ALL ENDINGS: Greece 

Megali idea all the way! Byzantium rules!

Ionian Triumph ending, Megali ending, Selim's Wrath ending and Corinthian Schism ending.

The Monarchist Ending (but perhaps with the borders of The Colonels' Enosis Ending).

Ionian Triumph, just the right size for the country while still being just as formidable as the borders of the Megali Idea

Hi bro great video I enjoyed it, but can I see one for INDIA soon pls?

Such as?

@@professionaldriver77878 Pilleas of Marsaille journeys

@@ArandomChannelVo2 So most Greeks aren't that intersted in national history?

@@professionaldriver77878 They are but this is but some of the parts in our history aren't taught in our schools, which makes sense because Greek history is so large and school books cant cover every part.

Hey bro xD! Let's discuss about the dream of Rígas Feraíos and its consequences in modern geopolitics like we're Jaiden Smith

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I think this curse sees the future :D

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@@HusaviProductions I also realized that the Corinthian Schism is kinda poetic. A republic centered around Athens and a monarchy centered on the Peloponnese penninsula...it reminds me of the ancient Athenian-Spartan rivalry.

There is a subreddit dedicated to that cursed ending, r/hellenoturkism

​@@idk-to2ld bullcrap.

No

Well, Churchill did propose to de Gaulle to create a Franco-British Union. I wish the General accepted, it would've been fucking glorious

@@cursedwrId why everyone get what they want greeks able to be in the same country where istanbul is and turks get their sea access its a win win senario and even cyprus issue can be resolved

This sounds as likely as the new religion of islamicjudaism to peacefully set the differences in the Levant. 😂

@@aromanian-socialist Weird weird mental gymnastics you're making.

In Marseille (Massalia) there is a nice statue of Pythéas and people often wonder where was Hyperborea when walking past it.

I have already made videos about Rome and CSA in the past, but those are old videos which might be remastered in the future

​@@HusaviProductions maybe one for western rome? Could be some intresting stuff there

An Australian cursed ending where the Emus consolidate their Emu war gains and take over the country (glory to Emutopia!)

Australia 💀

Australi caused ending: funnel Web spiders end life on Australia, followed by a jumpscare of a funnel web

You're welcome, greetings from Poland!

I’m Greek too

@@josh_does_things6969 Nice

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@@HusaviProductions I only see your "all endings" I like all endings of countries, do not stop with this content, few do with your mastery.

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Sadly no third oddysey ending when byzantines flee to US in 1400s and establish a new empire of the west out there.

@@DanilPrytaliuk They stayed and got incorporated in the ottoman empire and then created gREECE!

The turks🇹🇷

@@cat-uz1dwdecay

Thank you!

Thanks!

How do you support Kemalism when it led to the biggest catastrophe in Greek history which led to the loss of Asia minor. Thousands of Greeks were genocided, Smyrna was burned, and hellenism died in a place where it lived for thousands of years. Smyrna Ephesus Philadelphia miletus Cappadocia trepizond were all cleansed from their natural inhabitants.

Even tho it's in the megali idea, it's always forgotten.

Nope. This video is a remaster of the original one, and I will also work on Part 2 to include a couple of other endings

@@HusaviProductions excellent, great work as always ❤️. Can't wait to see more videos and the part 2 of my country as well 😊🇬🇷

Agreed! I have already decided that after the next All Endings video (which I will announce tomorrow) I will start working on Greece's part 2, so I can include stuff which I didn't feature yet

Thanks, you're welcome!

They lost, almost wiped out the whole Turkish population in Agean cost before leave and burned the city that "theirs", Izmir. It was nothing but imperialism and people that got angry to Russia for being imperalist also says Greece deserved the Agean cost, duality of western. What Russia is doing today is the same as what Greece did in 1922, they lost just as Russia lost to Ukraine today

@@bblunder The Ottoman/Turkish Nationalist genocide of 900,000 Greeks, 1.5 million Armenians, and 700,000 Assyrians, that something they forgot to mention in your textbooks? Or you just like to believe in your own lies, gaslight me all you want, Greece regardless of that tragic event committed by your ancestors still successful gained their independence from their tyranny years ago,

​@@bblunder And frankly the audacity of you comparing your country to Ukraine and Greece as Russia, when one, your country has been friendly towards Russia, and two your government has been openly making threats to invade Greece themselves like Putin has done so before invading Ukraine, even for an ignorant nationalist like you, your statement is just pure irony. It's Greece who I see more as Ukraine in this situation and Turkey is the aggressor, just like Russia right now.

Possibly yes, but when thinking of that scenario, you also have to somehow justify the reason for such an expedition to the other shore of the Atlantic. Before the era of steam-powered ships, transatlantic voyages required up to four months of sailing

Worst ending...

