Napoleonic Wars (Sixth Coalition, 1813-1814) 0:00-0:08 Congress of Vienna (1814-1815) 0:08-0:14 First Italian War of Independence (1848-1849) 0:14-0:28 Mazzinian Roman Republic(1849) 0:28-0:49 Crimean War (1853-1856) 0:49-1:05 Plombières Agreement (21 July, 1858) 1:05-1:16 Second Italian War of Independence (1859) 1:16-1:31 Treaty of Turin (1860) annexation of the former County of Nice and Savoy to France 1:31-1:34 Confederation of Central Italy (1859) and annexation to the Kingdom of Sardinia (1860) 1:34-1:44 Expedition of the Thousand (1860-1861) 1:44-2:07 Italo-Prussian Alliance ( 8 April, 1866) 2:24 Austro-Prussian War / Third Italian War of Independence (1866) 2:31-2:52 Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871) 2:53-3:01 Capture of Rome (20 Sep, 1870) 3:03-3:11 Italian Somaliland (1889) and Eritrean War (1885-1895) 3:11-3:23 First Italo-Ethiopian War (1895-1896) 3:23-3:33 Triple Alliance (1882) 3:33-3:40 Italo-Turkish War (1911-12) 3:40-3:54 First World War, Italian front (1915-1918) 3:55-6:11 Treaty of London (26 Apr, 1915) 4:10 12 battles of the Isonzo (1915-1917) 4:59-5:07 Surrender of Russia/Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (3 Mar, 1918) 5:07-5:12 Battle of Caporetto (24 Oct - 12 Nov, 1917) 5:12- 5:27 Battle of Vittorio Veneto (24 Oct, - 4 Nov 1918) 5:27-5:49 Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1919) 5:50 "Mutilated Victory" 6:00- 6:11 Turkish War of Independence (1919-1923) 6:11-6:31 Postwar Crisis 6:31-6:50 Birth of Fascism (1919) and March on Rome (1922) 6:51-7:15 Treaty of Rome (27 Jan 1924) 7:15-7:27 Colony of Oltregiuba annexed (7 May 1925) 7:27-7:34 Second Italo-Ethiopian War (1935-1936) 7:34-7:57 Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) 7:57-8:11 Pact of Steel (22 May, 1939) 8:12 Italian invasion of Albania (7-12 Apr 1939) 8:23-8:30 Italian occupation of southern France (1940-1943) 8:31-8:40 Italian invasion of British Somaliland (3-19 Aug 1940) 8:40- 8-47 Italian invasion of Egypt (9-16 Sep 1940) 8:47- 8:52 Greco-Italian War (1940-1941) 8:52-9:48 Invasion of Yugoslavia (6-18 Apr 1941) 9:16-9:43 Operation Barbarossa (22 june 1941) 9:55-10:00 The North African campaign (1940-1943) 10:00-11:48 Allied invasion of Sicily (10 July 1943) 11:48-12:13 "Fall of Fascism" (25 July 1943) 12:13-12:25 Operation Axis 12:26 Armistice ( 3 Set 1943) 12:32 Civil War in Italy (1943-1945) 12:34-13:50 Capture and execution of Mussolini (27-28 Apr, 1945) 13:54 Birth of the Italian Republic (2 June 1946) 14:09-14:34 Paris Peace Treaties (1947) 14:37 Marshall Plan (1948) 15:10 Birth of N.A.T.O. (4 Apr, 1949) 15.24 Birth of E.E.C. (25 Mar 1957) 15:40 Cuban Missile Crisis (16-29 Oct 1962) 15:51-16:09 Return of Trieste to Italy (26 Oct 1954) 16:15 Changeover to the euro (2002) 16:18 FIFA World Winners (2006) 16:26 I just wanted to say that it's 5:50 in Italy at the moment and for an Italian guy who likes history and can't sleep, this video is a fantastic gift. Keep it up Bulgarian. P.S. If there are any errors in the comment, please let me know and I will edit it
Hey, my friend, you did a great job right there! You just forgot the peace treaty of Paris (1947). Since you are an Italian who loves history, can you tell me which is your opinion on Greece, France, Turkey and the UK? Thank you
Love greece from Italy!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 Amo la Grecia dall’Italia!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 나는 이탈리아에서 그리스를 사랑합니다!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 أحب اليونان من إيطاليا!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 Я люблю Грэцыю з Італіі!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 我比意大利更爱希腊！！！🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 Rakastan Kreikkaa Italiasta!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 אני אוהב את יוון מאיטליה!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 J'aime la Grèce depuis l'Italie !!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷 ¡¡¡Amo Grecia desde Italia!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷
This is quite weird in this situation. We invaded your Country without any reason in 1940. However I love so much Greece. P.S. probably our grandgrandfather weren't friend 😅
As an Italian, I’m happy that you didn’t make Italy switch sides like nothing after the Sicily invasion, but you showed what really happened: a bloody civil war! It was also well animated and historically accurate and precise! Good work!
