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In WWI, WWII Japan would have kicked ass.

Hitler sends a couple more divisions to North Africa, overunning the British in Egypt. Instead of attacking Crete he takes Malta. The Brits are out of the East Med. German troops advance to Middle East, attempting to start a two front war against the USSR. They can take over the oil fields in...

Could he have won the battle?

The Wehrmacht would have marched towards Moscow, decimated by the winter and just then... The heroic Frenchmen would declare war and march to Berlin (always with the British in front, of course :D) But really, Hitler expected France and GB to back down. Then he would have declared his crusade...

How do Russian troops reach Germany? :D

His most loyal troops were stuck in Africa:/

What would have happened, had Philip II decided to make Lisbon the capital of his empire, during the time that he controlled Portugal?

Just to point out that the German Armed Forces are weaker than those of France. And they do not have nuclear weapons. If Germany were to invade France then France might as well use the weapons against the German Army and cripple it.

I guess the Centurion would own the T34? Anyways, the Allies might attack from the Europe, India, the Middle East and Korea. This would be a very global war.

Perhaps the bombing of industries which made vital pieces for the German military (eg: tanks) might have been more useful, making many vehicles obsolete. Some lifes could have been spared, whilst German production might have gone down (if a tank is missing a vital piece, then it will not perform...

Two questions: Was there any man who could have become the Republican Franco and united all Republican factions under a strong central command, preferably during the early stages of the war? And: Could the Spanish Navy have prevented the crossing of the straits by ships of the Nationalist...

As a lare ocean would separate these two blocks, naval power would be vital. Could the US surpass the RM, KM, FN and IJN, if these still kept growing? In land forces I very much doubt the US would be able to even get close to the Wehrmacht, French Army and British Army. There is no POD or...

Aproximately in WW2 could a coalition of Britain, France, Japan and Germany (not USSR) have been stronger than the US in terms of military power? Or the US in full mobilization is just too strong to be stopped? Just wanted to check the power of the US in comparison to the rest...

Sorry, meant pre 20th Century. What are the odds of Charles I of Spain taking large chunks of Europe and later on have an increase in its size?

What major PODs could lead to the union of Europe as a country, federation, commonwealth (something quite close, ie: same currency, army, laws...). Excluding Russia, that is. Is this possible pre 20th Century or too ASB?