A Greek monarchist? that rare

@@thebender7458 ik.

​@@stephmod7434👍🏻

@@professionaldriver77878 👍🏻

Greece should never been a monarchy. Nothing was Greek in those monarchs.

Thanks for the feedback! I might feature the Myceneans in part 2

the only thing seperating us that Greeks are a bunch of malakas

Thanks!

A quite unusual idea, but I guess it has some logic if it has its own more or less elaborate article on Wikipedia

Quite a lot of tension between the cultures unfortunately today. A hellenoturkic state sounds about as plausible today as a russo-ukrainian or israeli-palestinian state. But one could dream.

@@MajorGore most realistic one because of cyprus and the most peaceful one as of today😂,but both goverments need to be changed and left wing leaders should come to power And also need 100 years.

@@dunyaakl8952 A left wing lead government worked wonders in the soviet union. Every post soviet state loves the ruskies now. 😒 But the next socialist government will work, trust us! 😑

@@dunyaakl8952 Sorry, my last comment came off a bit hostile and or passive aggressive. I don't really think just one political wing can unite a country (except using force of course (would be an invasion or suppression in that case though)). Cyprus might be reunited, but I am not sure how. Could they rebrand themselves into a new country? Maybe find some cooperation between the cypriot turk and greeks? Could try the world's first dual republic? Or maybe introduce a monarch that both sides could unite behind (fat chance, monarchism is not that popular today)?

Thanks!

Thank you and thanks for the feedback!

Population says something else,more like; Turkey conquered greece and restored Ottoman empire.

As surprising as it gets, someone wrote a Wikipedia article about that idea a long time ago.

@@HusaviProductions Ι know whom you mean. Kitsikis, the psion of the Kitsikis-Petygakis-Stergiadis family, a bunch of traitors of mixed-Greek/Venitian origins who would very much prefer of Greeks had remained enslaved to the Ottomans and who, if not slaves to the Ottomans should be slaves to the British, then Americans. Kitsikis theory was not promoted by him for the interests of the Greek nation but rather of the interests of the US axis against USSR. In Greece of course Kitsikis was seen as a practical lunatic and of course as a traitor. He had close relationships to the very Turkish PM who ordered the invasion of Cyprus, the massacre of 10s of 1000s of Greek civilians and the total ethnic cleansing of half the island. Greece has produced far suprior geopoliticians than Kitsikis, men like Mazis and the best Turkologist of the 20th centurz, the late Neoclis Sarris whom Turks recognised as "the man who knows Turkey and Turks better than Turks themselves". And trust me, both Mazis and Sarris considered Kitsikis a clown. Generally speaking, one should not trust that much Greeks working in US or Canadian or UK or any other Anglosaxon country's universities. More often than not they are agents. Same goes for the ones working in French universities, people like Glykatzi-Ahrweiler. Now guess why top-range Greek geopoliticians such as Mazis and Turkologists such as Sarris were never acclaimed and never popular in the West.... make an educated guess.... Let me help you there : they were/are sincere.

@@dinos9607 Greeks were not enslaved by the Ottomans. The Ottomans had a millet system, which had pros and cons for all people. E.g.: As a greek you had to pay extra tax and was denied from certain positions within the state, but you also had religious freedom, autonomy, often economic monopols in trade and you were excempt from any military serivce. I think that is a fair deal considering most of European and Ottoman history. This was then changed during the Tanzimat era, where a constitution was written eqaulizing all citizen and was then overthrown by the Sultan, which was then couped by the turkish triumvirate that wanted to reestablish mentioned constitution, but with a stronger focus on turkish identity, which the greeks did with their country as well. Feel free to criticize the economic underdevelopement of the Ottoman Empire during the 19th century, their late industrialization or their detour to turkish nationalism, but there is no reason to victimize yourself by pretending that your ancestors were slaves. "to the very Turkish PM who ordered the invasion of Cyprus, the massacre of 10s of 1000s of Greek civilians and the total ethnic cleansing of half the island. " You forgot to mentioned that the greeks attempted to genocide the turks prior to the invasion. And lets not forget the genocides greeks conducted in Anatolia during their march to Ankara, which btw. we forgave you guys and which is btw documented in the treaty of Lausanne. See Article 59. Putting your blant hatred towards turks aside: We have the same culture. The same cuisine. The same mindset. The same looks. The same genetics. The only thing that separates us is language and religion. That's about it. A turkish atheist is pretty much indistinguishable to an atheist greek and I dont see why language alone should be reason enough to reject any kind of unification or closer cooperation. Not that I think a hellenic-turkish nation makes much sense, but a much closer cooperation with open borders and a united military certainly does (just like Germany and Netherlands).

