Hello, new here, first post, not sure if this is the right way to go about it but here goes:
Is there anyway that the Ottoman Empire could have at any point peaced out of WW1 once they'd thrown their lot in with the CPs? Preferably in an advantageous position, so maybe not a miraculous Gallipoli (perhaps a Gallipoli butchered exceptionally worse than OTL?), and with a respectable record of successes on the Palestinian and Caucasus front.
Essentially they end up being a very successful ally, but they see the writing on the wall come 1917. Bonus if they're A able to leave the war during or after the October revolution, and B if they manage to leave with either no territorial losses or with Entente concessions (Kuwait? The Caucasian states? Kamchatka?).
Is there anyway that the Ottoman Empire could have at any point peaced out of WW1 once they'd thrown their lot in with the CPs? Preferably in an advantageous position, so maybe not a miraculous Gallipoli (perhaps a Gallipoli butchered exceptionally worse than OTL?), and with a respectable record of successes on the Palestinian and Caucasus front.
Essentially they end up being a very successful ally, but they see the writing on the wall come 1917. Bonus if they're A able to leave the war during or after the October revolution, and B if they manage to leave with either no territorial losses or with Entente concessions (Kuwait? The Caucasian states? Kamchatka?).
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