post-war

I'm looking here for an extreme Britain screw starting with a POD of 1945 with the aim of creating the least populous Britain possible. No nukes or large scale famines or natural disasters or communist takeovers or whatever. Just extremely bad government policies. The worst possible case...

POD: Austria-Hungary remains on the defence through 1918, the Italian Front doesn't break, and the Entente's advance on the Balkans is halted somewhere in Central Serbia thanks to Austro-Hungarian reinforcements and Entente logistical limits. (By this point, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire...

Hello all, So, back in the late 1940s (shortly after World War II), there was a fringe political party in Italy called the Italian Unionist Movement, which had the goal of joining the US as a state. It was hoped that this would strengthen both nations, and that the US would become a world...

(Disclaimer: I do not support racism in any form. This is merely a hypothetically question. Be respectful, and don't say any racial slurs or ideas.) A popular misconception in the modern day is that this flag was the national flag used by the Confederate States of America: This was not the...

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Is there anyway to get a map like this by 1980? According to the site i found it on, most of eastern europe is soviet puppets, if it helps. I think for this to begin, we need the nazis to collapse a lot later than the 42 of otl if the soviets are to compete in the post war world...

In a scenario where Britain is forced out of the war as a result of a disaster at Dunkirk and Barbarossa, without the "distraction" of fighting Britain or lend-lease for the Soviets, leads to a crushing German victory, what becomes of Italy? Do they remain a somewhat equal (if inferior) partner...

It's weird to think that all of Central Europe was one country for almost a century, united into a single 'Germany' that appeared to be a permanent geopolitical institution by the 1940s. It was then smashed into a dozen pieces by the Allies who wanted to ensure that such a state could never...

What does it mean for a Mexico post WW2 that starts with strong support for Republican Spain followed by large formations of men and material committed to the war effort. Let's say about as much men and material as Free France had to offer during the war. Do they have any post-war demands...