I decided to look after Japanese fascism and militarism and, God Almighty, did I get to know some stuff! There originally was an attempted coup against the administration in the 30s, known as the 26th of February Incident caused by the anti-modernization faction of the Imperial Japanese Army, known as the Kōdō-ha, which also supported the Invasion of the Soviet Union. However, there's one little twist. The administration was governed by the Tōsei-ha, which was basically the opposite. (Modernization, Accumulation of Chinese capital...) And Hideki Tojo, who you said to be the central figure of the universe's dictatorship wasn't only the member of the Tōsei-ha, but he also considered the Emperor to be a living god. Knowing all of this, what would be your turn on the Japanese question? Here's the link to Tojo's Wikipedia article btw! :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideki_Tojo
*3. Syndicalism* - One of the more significant questions of mine is how this ideology would shape the Communist Bloc. Of course, the Soviet Union is undoubtedly going to be the Marxist state we all know, could the European version of this political philosophy orientate more to an anarchist narrative? Because despite the fellowship with the Soviet Union, there still seems to be a divide and opposition between the two in the factions. Tell your thoughts!
Welp, this is all I got for now, but if you answer these, just know you've done a favour!
-Mao for General Secretary-
One more thing about Japan, while I do think this could be a clever twist, I sort of find it unlikely how this ultranationalist regime would topple down the figure, (The Japanese Emperor) who's basically the source of the sentiment. Great idea though!
to the third question: syndicalism is basicly just comunism with some capitalist elements like the free market and stuff
If Molotov had came after Stalin we would still have an Aral Sea today
i must say this is really really really nice. best video ever to see more off this like after 1999 or in otherlands^^
Aral Sea floods instead of receding.... perfect
Next level of mapping, great job ! The Revenge of Aral sea.
I know I'm a little late due to schoolwork, but I wish you a great Mayday and Easter comrade!
Amazing work dude, keep it up! The aral sea flooding was a nice touch!
Nice work, great video!
Stunning Work!
happy easter from greece my man
Good job!
You gave me an idea for the Nova Reich.
Man u did a great works on this alt scenario i really love watching these video👍 btw did u do the weltriech histories on Soviet Union(rewamp version) ; SSA and German Empire?
Aral Sea based
Great job bro, this is better than what I could do in ideas!
Can you make a video based on the Japanese? With Africa, South America shown already, I'm surprised that Japan has not video yet.
What an original idea!
Amazing work wow thanks man greatly informative
I really like this content, but I remember Molotov being President after Voroshilov. so what happened to him? Also this is a bit weird for me because all of the Presidents after Voroshilov were not originally Presidents
Holy, i didn't notice you added my space race
World Empire - Soviet Transformation of Nature
Song list:
1. Song About Voroshilov
2. Cossack Song
3. Birch Tree
4. Song of the Volga Boatmen
So great, this scenario is awesome.
YES FINALLY WE WAITE FOR THIS VERY LONG!
lysenko moment
A better timeline for Central Asia
Dude...wow...just wow, that's perfect
you should have used the song glory to the ones who look forward
Yay another great video from the best mapper himself
Awesome👍
Nice video! I would be also really interested in a making an alternate history tips video btw!
Ah yes,now grab your shovel,we need to reconstruct Bulgarian nuclear power
Worth the wait I'm sure.
This is very intresting. Also happy may day
What are your plans for future videos after the Black Crusade?
Nice job keep it up! 👍
I guess sometimes the army is to big to fully Dunkerque out.
This is just wow
I'm early and happy Labor Day to you all
You too
Poor Germany, never learns not to invade Russia
Needs more trees and lands B)
Great job!
You forgot about Fergana Valley, most of Kyrgyzstan and half of Uzbekistan being arable, just like a significant part of East Turkestan in its northwest.
I guess the failure of Operation Attila was the turning point of the Second World War once the Germans lost the battle of Lysenkograd and were encircled at the Volga river.
Legend has back
World Empire - Soviet Transformation of Nature (1930-1993) Same above as Weltreich.
Yes Finally But That Was Pretty Amazing
Hey foxy i think its time you redo your alternative history of Bulgaria video
Maybe some day
@@WTFCDFoxy ok its your choice
Happy WTF Foxy.
0:01 - 0:34 video used was by British Pathe
What was the situation in China following their split from the Soviet Union? Did they stay communist or did they become capitalist by the end of the 2nd Weltkrieg?
Honestly I still have not come to a conclusion. Perhaps, China fell into a state of civil war, or left the USSR for other reasons
@@WTFCDFoxy Ah, so we have one piece of the mystery solved!
ROC seems to have won, i guess Chinese are the good guys in this timeline.
Wow the german empire got a nuclear weapon really late
This also shows the reasons why turkestan was a logical target for the Germans in the alt ww2
Yes, I actually gave a context to the event over a year later 😅
President of USSR Mao Zedong?What?
So original
Great job!!! Very surprised to see fucking MAO as president of the USSR
When wtf cd foxy and mr beast collide
I like scientific mapping videos.
I love the way you portray the world. Not glorifying either side, though it's still the soviet union under bolshevist policy so probably not good like the UoB, France and America might be 👍 keep it up
What is name of the song on 2:00
th-cam.com/video/Fb4JbrYlT_w/w-d-xo.html
Pretty interesting to see that the Weltreich and A.U.S. worked together on a joint moon mission since it does parallel with real life. I’m from Huntsville, AL so I can tell you that Werner Vaun Braun actually did a lot of his engineering research for the moon landing here. We have a massive museum here that houses the Saturn IV rocket and Vaun Braun is a fairly well respected figure here. We have a giant theatre/stadium here named after him and one of the engineering buildings at our university is named after him. I’ll let you decide for yourself how sad that is seeing as how he was a nazi and all.
Now we know why they blindly invaded turkestan
West Soviet Union is Mitteleuropa now.
Ye
Mad Magnitogorsk man Lyshenko Moment
2:04-2:26 is now another epic TNO Corn Lord Moment
Happy May Day is ended.
Happy Labour Day everyone! o7
When you run out of ideas:
Opa let's go!
Why the space race begin late than our timeline ?
Because WW2 doesn't happen in the 40s
Based Aral Sea
Yay, it's here
The power to make it 1k likes
"Flashbacks of aral and chernobil."
In this timeline, Aral Sea would probably be declared a success
@@kohwenxu I mean all campaigns in this timeline would tremendous success with zero failures.
Hmm yes alt-historically accurate
president of ussr...MAO ZEDONG?!