yes but its still treated as part of the defeated Nazis any reason why France didn't take it back after things were better
I'm fairly sure if an honest vote had been held in Alsace-Lorraine in 1919 it would had voted to become its own nation. Post-AANW its really would want to break away from France, but I'm not sure if Calbear said it did or not. Paris wasn't held in the best of favors by the A4 at the end of the war.Alsace-Lorraine was made its own nation I think.
So was there any reason Alsace-Lorraine was not returned to France?
But what about the Free French?My guess is that it was Bruce's initiative when making the map. That, and the Germans settled the hell out of it in twenty years, and unlike Poland the Allies weren't standing up for the French (who'd acted essentially as a Reich ally after D-Day).
I'm fairly sure if an honest vote had been held in Alsace-Lorraine in 1919 it would had voted to become its own nation. Post-AANW its really would want to break away from France, but I'm not sure if Calbear said it did or not. Paris wasn't held in the best of favors by the A4 at the end of the war.
But what about the Free French?
De Gaulle came back with the Allies, established his government shortly (at Lyon, if I remember correctly?) shortly after the burning of Paris, and got promptly overthrown by the angry French people.What about the Free French?
More seriously, ITTL de Gaulle pushed his luck too far and ended up getting sidelined altogether: the French were not enamoured of a man who'd scarpered in 1940 and tried coming back in 1960 to make himself a little tin Jesus.
Just a question, is this TL the same as Pacific War Redux? I haven't read it yet, but I was wondering.
Where did I indicate that that is the case?So was there any reason Alsace-Lorraine was not returned to France?
Actually it was Lyon. Paris was the name of someplace that used to be.I'm fairly sure if an honest vote had been held in Alsace-Lorraine in 1919 it would had voted to become its own nation. Post-AANW its really would want to break away from France, but I'm not sure if Calbear said it did or not. Paris wasn't held in the best of favors by the A4 at the end of the war.
Pretty much. The idea is that once the Two Oceans Navy Act passes, FDR puts the spurs to her.No, that was an entirely different point of departure. The premise there was that the Roosevelt Administration moved to a full war footing in terms of procurement in summer 1940, I believe.
I WILL get PWR back up on its feet at some point (no, really, I swear).Just a question, is this TL the same as Pacific War Redux? I haven't read it yet, but I was wondering.
I think it's B_Munro's map that shows Alsace-Lorraine as one of the German administrative regions.Where did I indicate that that is the case?
The Reich was dismembered. It didn't even get to retain its place as a nation-state, much less hold any conquests.
Please do a Pacific story on the AANV verse, also Warm War! We all want both?Pretty much. The idea is that once the Two Oceans Navy Act passes, FDR puts the spurs to her.
I WILL get PWR back up on its feet at some point (no, really, I swear).
Depending on the reception of the prequel to AANW that y'all have pushed for, it might be next in the chamber, or I might do the Pacific War part of the AANW verse.
Please do a Pacific story on the AANV verse, also Warm War! We all want both?
I think Persia 42-44 could be considered part of the warm war.For me its as follows
Warm War
Persia 42-44
Pacific War
On small arms did the British ever go to a semi-auto pistol ITL during the war or did they stick with the Enfield No.2?
Yep. The Warm War will cover the ETO/Med/ME starting from the base POD from OTL up to the start of AANW.I think Persia 42-44 could be considered part of the warm war.