There was a military airbase at Palma de Mallorca that might have been useful-ish for supporting Dragoon, but the timing was prolly a bit late for that. Hard to see what else Franco could bring to the party at this point.
..at any given time in the last century..
So that would rule out Bismarck entirely, and there's not much point in offing Leopold II when he's already done most of the damage in the Congo. I'm also not convinced that WWI or something much like it can be butterflied away with the loss of a single...
Setting the Brazilian Empire on a collision course with the British Empire? Oz, NZ and SA would demand a showdown by London, and no doubt get one sooner rather than later. This one gets strangled at birth, I think.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-25198298
FWIW, here's my contribution (sorry, my graphics skills aren't up to a pic).
Four equal rectangles, clockwise from upper left: Union Flag; Brian Boru harp - gold on blue ground; ROI tricolor; Red Hand of Ulster on white ground. This would...
The latest POD possible for a united Ireland, but probably not a Republic, would see the Government of Ireland Act 1914 not being postponed but enforced, by regular troops of the British army suppressing the Ulster Volunteers if it came to it. The problems there were considerable, but not...
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I sentence you to confiscation of your record collection and condemn you to listen to the attached for the rest of your natural life. May God have mercy on your soul.
In the first scenario, the Allies abandon West Berlin and withdraw their Berlin brigades. Unlikely, I think. In the second they have the choice of abandoning West Berlin or calling Stalin's bluff by forcing truck convoys with armed escorts across at Helmstedt/Marienborn and possibly also a...
For England and the world as we now know it, the Anglo-Spanish War(s) of 1585-1604. No UK, no USA, probably no independent Netherlands and quite possibly the extinction of Protestantism in Europe. If we're allowed a pre-1900 POD on here, that is...
If the HSF and GF were even in numbers what would stop the HSF from venturing down into the Channel and temporarily cutting the sea lanes to the BEF?
Aaaand..
Shedloads of destroyers in the Dover Patrol, not to mention British and French coastal artillery.
A non-starter, really.
^ 1958 – Alberto Ascari (Italy) Ferrari 246
I'm saddened that you've written my boyhood hero Mike Hawthorn out of *history. Now if he had (come out of retirement and) lived... what a timeline that would make!
Speaking as someone with a language that's a much-evolved synthesis of Low German, French and Danish... WTF! The Saarland voted to be part of Germany, and I invoke Wilson's self-determination doctrine. Full stop, point, Punkt.
The 1945 election OTL was much, much more about the memory of failed economic policies and working-class hardship of the 1920s and 30s than anything else. I don't see almost any ATL with an allied win altering this.