They switches sides bro its just the germans rushed in italy to establish a puppet which no italian wanted, yall need to admit youre cowards someday, theres a reason why german troops saw you as that 😂
@@qe9573 Tell it to my grandpa who saw his parents die because other Italians killed them on the front. We didn’t switched side, we enstablished a coup because the Italian people were tired of the war and a civil war was inevitable; the other fascists did the right thing. Then the Germans attacked us to free Mussolini and so the civil war started, between north and south. We are nor cowards, because we kept fighting, and we realized that we were fighting on the wrong side because an asshole wanted to ripristinate the Roman Empire. Probably your nation would have done the same in those circumstances.
@@AndreaMauri-qb1bb So? You literally just proved my point. You betrayed the germans, so you're traitors. It's as simple as that. I really don't see why y'all Italians are always crying about this fact. In World War 1, you switches sides and betrayed the mutual defense alliance you had with the Germans and Austrians that you had signed before by defecting to the side of the Entente. You may say since it was a mutual defense agreement, they weren't required to because it was Austria who declared war on Serbia. Well guess what, it was Russia who declared war on Austria and France who declared war on Germany, and yet you became friends with France, the country that attacked the ally you were supposed to protect? And you still say you aren't traitors? That doesn't add up. It's comparable to Russia, who sworn to protect Serbia, didn't declare war on Austria after it attacked Serbia. That's treason and an act of cowardice. In World War 2, you also switched sides. After the Allied invasion of Sicily and subsequently the Italian peninsula, Italy was supposed to be liberated *because all Italians wanted to serve as a way for the Allies to go through to defeat Germany*. Read that again, if you will. Italians betrayed the Germans by throwing out the government and establishing one that was on the Allied side. The only reason the civil war came is because Germany, like I said (but you seem to not have read my comment at all and you probably won't read this one either, because you're an ignorant who won't accept the truth), rushed in to establish a puppet with Mussolini heading it which *no Italian wanted*, they were just forced to do so by the government. So it's millions of people against one person, who decide to betray their war ally and defect to the other side, even *helping them invade Italy*. That may be bravery, but it's also treason, you have to accept that.
@@qe9573 You may be right, but it’s not that simple. In WW1, the Entente promised Italy Trentino, Istria and Dalmatia; Italy accepted because the Austrian territorial promises were just Trentino and Corse. It might be a treason, but in war everybody makes treasons for their own good. Also, the Entente betrayed Italy in Paris, only giving it Istria and Trentino; many Italians, so, realized that it would have been better to join the Central Powers, but it was too late. In WW2, the new government declared neutrality, but then Germany invaded Italy, annexing Istria and South Tyrol, so technically Germany attacked the new government of Italy. You are right, on both point, but we didn’t do it like nothing and just like that. Also it’s not fault of the italian people, but of the government. So the Italian people aren’t cowards, they were just tired of the war and wanted peace. So, basically, Italy switched sides the first time for a promise that was then broken by the Americans, and in the second because the Italians were tired of fighting, so a peaceful deposition was better than a civil war, that we had anyway because of Hitler.
