AHC: Successful Post-War Germany

And without Munich and the subsequent betrayal, Germany could be allowed to go after Poland by the Allies. Probably trade a treaty fixing Germany's western borders to placate France (and another limiting it's navy to placate Britain) in exchange for a free hand in Poland, if it came to that.
Oh, Locarno *did* fix the western border in OTL, although technically the Germans (and Belgians) quickly showed they were open to revision if the opportunity opened itself.

As an aside, hyperinflation had bad consequences for the economy simply for how fast it was, as well. It isn't all that good for an economy if the money you take out of the bank is worth non-neglibly less when you get to the shop, regardless of whether you were poor or not, and neither is it good if you have to print more money simply to put more higher-denomination bills out to limit wheelbarrowing (or, alternatively, if it is hard for people to take the necessary money to the shops).
 
Not to sound like an anti-Bolshevist entirely, I mean you gotta love the reds, but if the Soviet Union was just as aggressive as it was in OTL, with a more intelligent, organized, cautious and stronger Germany, would everyone gang up on the Soviets?

Also, without Hitler being all crazy and the idea of Lebensraum(sp?), would we see stronger ties between Germany and France as they're pretty much both in the same economic shithole? And would the Soviets dare to take Poland if TTL Germany had no plans for Poland whatsoever? (maybe the corridor but someone said that could be handled by referendum)

The only acts of aggression the Soviets did were entirely within the letter of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact prior to WWII. If that's how aggressive they are ITTL then no, nobody's going to gang up on them or much care about what the likes of Stalin did. And I don't think without Hitler the Western Allies are going to quite realize the failures of Versailles so soon asthey did.

The Soviets and Germans, however, both had grievances against Poland, Germany due to the Corridor and the USSR due to the Polish invasion in 1920. I could easily see a more liberal German politician agreeing to divide Poland as per OTL but by the time the Germans are confident enough for that kind of thing *without* Hitler the geopolitical situation would be vastly different.
 
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