How, with a POD no earlier than 1914, could Greece gain the western coast of Anatolia and Eastern Thrace, including Constantinople and keep it until the present day?
How, with a POD no earlier than 1914, could Greece gain the western coast of Anatolia and Eastern Thrace, including Constantinople and keep it until the present day?
Well, not without some seriously wankage, or support, from say a surviving Russian Empire or something (but they'd want Constaninople for themselves). Otherwise, no, with a 1914 PoD the Greeks could not get that much from the Turks on their own. More of Thrace is possible though.How, with a POD no earlier than 1914, could Greece gain the western coast of Anatolia and Eastern Thrace, including Constantinople and keep it until the present day?
How, with a POD no earlier than 1914, could Greece gain the western coast of Anatolia and Eastern Thrace, including Constantinople and keep it until the present day?
Greece being able to hold on to any part of Anatolia long term with even a semi-viable Turkish state existing is pretty much a pipe dream. And as far as Constantinople goes with a POD in 1914 your probably going to have to kill off Constantine I and his sons to make way for his brother Prince George who has pull in both Paris and St Petersburg combine that with having Greece joining the war in 1914 and well you still looking at a fairly long shot in my opinion.