@@qe9573 So, you are right, but it’s not fault of the Italians. The first time the government switched sides for territorial promises, and that’s an act of avidity and cowardice, but many Italians didn’t even know that Italy was in an alliance with Germany and Austria, and when they were sent to the front in the Alps many didn’t even know who they were fighting. In in the second conflict, the Italians wanted neutrality, not to switch sides. We easily deposed Mussolini and declared neutrality, but Hitler invaded us to free Mussolini. So it’s not fault of the Italian people, and the Italian people aren’t cowards; our government just did what he thought it was the best for its people, in both cases, without caring at all about betraying their allies. Now, are we seriously discussing about something happened 80 years ago, in a really bad situation? I repeat, you are right but it’s not fault of the Italians, so the Italians aren’t cowards and treasonous, the government redid what it thought it would be the best for the country and for the people. Let’s end this nonsense quarrel because we are also disturbing the others in this comment section.
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siamo più vicini come cultura agli spagnoli che agli inglesi e francesi sembra quasi che ci stanno simpatici i nostri invasori sindrome di stoccolma forse
As an Italian, I must say that you’ve made a very accurate job and the deep research and hard work on the creation and realisation of this video can be seen. Not even a lot of Italians know things you included, such as the armistice signed on September 3, 1943 (a lot of us think it was signed on Sep 8, while it was just published on that day), the Gothic line (actually, I didn’t know this one either and so thanks to you I learnt something new) and the existence of the CLN. And, since I’m a Triestine, I can tell you something about the history of the Free Territory of Trieste (FTT, 1947-1954). After Yugoslavia “liberated” Trieste and occupied it for 60 days, the UK and the USA and Yugoslavia decided to create a military government called the FTT (split into two zones: Zone A, Trieste, controlled by UK/USA, and Zone B, a part of Istria until Novigrad in Croatia, controlled by Yugoslavia). In 1954, the allies left Trieste and the FTT ceased to exist. But there are some fun facts: some “nostalgic” people nowadays want the FTT (ex Zone A) to come back, and some crazier people even want it to be part of Austria again. xD To conclude, it would have been cool to see also some countryballs of the two main parties of the 1950s-1990s (Communist Party and Christian Democracy), as well as some very known terroristic attacks by fascists and some of the struggle with Cosa Nostra (Sicilian Mafia), although I understand that it would have extended the video more and the work would have been more. Great video Bulgarian countryball! Keep up the good work! :) / Благодаря ти много! Здравейте от Триест, Италия!
@@SchizoLibRight no ti sbagli non e questo quello che voglio è poi non tutti gli orientali sono dittature. Se l'occidente e tanto democratico Perché Julian Assange e in galera come mai l'occidente nega e non si pente il massacro dei nativi americani e dei bombardamenti fatti contro gli altri paesi nel nome della falsa democrazia? E come mai gli occidentali sfruttano l'africa e inviano armi a feroci dittatori africani che sono ancora proprio sostenuti da loro. E poi gli orientali non hanno commesso crimini contro l'umanità come fecero gli occidentali.
Respect Italy from Brazil 🇧🇷🤝🇮🇹 Aproximatelly 30 million brazilians have Italian ancestry, especially on South-Southeast ( including me, but is more remote than another brazilians ) Favorite part: 13:41
As an Italian myself, this is awesome! This is extremely accurate, and it's not based on memes, but on actual historical facts! Keep it up, you're a great countryball animator!!
As an Italian, I am happy to see my story told without stereotypes. Many, who have only learned the story from memes, believe they live like in the Lord of the Rings, with the good guys totally "good" and honorable and the "bad guys" all vile and malignant. As my compatriot Machiavelli said, reality has many more nuances.
Thank you, even in a funny way, you were the only one who showed that Brazil participated in the second war 🇧🇷 I love your work, it keeps getting better
@@franz490 quindi da quel che ho capito era parzialmente rimossa? tipo la corona esisteva ancora nelle bandiere reali ( cioè quelle che rapresentavano il re, perchè mussolini era solo primo ministro ) mente il resto delle bandiere erano senza corona? o forse la bandiera con la corona esisteva ancora ovunque? scusa se non ho ben capito.
I loved your work. I'm italian and it's awesome that there's still someone from some other country who doesn't see italy just like pizza pasta and mandolino, but as a state which fought hard for its union and for the state we have now. Thank you so much
