What If We Had 1914 Borders In The Modern World

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Today we will explore a world where the borders of 1914 are restored in the modern world, exploring the populations and economies of the new nations. How do the relative GDP's change in this world, is the US still dominant? How strong is the reformed British empire? How do the reformed Central Powers and Entente compare?

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[Kidgermodsout]

Unifying nations based on culture groups or language groups could be extremely interesting, I would definitely recommend that idea!

[ThatVillain-the-Gamer]

I love how Brazil, despite not changing, actually went up in the economic rankings because competitors were removed

[Destinum]

For future videos like this, it would be awesome if you started of with an uncolored map and filled it in as you went. With so many global empires having to share colors with minor nations they have no direct affiliation to, it becomes really hard to spot the parts of the map you're actually talking about.

[gwynnedd]

i wonder how the EU would be doing in this timeline, basically just a global Hegemony

[perseo]

A "What if we restore the 1790 borders" would be a great video too

[possiblehistory]

(Syria was calculated for the Ottomans, I just accidentally wrote it down for France)

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[eMJayHaych.]

You’re making the coolest alt history videos atm, keep up the great work!!

[danielsantiagourtado]

Your videos are awesome! Suggestion: What if Austria won the brothers war?

[dominicadrean]

What if France was carved up after the Napoleonic Wars and everyone got a piece of France that would be interesting with Russia Prussia and Austria in their future coming Wars

[thomaslewandowski]

You made a little mistake : you counted Syria as a part of France population, but syria become a protectorat in 1920
Great video tho

[definitelyclickbait]

Please make more of these videos.

Could you please make a what if 1444 borders came into the modern day. Gotta get those paradox gamers somehow

I know that would be a whole lot more work, so just go with your best guesses

[andremckenna]

0:04 sorry to be rude but Paraguay didn't have chaco until 1935

[shdowveil]

Here's a fun idea to calculate, what if modern day UK had every piece of territory they had ever owned. I.E. British Empire + North Sea Empire + Angevin Empire etc.. to just see how OP a country could possibly get

[weepingscorpion]

Very nice.

While really minor, I wouldve liked to see Denmark restored by having Iceland and the Danish West Indies restored to it. It wouldn't change much but still it would be nice to see.

[bernardobiritiki]

I dont know if this was a mistake but when you mention the Portuguese empire your missed, Guiné-Bissau, cape verde, são Tomé e princepe, east Timor and Macau.
These might not be extreamly relevant in terms of gdp, with the expection of macau, but its still more then 5 million people half of the current Portuguese population

[solhatten]

Epic video as always! My desire: What if sweden won the great northern war. Would be legendary!

[itayker]

Keep in mind that the fact ottoman GDP and population grow about the same is entirely because of Israel, which only contributed 9 million people but has 1/3 of the gdp of the new ottoman empire. Without it, the ottoman would follow pretty much the same trends as in Europe

[gabrielboman]

Here from VTH to show love and thank for the great video!

[prathamshrivastava]

Great Vid!
I learned some things that i didn't knew
I never realized that Rwanda and Burundi were part of german empire and not belgium before this war
Never looked closely into map

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I don't think I've seen a video like this before, well done