By the 19th century, yes. An earlier POD can butterfly that though.
Even if they lose the Ruhr? Like they did in 1806, along with almost everything else?
By the 19th century, yes. An earlier POD can butterfly that though.
Too Exhausted the revolutionary and italian wars and they have interest against russia so neither side was compellingWhy didn't they join Crimea again?
If you mean against Russia, Russia saved their bacon when the Hungarians tried to break free in 1848. As for with Russia, Austria and Russia both wanted the Balkans for themselves.Why didn't they join Crimea again?
Even if they lose the Ruhr? Like they did in 1806, along with almost everything else?
I have wondered the same myself, and not just in ATLs, but the Austrians appear in general to get very bad press in most English language history writing.Exactly what the title says:why does Ausria lose any, ANY major war in EVERY timeline I read? Often in the most stupid way possibl, like focusing on the ottoman empire whil half of Germany is still in French hands in a most widley known TL, the name of ehich I will not say?
1. The Austrian Empire was dissolved in 1918 and since then really hasn't had any to write their view on things.
The collapse of the empire must have been so shocking to contemporaries. A 1,000-year monarchy reduced to a tiny rump state. It seems so unlikely.
Well, maybe less so coming after the Russian Revolutions and at the same time as one in Germany and another in Ireland. It was obviously time for upheaval by then.
From some TL's I've seen... yes. A-H doesn't last, even if it's on the winning side.
Then I highly disagree with that. Austria-Hungary even if there is a civil war, it will still bounce back.
Yeah, I agree with you. From what I rememember reading, it's usually nationalism wrecking them when that happens.