Napoleonrules
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Only my second thread, so bare with me if this has been covered- What would the consequences be if President Wilson died before the conclusion of World War I or at latest between the armistice and the Treaty (which was in 1920)... say from a stroke, which is plausible given that's how he later died.
I figures the earlier he dies, the less likely for self-determination for ethnic minorities to be a consideration of the Great Powers. Look at what France and the UK did to the Middle East carving it up, without the USA nagging like an old housewife would it have gone even further? Wilsonian Armenia might never have even been considered. Do we even get a Czechoslovakia or as large a Poland? Does the League of Nations even get attempted? I don't know much about Wilson's VP (ATL's new president) so maybe under a vibrant new president the USA is even more active instead of less, since part of the reason Wilson wasn't able to push the L of Nations was because of his stroke and inability to really campaign or fulfill his hope of running for a third term.
I figures the earlier he dies, the less likely for self-determination for ethnic minorities to be a consideration of the Great Powers. Look at what France and the UK did to the Middle East carving it up, without the USA nagging like an old housewife would it have gone even further? Wilsonian Armenia might never have even been considered. Do we even get a Czechoslovakia or as large a Poland? Does the League of Nations even get attempted? I don't know much about Wilson's VP (ATL's new president) so maybe under a vibrant new president the USA is even more active instead of less, since part of the reason Wilson wasn't able to push the L of Nations was because of his stroke and inability to really campaign or fulfill his hope of running for a third term.