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Is it even possible the Germans could come up with a plan like Barbarossa was if they attacked in 1940? I mean they have very little time to make a plan and they would lack the experience(and overconfidence) of the battle of France. Would they implement a different plan like Marcks Plan? Also...

If it was in 1943, he was pretty delusional by then and since Speer is the most untrustworthy of them all, he might not have said it at all. Speer could have said anything about him he wanted.

We never had any serious incidents. But then again, we have only had 3 at max, one was shut down in 1997 and one is only for research. None were near populated areas so if there was a meltdown people would be evacuated as a precaution, not because they are in serious danger. The lcoests one to...

It appears Azerbaijan wanted to stay too. If the referendum was held in the independent states they would probably have the same results coming in.

Gorbachev wanted it, but was ousted and replaced by Yeltsin. He started it, but didn't want it to go far enough, at least in the (re)public's eye. Like Evertonian says the Baltic states and the other Soviet states wanted independence and Russia was in no position anymore thanks to Gobrachev to...

Plenty of American tanks went into Red army service during WW2, got the red star on them and everything. M3 Lee's, M4 Shermans. You name it. If they didn't mind in WW2, do yuo think they'd mind in WW3?

Yeah, those sentences ain't going to work together.

Germany entering the war is essential for the start of hostilities. Thats why they were blamed for it.

But they could have been used in Burma, or against the Soviet Union.

Kennedy would be perfect as a serial killer. He is young, charismatic, friendly, involved with the people. Say he never gets assassinated and serves his first term but gets defeated in the elections, thats where he develops a nack for killing and then he runs again in the 70's.

Ah, an actual Frank Underwood.

I don't think so, the Central powers were in bad shape, lack of food and ammo and low morale makes me think that any continuation of the offensive following Caporetto would mean the same out come for them as it did the Italians in the first offensive. If you can't follow up you atack with some...