What if the Weimar Republic SURVIVED?

Do you believe that if the Weimar Republic survived, which also means that Germany doesn’t become ultranationalist and expansionist power, that the Second World War would be prevented?

I want to explore this question, but also give you a realistic answer on how the Weimar Republic could have survived and thrived in the 1930s and 40s.

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[rewriting-history]

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[thatgermandaniel]

As a German, I would totally live in a world like this. Not only the technological advancements, but also eastern Germany including Silesia would've never lost their strong industrialization after the loss of World War 2. The economy would be a lot stronger due to that.

[rafaellynx]

thumbnail remind me of those "I made 1000 people do civilization in minecraft"

[Dedelblute]

I think you really underestimated the threat of a communist takeover of Germany. Communist and Ultranationalists were literally fighting in the streets. Perhaps the SPD would control that, but the Communist threat was one of the main causes of the Ultranationalists both gaining support and taking power.

[wheatyes]

While researching the Weimar Republic, I learned about this little known figure called Adolf. He had crazy nationalistic goals and I think you should do an alternate history where he takes over Germany

[t-brick]

Man this scenario makes me sad Germany could have had it so good but the Mustache Man had to ruin everything

[Halfway-Stupid]

Revive Otto Von Bismarck, he surely will know what to do

[danielsantiagourtado]

Suggestion: What if Austria won the brothers war?

[bukanIqbal]

Suggestion : What if the Treaty of Versailles was harsher?

The Saarland would be annexed by France, the Rhineland would be a French mandate, Silesia were given to Czechoslovakia, and Schleswig-Holstein would be given to Denmark.

[Wolfiededer]

17:02 the Germans actually made the first picture of space in 1934/35 which was by Werner von Braun

[ChariTheAlternate]

What if it started in 1945, as Italy was supposed to protect Austria and stalin would still want Romania, and would be able to give up Yugoslavian land to Italy, see how unprepared France was

[talrick]

Since I'm pretty German biased and also have created own positive democratic scenarios of germany all the time, I have to say. I think I actually would like to live in this world. With the more nice looking border of germany, sure 😇

As long as really nothing happens 😐

[danielsantiagourtado]

LOVE YOUR CONTENT! Thanks For this 😊😊😊❤❤

[Kaiser]

I really would want to see a part 2 of this scenario that would be focused on Africa and the consequences of decolonisation not happening

[Julianist]

As a German…


This is the blessed timeline

[ToxikFlame]

I think you should do a video where the treaties of Versailles and Trianon (and the rest I’ve forgot) were less harsh on the central powers

[radored]

Great video, I also like the geographical maps.

[nmnbojd]

The Austrians proclaimed to be part of the German Republic in 1918. The state was called German-Austria. The allies forbade this self-determination and declared Anschlussverbot. Against the will of the Austrians and proper German peoples, who demanded reunification

[SPSONIC]

Suggestion: What if Ukraine and Belarus also the Baltics was independent after WW1?

[treedriller]

The moment he mentioned that Lithuania would be free, I thought this was heaven.