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I am talking of French dreadnoughts and their absence in the Mediterranean due to stranding in the Baltic. And, there's the possibility of confiscation by Germany or scuttling due to very heavy damage besides refuge in Russian or neutral Baltic ports.

Assuming the French president gets to leave Russia without the damaged and stranded dreadnoughts already stranded in the Baltic to carry him home, what happens?

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/warships1discussionboards/austrian-squadron-caught-at-kiel-august-1914-t10464.html https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/kaiser-and-konig-albert-stuck-in-pacific-1914.414921/page-2...

But, how will interned [in US] dreadnoughts affect submarine warfare due to the likelihood of the dreadnoughts' confiscation?

https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/kaiser-and-konig-albert-stuck-in-pacific-1914.414921/page-2 Inspired by this thread above, if the Germans delay the departure of the dreadnoughts of Kaiser and Konig Albert and due to coaling or machinery issues, end up with the dreadnoughts [and a...

Ooc: Why will Malaysia be a junta in this scenario? And why would America support Myanmar?

Although the last Napoleonic fortress was surrender into Coalition hands by 5 December 1830, the Napoleonic Wars were not exactly over, but using that date to describe the end of the wars is misleading. In winter to spring 1831, insurgents across France and the Low Countries were posing a threat...

With the last Grande Armee offensive against Austria in May 1829 being defeated due to the Russian victory on the Oder and the defection of many German statelets to the Seventh Coalition, Napoleon II lost control of the territories to the east of the Rhine under his control by November 1829 as...

[Note that the Russian war of 1812 would be considered the 'War of the 6th Coalition' in this scenario.] After the defeats of the winter in January 1828, and in particular, the heavy losses of the cavalry, the French were sent retreating to recently captured Prussian fortresses and later to the...

Could this scenario have a p.o.d. in which the Africa Corps is evacuated in December 1941 instead of not being formed in entirety and the outcome for Operation Barbarossa go as o.t.l. except for winter clothing being available by December 1941?

After the British invasion of Spain was stopped and with the evacuation of the last British troops from the Iberian peninsula underway, the next objective was to compel Russia to join the British and restart the coalition wars against Napoleon. This would be through the invasion of Zealand and...

After the resumption of the Napoleonic Wars, the selected British strategy to defeat Napoleonic France was intended to divert French troops to Spain and defeat the combined French-Spanish fleets. Plans were made to defeat Napoleon with a direct assault on the French coast and straight into the...

Actually, I am thinking of the Anglo-American Nazi War scenario by Calbear combined into the Napoleonic Wars, with some American coalition involvement. And, this timeline's Napoleonic Wars should last until around 1830 or so, with a 1817-1822 truce.

In the aftermath of the Russian surrender of 1813, the most the British Army could do in Europe was to land in Norway in 1812 and Zealand in 1813 and destroy most of the Danish-Norwegian Navy with Swedish support [the third major victory for the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars after the...

After the defeat of Austria at Wagram, the Austrian empire was stripped of its access to the ocean and Italian territories plus Austrian Carniola to France, Bohemia to Westphalia, Salzburg and Tyrol to Bavaria, Galicia to Warsaw and Tarnopol to Russia. Hungary was also threatened with...

How will the 1938 Polish annexation of Zaolzie in Czechoslovakia be seen in this scenario?

After 15 more years of war, surely Titanic should be less well known that fewer media will be dedicated to it.

In this atl scenario, what do you think the movie Dunkirk? How will it be viewed in this timeline if still made? And how will RMS Titanic be viewed as well?

Before the devastation that was known as the Napoleonic Wars [also known as the 'Second Thirty Years War' and being seen as part of the 'Second Hundred Years' War'] , an overview of the circumstances that led to the devastation has to be recorded. After the French Revolution starting from the...

After the seemingly peaceful 1808 in Europe, Austria struck Bavaria on 10 April 1809 with an invasion and encircled the Bavarian Army, which was forced to surrender after a devastating breakout. The corps of Davout were trapped in the city of Regensburg and were nearly lost, but were relieved by...