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Let’s say Kerensky gets a more realistic view of his army and decides that offensives will not work? He recognizes that America will inevitably tip things in 1918. Kerensky uses a Fabian Strategy across much of the front if need be, prioritizing Petrograd and Moscow. If his government is still losing, he will negotiate unfaithfully with Germany to buy time.

What are the odds of this working? Can they last until mid-late 1918 to win? What would their creditors response to this be? Would they be denied loans or have it held against them post war?
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