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I don't read French Great points, but What about starting 2 months earlier is interesting Can you links some other threads?

If you want a constitutional monarchy the best way is to have Lafayette accept the position as President of the National Assembly in the early days of the revolution. Have him reason that Washington oversaw the American Constitution's writing so that he could guide his country I should as well...

At this point in time Russia was allies with the NGF, so this line: Not London nor Moscow nor Rome or even Vienna would receive them with open arms if they took the Alsace. Should be this line Not London nor Vienna nor Rome or even Moscow would receive them with open arms if they took...

Before WWI Russia was a rapidly growing, industrializing, and modern nations. By 1920 it was expected to have 3 times the industry capacity of Germany, a railroad system crisscrossing European Russia, a two track Trans-Siberian Railroad, and a military capable of singlehandedly defeating...

Are those rhetorical questions or are you actually looking for answers?

1942? Operation Roundup is a plan for an invasion of France in the Spring of 1943 on a front Boulonge to Le Havre.

What if instead of Torch Roosevelt pushes for Operation Roundup to be carried out. And this would also be in a world without the Dieppe Raid occurring and the Allies learning from its failure.

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But the problem with Francis getting the Southern Netherlands, is that they cannot give it to him in the Treaty of Vienna. I mean FRance can't just say, wait and we'll give you a duchy.

Say the Communists win the French elections after WWII, how would this democratically elected communist government friendly to the USSR deal with the vast French Empire?

Okay so basically I'm wondering what the military effects of the Germans launching Barbarbossa in 1942 instead of 1941 would be. Basically I what to know how Barbarossa 42 would play out. This delay being because of longer campaigns in France and the Balkans causing the Germans to miss their...

So I know that to load Atom Bombs a special bomb pit was required. The one used for the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings was the Tinian Atom Bomb Pits. My first question is were there other atom bomb pits at the time? My second is how many other pits were developed, where were they built, and...

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Just a question on a preWW2 map That British claim on the Empty Quarter, what is it? Also did Britain claim it for itself, or who?