What if Germany had won the First World War is a bit of an alternative story.

So let's imagine that Germany won.

1. How?

Bulgarian soldiers held back the Russian army in East Prussia and...


The commandant of Paris did not think to transfer the Moroccan division by taxi to the front, the Germans defeated the French and took Paris, led France out of the war, etc. etc.

2. Why?      And what does the world look like?

It's 1929. Let's start with France and the Benelux. Belgium became a vassal of Germany, France lost part of its territories: Dijon (German), Picardy, Artois and Champagne (German France). Fascists came to power there.

Britain split, and the Communists came to power in England.

Italy got Nice

Romania received Moldavia, Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria divided Serbia.

The Ottoman Empire gained territories, but they soon separated.


The Russian Empire... Get to know each other.

The Teutonic Duchy is a German vassal in the Baltic States

The Kingdom of Belarus is a vassal of Germany in Belarus

The Kingdom of Ukraine is a vassal of Austria-Hungary in Ukraine

Don, Kuban, Kalmykia and Terek Cossacks - Cossack states (Kalmykia is semi-Cossack)

The United States of the North Caucasus, Azeybarjan, Armenia and Georgia are republics in the Caucasus.

Russia. The whites won in Russia, and Nicholas 3 (aka Nikolai Nikolaevich Jr.) now rules there, but the emperor is already old and he has no children. Besides, not everyone likes the monarch who was elevated by the Germans (they demanded either to crown him or to refuse German help) to the throne.


Siberia. And there is a military junta, whose leader is Kolchak, who did not accept that power had slipped out of his hands because of the interventionists.

I am not in the mood to do other parts of the world yet, except for Africa, which has almost completely either been decolonized or has become a Mittelafrica. There was also decolonization in the colonies of the Entente countries for obvious reasons