This video is a little fun alternate history scenario project,to see a different outlook on Greek and Greater Hellenic history,starting from 1715,the end of the Great Turkish war,the content of the video is fictional but also based on some historical events..This is purely for entertainment purposes!
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*This video is outdated AF
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Thumbnail = thanks to someone🐧
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In the grand scheme of things nothing really changes until 1900, except for the timings being behind schedule… I really don't think the British or even the Russians would accept Constantinople falling in 1899, not before an unconditional WW1 of any kind.
You made a very interesting rendition of WW1, but damn did it just turn into yet another generic central powers victory 2 seconds after I blinked… I mean it's got all the cliches, independent
ukraineGerman grain colony and everything. Queen Maria what a dummy, dragged her country into a civil war just so she could drag it into a suicidal war. I always love myself a big Georgia and Armenia though. Rhomania being reborn is cool, but how does one deal with the 12 million or so Turks that lived in Anatolia?Wow so in this timeline Venizelous must be seen as this arch-traitor who plunged Greece into a civil war for the lost cause of supporting the Entente
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Basileia Rhomaion, baby!! Let's go!!!! 🔥🫡
Part 2 when?
3:20 Germany didn’t form until like 1840-1850, do you mean the German confederation?
How long till part 2
14 Million Turks and 5 million Greek … How could you take it all ? Bullshit
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I know this is an alternate History but having Queen Maria and King Carol (Rulers of Romania) as rulers of Greece just confused the fk out of me
by far this is my favorite Alternate-Mega-Greece scenerio
Part 2 please
total skibidi victory
I want the Two part please!
It's a nice Greek fascist dream 😂
Amazing work, do you have plans for a scenario on the Cold War as well?
Ummm unrealistic AF but I enjoyed it it's high quality
the good ending
Wow.
Bro wants ppl to read sentences in a second
Remarkable work. Bravo!
The insane amount of civil wars portrayed makes this a totally realistic scenario.
-Any Greek watching this
So all of Anatolia back under Greek control? Nice.