Anyway Prussia can win the 7 years war rather than a status quo ante bellum
What territory would Prussia take
What would be the impact
Would the House of Wettin be given hereditary rule of Poland as compensation?Saxony?
Would the House of Wettin be given hereditary rule of Poland as compensation?
It was in a personal union with Saxony at the time so wouldn't it make more sense to give them the whole kingdom.There was already a Polish king ruling it... maybe Courland or Lithuania as a separate kingdom I guess.
Anyway Prussia can win the 7 years war rather than a status quo ante bellum
What territory would Prussia take
What would be the impact
Would Prussia even be able to take the Polish corridor given Poland-Lithuania wasn't a part of the warThe gains Prussia would be seeking most would be northern Saxony and the Polish corridor, for contiguous expansion.
Would Prussia even be able to take the Polish corridor given Poland-Lithuania wasn't a part of the war
It was in a personal union with Saxony at the time so wouldn't it make more sense to give them the whole kingdom.
Would Prussia even be able to take the Polish corridor given Poland-Lithuania wasn't a part of the war
Jülich and Berg, next to Cleves and Mark, out on the Rhine.
Swedish Pomerania.
raharris19ost: 16855612 said:Easily. The opposing coalition just needs to not form or to screw up more. The gains Prussia would be seeking most would be northern Saxony and the Polish corridor, for contiguous expansion.
Remaining allies with France instead?
The Austrian and Russian troops will be more than offset by French numbers.Meanwhile,I have trouble thinking Britain can rally a meaningful army like OTL based on recruiting from the German states—given Prussia’s in it.I've always been inclined to think Prussia could do a lot better this way. Others have disagreed from time to time, saying this underrates the numerical advantages of the Russians and Austrians, especially with English subsidies behind them.