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Historically Graf Zeppelin, Germany's only aircraft carrier ever built, almost to the finish, was to have a modest sized airgroup of some 50 aircraft of both Messerschmitt and Junkers design. (Bf...

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I think the British government was at their perfidious best during the WWII era. They did not like Nazi Germany or marxist France. When the dust settled in 1945 both had been destroyed and the British...

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Shutting down the gas chambers?

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A nice thought. Unfortunately Britain did not enter WWII to save the Jews, Poles, Ukranians or anyone else. Britain fought to protect what they perceived as their own national interests. Just like...

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Dave, the Empire still existed in 1945 but I would not call it "intact", rather about to fall apart.

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A nice thought. Unfortunately Britain did not enter WWII to save the Jews, Poles, Ukranians or anyone else. Britain fought to protect what they perceived as their own national interests. Just like...

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The results of WW2 from the UK's point of view were positive in that Hitler was gone, and the USA had abandoned isolation. Most of the rest don't look too good. Europe - More or less half of it under...

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I agree. However if your starting date is the mid 1930s then it will be tough to get a better result.

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ChrisPat wrote: The results of WW2 from the UK's point of view were positive in that Hitler was gone, and the USA had abandoned isolation. Most of the rest don't look too good. Europe - More or less...

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Dave Bender wrote: I agree. However if your starting date is the mid 1930s then it will be tough to get a better result. 1936: -Hitler sends the Wehrmacht into the Rhineland -France utterly...

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I agree completely. However, if the British and French hadn't caved Hitler wouldn't have just been humiliated. He would have been removed from power by the Army. The whole sequence of events from then...

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I agree. What happens to the marxist governments of France and Spain? Things could get real scary if France continues to drift closer to Stalin's Soviet Union.

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Dave Bender wrote: I agree. What happens to the marxist governments of France and Spain? Things could get real scary if France continues to drift closer to Stalin's Soviet Union. From what I've read,...

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MBecker01 wrote: Dave, the Empire still existed in 1945 but I would not call it "intact", rather about to fall apart. Not quite. Certainly India was about to go, and that was certainly the jewell of...

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Hong Kong was a special case due to the treaties. For the rest, I'd say it's not timing but principle. Once the Empire withdrew from India (or promised to, a much earlier event) then any other part of...

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bennett0 wrote: I agree completely. However, if the British and French hadn't caved Hitler wouldn't have just been humiliated. He would have been removed from power by the Army. The whole sequence of...

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ChrisPat wrote: H Compared to many empires (Roman, Russian, Chinese, Persian (several types), Austrian...) the British one was quite short lived. I don't know, the first British overseas territories...

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Admiral Beez wrote: MBecker01 wrote: Dave, the Empire still existed in 1945 but I would not call it "intact", rather about to fall apart. Not quite. Certainly India was about to go, and that was...

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Admiral Beez wrote: ChrisPat wrote: H Compared to many empires (Roman, Russian, Chinese, Persian (several types), Austrian...) the British one was quite short lived. I don't know, the first British...

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San Mao An wrote: Get your history straight. Very nice. My typo. My 1980s reference was solely for Belize. Why don't you get your own history straight before insulting others? In 1984, Prime Minister...

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Admiral Beez wrote: San Mao An wrote: Get your history straight. Very nice. My typo. My 1980s reference was solely for Belize. Why don't you get your own history straight before insul...Read More

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