It technically is carved out. On all the maps of OTL's Treaty of Brest-Litovsk I can find Belarus' eastern border is never firmly established except at the line where German occupation endsAlso, is there a reason White Ruthenia was not carved out?
In the story, it was just listed as German occupation, so wouldn't it be returned? I was thinking more like another German puppet would happen, since ITTL the Germans advanced farther than OTL.It technically is carved out. On all the maps of OTL's Treaty of Brest-Litovsk I can find Belarus' eastern border is never firmly established except at the line where German occupation ends
I might not have made it clear lolIn the story, it was just listed as German occupation, so wouldn't it be returned? I was thinking more like another German puppet would happen, since ITTL the Germans advanced farther than OTL.
I edited that in the storyIn the story, it was just listed as German occupation, so wouldn't it be returned? I was thinking more like another German puppet would happen, since ITTL the Germans advanced farther than OTL.
Ok, that makes much more sense.I might not have made it clear lol
Belarus was established as an "independent" nation (independent being a very loose term here), but its eastern border with Russia has yet to be determined
For a French attack on Germany, either an unlikely run of bad luck would happen, or Russia doing well against Germany because of a run of good luck. Or maybe an economic failure.The idea of a France that lost WWI somehow being able to stand up to a Germany that beat them in a WWII scenario is only not as ridiculous as the Nazis beating the Soviet Union because France wouldn't have to stretch their logistics for over a massive stretch of land like the Nazis did. Germany has almost twice their population, an industry that is greater than theirs by a tremendous amount and will certainly have a bigger military. No amount of luck and superior tactics are going to make the French win- At best they'll be able to penetrate a little into Germany before just getting bogged down and pushed back before capitulating. More than likely they simply get overwhelmed. Of course, it would never get to this point because Germany would slam down on them if they tried to do any military expansion in the first place.
The idea of a France that lost WWI somehow being able to stand up to a Germany that beat them in a WWII scenario is only not as ridiculous as the Nazis beating the Soviet Union because France wouldn't have to stretch their logistics for over a massive stretch of land like the Nazis did. Germany has almost twice their population, an industry that is greater than theirs by a tremendous amount and will certainly have a bigger military. No amount of luck and superior tactics are going to make the French win- At best they'll be able to penetrate a little into Germany before just getting bogged down and pushed back before capitulating. More than likely they simply get overwhelmed. Of course, it would never get to this point because Germany would slam down on them if they tried to do any military expansion in the first place.
you guys did call it (not that I was necessarily trying to hide it). Still, by explaining how exactly this happens it would spoil the TL, so I don't want to debate on this (at least until after the TL has already covered it)OK so you're hinting at a second war that France starts, and they're going to be communist as you've said they won't be fascist. I don't see how France will have the energy to fight Germany again having lost twice and the Germans being strengthened each time. Unless something terrible happens to Germany I just can't see a France revitalized enough, Frenchmen would probably just accept that Germany is the new boss.
Frankreich muss zerstört werden !I keep think of France and Germany in a CP-Victory as Carthage and Rome respectively, so I'm really looking forward to seeing how this next war plays out
Apparently Cato served in the Second Punic War, as a tribune so maybe Hitler could be a stand in.Frankreich muss zerstört werden !
I mean the war in East Africa was always a sideshow to the other theatres of war, especially now that the Middle East has developed trench warfare. Because at this point there are not colonial conflicts going on between the Allies and the Entente I can't really justify putting like two sentences about Lettow-Vorbeck's guerilla war against the Brits in a single section and I don't want to throw it in with the Middle East. Rest assured tho that the Lion of Africa has yet to be slainApparently Cato served in the Second Punic War, as a tribune so maybe Hitler could be a stand in.
Do you have any plans for Lettow-Vorbeck, by the way?
That's fair. I meant more after the war, as sometimes he becomes a politician and leads Germany in the 30s.I mean the war in East Africa was always a sideshow to the other theatres of war, especially now that the Middle East has developed trench warfare. Because at this point there are not colonial conflicts going on between the Allies and the Entente I can't really justify putting like two sentences about Lettow-Vorbeck's guerilla war against the Brits in a single section and I don't want to throw it in with the Middle East. Rest assured tho that the Lion of Africa has yet to be slain
I haven't given that much thought. Tbh I have a lot more plans for Erich Ludendorff than I do any of the other generalsThat's fair. I meant more after the war, as sometimes he becomes a politician and leads Germany in the 30s.
Oh, nice. I have only seen him relegated to the WW1 dictatorship and shoved out.I haven't given that much thought. Tbh I have a lot more plans for Erich Ludendorff than I do any of the other generals
I will be getting more into this in my next update, which I'm still writingKaiser's power and role in society been affirmed with seemingly old world ideals of conservatism monarchism emerging triumphant over the liberalism of the Entente powers like Britain and France?