What if Germany won WWI?

Frederick I

Frederick I

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First of all, Britain sided with Germany instead. Second of all, so did Sweden. Third of all, the US joined too late to save Europe. After a treaty was signed in Versailles, Germany became a world superpower. After the war ended in 1918, not many major events happened. Japan invaded China (again) and the USSR invaded Finland. In 1920, however, Japan broke their alliance with Britain, and declared war, because the British had occupied French Indochina. This started the Anglo-Japanese War, which, after Britain called in Germany, turned into the War of the Pacific. The Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) would clash with the Royal Navy and the Deutsches Ostasiengeschwader, but and invasion on land would not be a thing for the first few months of the war.
 

longtimelurker

Frederick I said:
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First of all, Britain sided with Germany instead. Second of all, so did Sweden. Third of all, the US joined too late to save Europe. After a treaty was signed in Versailles, Germany became a world superpower. After the war ended in 1918, not many major events happened. Japan invaded China (again) and the USSR invaded Finland. In 1920, however, Japan broke their alliance with Britain, and declared war, because the British had occupied French Indochina. This started the Anglo-Japanese War, which, after Britain called in Germany, turned into the War of the Pacific. The Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) would clash with the Royal Navy and the Deutsches Ostasiengeschwader, but and invasion on land would not be a thing for the first few months of the war.
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Why has France been partitioned?
 
Aghasverov

Aghasverov

Frederick I said:
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First of all, Britain sided with Germany instead. Second of all, so did Sweden. Third of all, the US joined too late to save Europe. After a treaty was signed in Versailles, Germany became a world superpower. After the war ended in 1918, not many major events happened. Japan invaded China (again) and the USSR invaded Finland. In 1920, however, Japan broke their alliance with Britain, and declared war, because the British had occupied French Indochina. This started the Anglo-Japanese War, which, after Britain called in Germany, turned into the War of the Pacific. The Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) would clash with the Royal Navy and the Deutsches Ostasiengeschwader, but and invasion on land would not be a thing for the first few months of the war.
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The situation in Spain is... puzzling :)
 

xmoose

Why there is French Madagascar and Italian East Africa when France and Italy aren´t longer around?
 
Frederick I

Frederick I

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Winter of 1920: The treaty of Qingdao makes peace between Japan and China. Japan annexes Hainan for better access into Indochina, and puppets Manchuria, now known as Manchukuo. With Hainan, Japan is able to invade Indochina, but The British Raj holds the line.
 

Yuhaoyang

A braindead German Wank，as most German wankers are.
I read your earlier posts about this scenario，how the hell did George V have enough actual power （
and being such a moron） to make Britain side with Germany "because Wilhelm was his cousin"？？？
 
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