"Everyone died" Clinically accurate.
After every episode I feel like playing EU4 or Total War
50% of the reason why I watch videos from this channel is of course to further gain geographic and historical knowledge but the other 50% is because of the animation. The animation in almost all of the videos available on this channel are so funny, always gets me lmao!
"World War I was a war of losers. Even the winners lost." That feels like a understatement. Edit: I'm American.
“Treaty of we’re not asking” I can’t 🤣
So basically the French wanted to be friends with everyone but Hungary
The Allies after WW1: Give 2/3 of Hungary's land to the enemy The Allies after WW2: "Why did Hungary chose the Axis?"
Imagine giving territory from Hungary to Austria and going “Yes, we sure showed the responsible guys not to do bad things”
Hungary, the only country surrounded by its own previous border
big joke is that even austria got territory out of the peace in a war that they started and lost.
"I hope you enjoyed this video..." As a Hungarian... yes, I enjoyed it a lot... Still short and informative video, nicely done!
History Matters: "Why did th--" All of Europe: "The French were involved."
The time period immediately after WWI is so underrated. There was so much stuff going on, that is often glossed over in schools.
Regent Horthy: “We live in a society.”
As part of the AustroHungarin Empire, Hungary's Dual Monarchy role was administrative with no standing to negotiate at the international level, which was retained in Vienna . Austria disolved their half of the monarchy and in the face of secessionist movements backed by the victors failed to represent for the territories administered by Hungary at the Treaty negotiations but insisted on retaining title to the Hungarian crown after the country was cut up. .
I love how you uploaded this after the France-Hungary football game.
I demand that all future treaties that end a war be on a similar lines to “The Treaty of We’re Not Asking.”
NOO YOU CAN'T JUST VIOLATE THE TOTALLY LEGAL TREATY OF WE'RE NOT ASKING
From a Hungarian, who lives in Romania, and studied very much about this, you explained the "story" very well :D
@Pucukax