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  1. WI: Elisabeth II and his family die in 1947

    If she makes it for another 3 and a half years she will be the longest reigning monarch in history. At least among sovereign states where the rates of reign can be easily verified.
  2. What material were key to Germany defeat ww2

    Oil, nickel, copper, tungsten, rubber, chromium. Lack of manpower, tiny farms, bad management, trying to fight a war when badly out-numbered and out-produced etc. - yes, that cost them the war, too, but those are not 'materials' IMO.
  3. Crazy Boris

    Proposals and War Aims That Didn't Happen Map Thread

    Okay, that was an amazing read in all the worst possible ways. I’m really curious to know what else was in that original version. I don’t know whether to think this is was the unhinged ramblings of a total lunatic who broke out of a padded cell thinking that this was actually a future that was...
  4. Albidoom

    Is an OPEC for iron ore unrealistic?

    Admittedly it was not about mining the iron ore and as such might not be what the OP is looking for but let's not forget that the predecessor of the EU was originally founded as the European Coal and Steel Community.
  5. RedKing

    What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    So who does Henry marry then? I don't there are any other available heiresses for him.
  6. AK47Productions

    The New Order: Last Days of Europe - An Axis Victory Cold War Mod for HoIIV

    Something that wouldn't leave my head: Colonel Volgin from MGS3 in the Russian Anarchy, most likely Tyumen. No doubt he'd usurp power from Kaganovich and purge both Lazar's clique and Khrushchev's at the regional stage, before inheriting the Stalinist cult of personality Lazar established...
  7. What material were key to Germany defeat ww2

    @Pete55 All good points. On (2) , I'd add that mechanising German agriculture with decision making from 1933 onwards runs into at least two problems. The first is that investment is needed to set up the factory to produce the steam tractors or whatever and then materials and labour allocated...
  8. What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    No way. She was already destined to Suffolk, the King would give her to his brother not to young Beaufort and her own relatives would NOT marry her in the Tudor OR Beaufort families
  9. Es Geloybte Aretz Continuation Thread

    Much of the Russian speaking population was expelled from Poland, the Baltics and Finland in the aftermath of the First War. So these are not a big issue, and the 'population exchanges' were useful for the new governments. They established their capabilities - you can't not have effective organs...
  10. RedKing

    What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    So who would be the most likely bride for Henry Beaufort then?
  11. WI: Elisabeth II and his family die in 1947

    I wonder if Prince Phillips death will lead to the Queen stepping aside and giving us at the answer to Charles regal name here sooner than anticipated?
  12. What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    Eleanor Beaufort would be useless for that. And Baroness Scales is NOT available to the King as she is NOT a royal ward
  13. WI: Elisabeth II and his family die in 1947

    If he ascended the throne he would probably be King George VII . George is one of his names and Richard does have a bad press. On a side note I think that Charles will become George VII rather than Charles III to mark a break between being Prince of Wales and being King.
  14. RedKing

    What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    True, I mixed up the last names. Though then again if she is born after the POD she could be considered as a potential spouse for Henry Beaufort.
  15. What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    No way. If you are talking about Anne Beauchamp (aka the niece of Warwick and his wife) will marry Suffolk’s heir (as originally planned) if she lived
  16. The Decade of Disaster: What if the Franco-Prussian War Escalated? (relaunched)

    Probably a third party not affiliated, there is no treaty between them (Italy and Germany/Russia) and no obbligation of mutual support either military or diplomatic and between Italy and France is very probable that while technically at war there will be an unspoken 'if you don't bother me i...
  17. RedKing

    What if Margaret Beaufort was born a boy?

    The idea with Eleanor Beaufort was because I have seen some suggest Henry VI wanted to make Edmund Tudor his heir by marrying him to Margaret, so here he could still do that but with Eleanor. Though Baroness Scales does work better both dowry wise and age wise.
  18. What if Indian Ocean raid - carriers versus carriers

    Wich would help the United States i assume.
  19. Photos from Alternate Worlds II (read FAQ first)

    The long serving President of the Confederate States Joshua Davis the Third and Vice President Alvin Long, who served for the first three terms of the former generals time in office, which saw him leading the Confederate States for a better part of forty years, beating out Strom Thurmond for...
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