interbellum

Per wiki "Interwar Romania was one of the least developed countries in Europe, having a per capita income of less than half the one of Czechoslovakia. Despite having mineral resources and a state interventionist policy, Romania was not able to change the agricultural character of its economy...

The basic premise of the scenario revolves around the leaders of Hungary acting more competently and decisively in the closing days of WW1 and during subsequent events. I didn't yet work out the exact details, but one idea of mine is getting Károlyi Mihály appointed Prime Minister of Hungary...

The first PoD for this scenario is the slight Tory victory in 1929 election which leads to the ouster of Macdonald of Labour leadership and his replacement by radical-pacifist left-winger George Lansbury ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lansbury ). In 1933-1934 Labour wins and he becomes...

While an Axis USSR is a very popular (if not outright overused) trope, there is little discussion about both USSR and USA being German Allies. So, here is my scenario: The first PoD is that Poles are even more successful during the Soviet-Polish war and manage to gain more land than OTL during...

Czechoslovakia had a rather large prewar Fascist movement known as the National Fascist League, led by former Czechoslovakian Legion officer Radola Gajda. They were followers of a more Italian style Fascism. Let's assume that this Fascist Czechoslovakia is led by Gajda, let's also assume he...

Interested but not knowledgeable enough. Through coup, revolution or otherwise, have one of the Scandinavian states (Sweden/Norway/Finland/Denmark, may include Baltic States if it's eaiser) become Fascist during the Interwar Era and survive WWII. Bonus points if it also survives the Cold War. If...

Sorry guys if the tread was already discussed recently (I'm only on mobile and the search option on mobile is crap) but i was curious in how long could the germany economy hold without war. let's say: Hitler doesn't get greedy and decide to postpone the occupation of the Czech till the...

The Battle of Warsaw, August 12th-26th 1920 For Tomasz Nowak, Rotmistrz (Captain), of the Polish cavalry, the day of August 14th had been a day, which began promising. For the first time since his promotion a few days earlier he led his men, 81, into the battle. He crossed the Wkra river as...

Here the scenario: Germany wins WWI, but the soviets still rise to the soviet union and Stalin still takes power, call it bordeline ASB if you want, but we got this situation So, how would Stalin behave in such a situation? He do not have control of Ukraine to make the holomodor and sell grain...