​@@justsefa1843 The rationalisation you Turks make of your super-ugly and utterly disgraceful history is just a reflection of both your own state's propaganda as well as of your own culture. You know very well the reality, you are actually proud of it among yourselves but when speaking "in public" internationally you somehow feel the urge to lie and distort to hide everything. Beach (the other one, not the seaside), you can take this millet thing and shove it up your f*t*ss. What millet are you talking about? Prior to Ottoman times you had οn average 10 Patriarchs of Constantinople per century (average service span was about 10 years, as this is a position attained at an older age and of course kept usually till "late age" unless other circumstances occur). During Ottoman times there were more than 20 Patriarchs per century with the service span dropping dramatically to just four years. Out of the Patriarchs that served during Ottoman times we know for sure that 10 (!!!!) of them were hanged or poisoned by the Ottomans by order of the Sultan, yet these are the ones we know since others, with also extremely small lifespans could (or were pretty much evidently) poisoned. This is you "millet system". This was the fate of the very Patriarchs in it (and these were supposedly the ones colluding! Imagine if they were not!), so are you beach enough to come here tell us that Ottomans treated better the Episcopes and the priests? 100s of Episcopes were hanged, tortured, poisoned. And 1000s after 1000s of priests. The above makes reference to millet by taking the most evident metric. There are tons of other metrics. For example nearly 90% of the population of Greeks were living in the mountains hiding away from the Ottoman mobs. Millet system in action. Greeks were often banned in cities such as in Thessaloniki were for centuries even speaking in Greeks could be punishable with death. Another metric : revolutions. Only referring to us Greeks, let alone others, Greeks did more than 37 revolts, rebellions and revolutions in a mere 367 years of Ottoman occupation between 1453 and 1821. Basically 1 war event per 10 years! Was the system "so good" that Greeks wanted to "improve" it by revolting against it? Oh... the Greeks paid "an additional tax" (in other words, muslims paid a standard low fee and Christians were lynched and mobed ever 10 years - because that is what was happening, there was no standard taxation for Christians, it was done by loooting). And they had no military service. Yes they had and it was called the Janissaries, basically child abduction, child slavery, child molestation, child abuse and child forced conversion to a violent false religion that preaches hatred and violence (with specific verses inside the very "holy book"). To have the nerve to come here talk about Cyprus when your own ex-minister Davutoglou admitted that "had there not been "Cypriot Turks" we would need to invent them, is beyond what could ever be acceptable. To lie to this extent of purporting that Greeks were doing "genocide" on the Cypriot Turks is a true disgrace beyond words when in reality Greeks were fighting against the British Occupation and Turks were colluding with the British and were armed by the British and the Turkish state and organised in the TMT units to attack the Greek civilian population so as to provoke social unrest and let the British continue to rule. The "genocide" of the Cypriot Turks who massively quadrapled their numbers from 1900 to 1974 becoming from a tiny 5% minority to a 17% one (still very small and yet demanding to hold 50% power on the island), was eventually achieved by the Turkish state which brought more than 500,000 invaders from the Turkish mainland and these 3 generations later (as turks breed like rats, their generations are every 18 years) erased the "turkish cypriot" population so today we can't be speaking of turkish cypriots, they are all non-cypriots, invasive subspecies. You say in the end we have the "same culture". You have to be mentally impaired to say something like that.

HellenoTurkism is good

I thought featuring Byzantium at least in the first part of All Endings: Greece might be a bit cliché, especially since I've already posted a separate All Endings: Byzantium video one year ago. That being said, I might feature Byzantium with few variations of it in Part 2

Also best be done in Eu4 background.

That's a nice idea for Part 2! Especially because the Greeks actually tried to invade Italy twice: first in 331 BC and again in 280-275 BC

Greeks seeing this comment belike: 😐

Serbia

Which is wrong and it's the other way around

@@cazwalt9013 Actually i don't care, whether certain things are Greek or Turkish. The thing is, that both Nations actually have much in common, but because of the past and national pride some people find it very difficult to see the many common things.

Your danish pfp makes sense

i don't think so

*salty bulgarian-speaking Serbs pretending to be Greeks with Albanian neighbours.

As we all know, he was Polish all along! (real)

@@HusaviProductions 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

@@HusaviProductions indeed

yok be

@@akabey1328 Aga ben direkt dünyanın birleşmesini istiyorum. Gidip sırbistanla bile birleşmeye ok'um

@@idk-to2ld bence roma imparatorluğu yeniden oluşmalı bu yüzden helenotürkizm bunun başlangıcı olabilir ancak halklar arasında gerginlik olursa federasyonun pek ayakta kalacağını sanmıyorum işte bu üzücü

@@Totalkermit3245 Kültürlerimiz harbi çok yakın. İstesek olur. Onlar bizim resmen ortadoks halimiz

@@idk-to2ld aynen öyle ancak bizim sağcı kesim olduktan sonra pek olacağını sanmıyorum