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  1. WI: Operation Unthinkable Happens?

    Exactly. "Tank are not to wage war on other tanks" (Tanki s tankami ne voyuyut) The last one was won very much due to the weather finallly allowing the Allied Air forces to take control over the skies back from Germans. Plus, it was not about a as for France -1940 it has nothing to do with a...

  2. WI: Operation Unthinkable Happens?

    WAllies hasn't experience anything close to "perform an offencive without a decisive domination in the air" nor being massively outcast in terms of artillery.

  3. WI: Operation Unthinkable Happens?

    Excuse me, but where are this data you are talking about? I cannot find it in this topic/thread.

  4. WI: Operation Unthinkable Happens?

    That again? My old post from February: (1) Numbers. Soviet deivsions were way smaller than american ones (6000-9000 men vs up to 25000), still there were 6,7 mlm people in RA and its allies (like polish Ludowa) vs 4,6 million of Western allies troops. Plus, soviet infantry divisions had better...

  5. What if Operation Unthinkable happened?

    There were no tank divisions in Red Army that time. But its 24 tank corps with 270 tanks and 180 artillery pieces each (on paper of course) and 14 mechanized corps (246 tanks, 252 ap each) were perfoming the same role. I guess, they got this 36 - to - 23 balance by marking every corps as a division

  6. What if Operation Unthinkable happened?

    Western alliees forces in Europe would get quite a bashing from my point of view: (1) Numbers. Soviet deivsions were way smaller than american ones (6000-9000 men vs up to 25000), still there were 6,7 mlm people in RA and its allies (like polish Ludowa) vs 4,6 million of Western allies troops...

  7. Meddling in the U.S. elections.

    Meddling in the U.S. elections.

  8. Map Thread XVII

    It could be colonized by the survivving Byzantium

  9. 28 Days Later - Death of a Nation

    I am not sure, that this scene was improbable a little. When the power is off, refrigerators are off as well, aren't they?

  10. Russia and Germany invade England

    German& Some officers could also speak French (Heinz Guderian used it to speak with soviet high-rank officer in September 1939 in Brest-Litovsk).

  11. Russia and Germany invade England

    Germany could provide an assistant to Italy in order to rush faster to the Suez Channel, than Uncle Joe.:D

  12. Russia and Germany invade England

    USSR could support Lüftwaffe with old TB-3(800 were produced until 1939) heavy bombers and send some Ari units,completed with heavy DB-3 bombers. Airborne brigades, amphibious tanks, could be used as well. But it doesn't mean the Sealion to become successful reality - however, the chances would...

  13. Estonia as a part of Russian SFSR.

    POD is after or at the end of WW2. Baltic states are under the soviet control that time.

  14. Estonia as a part of Russian SFSR.

    So. This idea has come to mind mind after finding some info about conditions, any Soviet Sovcialist Republic should meet. One of this is the number of population, which should not be low, that 1500 000. In 1940 Stalin made an exception for Estonia (there were 1150 000 inhabitants that time)...

  15. Ukraine fights back in Crimea?

    But.. What about AH-Yanukovich, who gained testicles after fleeing Kiev? He could go to Crimea, take control of a local garrison and barricaded the peninsula. How the things would go on?;)

  16. Ukraine fights back in Crimea?

    In RH near 2500 of local Ukrainian armed force members has left Crimea after the reunification, and near 16 000 deserted and joined russian armed forces. So I don't see any reasons for this numbers to be changed - a majority would surrender, a minority would try to fight at first and than -...

  17. Why did the Soviet Union make peace with Finland in 1940?

    1. Well, Stalin take only that territories, that he wanted before - so, it could be the attempt to save the face - something like "we didin't wanrt to capture Finland! we just want our border no to be so close to Leningrad." 2. Maybe, he also didn't want to face guerillia warfare and the...

  18. 28 Days Later - Death of a Nation

    It is rather nice, but Russia's actions seemed to be illogical, because it would try to protect Kaliningrad Oblast, Belarusia and Ukraine; Rissian government wouldn't let the infected сome nearer to the St.Petersburg - so, I believe, that first defense line would be Vistula line in Poland and...

  19. no invasion of Russia, hows the rest of WW2 in europe go down?

    USSR can invade Middle east. Another possible variant is anew war with Finland or Japan. But not invading Germany - i believe, that Stalin wouldnt risk his power , because he know, that German were able to defeat France, which had been believed to be more powerful, and USSR could hardly defeat...

  20. The southern border of the Kaliningrad Oblast

    About "1956-1998" In Russian Wikipedia( here ) it is said that in 1997a new treaty between Russia and Lithuania was concluded : Lake Vištytis were totally passed to Lihuania(earleir it had been divided between RF and L.) and russia got compensation in othe place.
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