A ship with joint instructions from France and Austria was sent to Constantinople. They requested an Ottoman army march on Germany. They were to be given safe passage through the Austrian Empire.
Iotl, the British Empire was allied to the Soviet Union, to oppose Fascism. Opposed Powers can work together if they percieve the enemy as being larger, on the principle of'my enemies enemy is my friend'
Why I made the Ottoman/Habpsburg march.
I did give it some thought, and I realise its controversial, but I will put more detail into it for you.
The Austrians face the following situation
1)they have a serious enemy in Germany, which they are finding difficult if not impossible to beat
2)There is still a fear that Austria might rebel if The German Republic is succesful
3)This would lead to the end of their power in Central Europe(albiet as a junior partner to France they are the dominant power)
4)They need to end this situation
5)They have attacked in the South. That failed
6)They attacked in the West, with a strong Franco Spanish Force, that failed
7)They are aware of the disaster in the low countries.
8)they need manpower more than anything
9)The Ottomans have been kept out as, I agree as a muslim power , there would be a resentment against them, but now they need the manpower more than anything
10)Should they win the war and the Ottomans try and stay, or gain land this would be foolish as it would pit them against the French, Spanish, Dutch, Germans and Austrians
11)Should they lose, they feel their power would be diminished, but there is a belief France will still be onside if not they would be in trouble anyway, as the Ottomans would be Fresh and they would be war weary, this would also lead to the Ottomans suffering a major defeat. This would lead to a Ottoman/Austrian War.
12)The Ottomans have been at war with Russia inside the Past 20 years, so if the Ottomans were concentrating on Hapsburg lands, the Russians will move in.
Overall I feel the odds are in this scenario the Ottomans would be invited for these reasons.
Sinse you are so opposed to the idea I will drop it, but I still dont agree about the Ottoman position.
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This is 90 years later, but the Swedes and the Prussians, were both prepared deal with the Ottomans in Europe as a matter of security, if the circumstances were right I feel that any power would deal with any other. England and the French Nobility dealt with each other during the French revolution, despite the fact that before the revolution they were classed as enemies.
They attacked in the south in the inconclusive battle of Rosenheim, which in effect was a defeat, a withdrawal back to Austrian lands would have been an admission of this, and Austria is already unstable. This is why they marched to France, to meet an allied army, and to prepare for the November offensives.
The DGD, was simply an an anacronym for the Danes, the Germans and the Dutch.
Again their own stability is under threat by the German revolution. Do you think that this would have no effects on Austria? This is the reason they are involved in Germany. I dont understand why you disagree with that. In effect it is a war to retain the order in Central Europe, it would be difficult enough to find circumstances that Austria would stay on the sidelines, and the ideologies of the Hapsburgs and the Republicans are so opposed it makes it virtually impossible.
Also I feel you are viewing the manner of the states through a very machiavellian viewpoint, when I dont believe states often act in that manner.
The French are in danger of the Congress falling apart as it is. If the Germans left it would be weakened considerably. Why would they risk losing any influence they may have with Austria?