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Don't jinx it... And yes I'll put him in. To fight for King and Country. Excellent insight. Some of this wrong. Other points are spot on. But I'm not saying which because I might change my mind :p Will do. They're definitely thinking about it. Main issue is the Royalist navy is still a...

Great series of updates. Just wanted to say I voted for this in the Turtledoves. Don't come into this forum much but when I do its to read this. Keep it up.

Of coursed. He shall appear, lots going down in China coming up as well. Thanks. Actually what I've decided to do is set-up the crisis in Britain and go right up to the coup and the outbreak of the Civil War and get you all excited. And then go and talk about the rest of the world and come...

Turtledove Awards 2015 2015 Turtledove Awards It's that time once again. When we brave souls attempt to challenge the might of Thande. Please vote for Disaster at Leuthen in the 2015 Turletdoves in the Best Continuing 18th Century Timeline Category. Link. All those of you who vote for DaL...

Well there we go, and that's without a civil war inspired exodus. So yeah I'd say 400/500k or so is probably what I'd say is plausible. Considering over a million and a half Russians left Russia in OTL after the Civil War, a few hundred thousand from France i think is believable.

Quite high I think. From my research the population of *Tunisia in 1920 is around 2 million. Now I would imagine the French (and other Europeans) make up a community of between 400k-600k. Considering how many people emigrated from France (a country of with a pre-war population of 43 million)...

Nice title. Napoleon is of course married to an Austrian, so I imagine Austria would be keen on peace and the protection of a regency as Anarch said. But Britain wouldn't be keen on seeing Russia/Prussia divide Europe between them, so a negotiated peace with the new French government...

Huh I didn't know that. Moldova isn't too surprising I suppose but Cyprus I wouldn't have guessed.

I have as well. It's an interesting concept to explore how a radical left government would have done after being democratically elected. Still they've got to win the Civil War first. Yes indeed! No there wasn't. The Parisian government thought (and probably correctly) that if they made...