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I know this has probably be done to death and it's unlikely to happen but in the case of a WW1 where Italy fights against the Entente with the other Central Powers, does that actually makes them capable of winning or would Italy just end on the losing side anyways? My WW1 knowledge is a bit...

If WW1 never occurs, what is the fate of the Balkans? Perhaps the tensions will last until a later conflict similar to the Great War, or will the Ottomans find themselves in another Balkans War?

Let's just say during the Great Eastern Crisis, Germany in attempt to satsain there alliance with Russia supports Bulgaria and tells the Austro-Hungarians to get out of Bosnia. Or a more reasonable and at the very least in 1887 Russia and Germany support the unification of Bulgaria and the both...

After the Japanese entry in WW1 on the side of the central powers in 1915, they used their holdings in Alaska to occupy Vancouver and Victoria, along with another costal Canadian cities. This would heavy impact entante trade with their colonies in Asia. Japan then proceeded to invade French...

What wpuld have happened if Germany was divided on the elbe and Saale into French and Russian satellite state How would this affect the balance of power in Europe, Great Game, Russian internal politics, British empire's survival, Future growth of France, American Foriegn policy and military size...

Your Challenge is to find to a way for Russia to win WW1 despite France falling in 1914 with a POD of 1900 effects?

Let's say in this, Germany does fall back but then gets it's stuff together and pushes reasonably into France and gets to Paris and does 7 attempts to take the city, then after, France gets pushed far south so they capitulate and lose a decent amount of land and due to France's loss in the war...

Say that, for whatever reason, Franz Ferdinand isn't killed in 1914. Instead, he makes it to 1916 before Young Serbia/The Black Hand break his mortal coil. Maybe he literally just doesnt go to Bosnia in 14. Regardless, there's still a month of dillydallying and conflicting orders, Kaiser Wilhelm...

June 15th 1914, London. Two men looked down at the telegram, their faces showed a mixture of apprehension and concern. “that’s it then, we are dished” said the first, “not dished but perhaps significantly discommoded” said the second. The two men were the managing partners of the Farquhar-Hill...

Hi A few months ago, when I was still lurking, someone in some post linked a Timeline (pretty sure it wasn't hosted here) and I thought it looked interesting so I opened it skimmed a bit, and decided yeah I like this - Sadly, I can't find it anymore. Anyway, the premise was that Hughes wins the...

Perhaps Prussia follows the realpolitik line as it did Austria in the Seven Weeks' War or Napoleon III is not captured in Sedan. Does this prevent the unnatural alliance between the French Republic and the Russian Empire resulting in the Serbian crisis in a war between Germans and Russians...