Solomaxwell6
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The Entente won decisively OTL, what with Germany ceasing to have an army and everything. The actual question is about an earlier Entente victory, still decisive. Russian strategic blunders in 1914 are being brought up (Germany's advantage rested on a lot of early fortune), and something I've often talked up is neutral Ottomans, since this would have lots of pro-Etente diplomatic and military butterflies which could collapse Austria by 1916. Germany can't fight on three fronts and knows it.
Ah. I was under the impression the OP was referring to the Entente actually moving in on Berlin, having the nation occupied, etc (same with Vienna and Constantinople, of course, but those are of less import). OTL, although the Entente certainly won the war, it wasn't decisive in that sense; a (very) large contributor to the end of the war was the German Revolution, and although the military situation was shifting more and more to the Entente's advantage, it was still far away from what I thought OP wanted.