The Central Powers were literally on the cusp of winning the war in February 1917.I've just cast the 74th voat in favour of World War I being the most "winnable" for various reasons. Miletory history isn't really my strong point, but I got the impression that the Central Powers were actually "winning" for quite sometime during 1916.
Green, you goldilocks madman!Which is Gold, darn it!
Green, you goldilocks madman!
Greensheviks forever!
Black Gold! Texas Tea.
Oh shoot, sorry to break the streak in the poll. I have to say though that Germany practically did win WW2 up until it invaded Russia and Japan decided to attack the US. All that was left of a last hope was England's self defense. It's scary, but they basically conquered continental Europe and killed millions of people with nobody stopping them. Everyone just bent over for the Germans as if they were invinsible. All continental europe was shocked and awed by the Germans. People were neutral or cutting deals left and right.
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Yes, but even if Hitler didn't invade the Soviet Union, Pearl Harbor would most likely have made him at war with the US, and who's to say that Stalin wouldn't backstab Germany as the Western Front hold downs forces? That's the problem with WW2: While Germany could have gotten away after victory, Hitler didn't have any ways to ensure the post-war peace.Oh shoot, sorry to break the streak in the poll. I have to say though that Germany practically did win WW2 up until it invaded Russia and Japan decided to attack the US. All that was left of a last hope was England's self defense. It's scary, but they basically conquered continental Europe and killed millions of people with nobody stopping them. Everyone just bent over for the Germans as if they were invinsible. All continental europe was shocked and awed by the Germans. People were neutral or cutting deals left and right.
Except that Blitzkrieg was falling apart at the Battle of Smolensk, where in World War I Germany was overrunning countries when pretty much every other country had a problem simply finding out how to attack and do an attack properly.
Yes, but even if Hitler didn't invade the Soviet Union, Pearl Harbor would most likely have made him at war with the US, and who's to say that Stalin wouldn't backstab Germany as the Western Front hold downs forces? That's the problem with WW2: While Germany could have gotten away after victory, Hitler didn't have any ways to ensure the post-war peace.
Except that Blitzkrieg was falling apart at the Battle of Smolensk, where in World War I Germany was overrunning countries when pretty much every other country had a problem simply finding out how to attack and do an attack properly.