Anyways, will Kurt von Schleicher be playing a major role in this "reactionary Germany"? He was a prominent right-wing general who was a fierce critic of German democratization and the SPD-led governments of the 1920s and 30s.
...Aside from their alliance with Germany and the Dual Monarchy? I know that alliance was never strong to begin with, but I can't really see Italy just betraying their ally. Besides, Italian neutrality in the Great War in OTL was strongly supported, with many prominent politicians, including Giovanni Giolitti, opposing entry into the Great War.I am rather surprised Italy did not join, they would have no reason to remain neutral- and the Entente will at the very least give them South Tirol and part of Istria IMO.
Frankly with the Dual Monarchy collapsing there's basically nothing stopping them from invading Austria and annexing those two provinces...
Ooh, I do like that idea. Ludendorff will play a big role early on, but I'll keep Scheicher in mind.Anyways, will Kurt von Schleicher be playing a major role in this "reactionary Germany"? He was a prominent right-wing general who was a fierce critic of German democratization and the SPD-led governments of the 1920s and 30s.
...Aside from their alliance with Germany and the Dual Monarchy? I know that alliance was never strong to begin with, but I can't really see Italy just betraying their ally. Besides, Italian neutrality in the Great War in OTL was strongly supported, with many prominent politicians, including Giovanni Giolitti, opposing entry into the Great War.