What if the US did not financially support the Entente? Would that have ended WW1 sooner?

Could the IJN have lured the US Pacific Fleet out of Pearl Harbor to achieve Kantai Kessen?

In the autumn of 1962, the largest invasion force since WWII was aimed at Cuba. What if President Kennedy had given the green light?

What if Hannibal sacked Rome? Explore the Second Punic War and the potential fall of Rome.

Threat to the Third Republic  After the collapse of the Second French Empire in the aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War, France was left...

What would've happened to Britain and France with a German victory in 1914? Find out in this two-part blog series.

In the conclusion to this 3 part series, I explore how the US transformed during WWI and what would've changed with a 1914 German victory.

What events led to America's declaration of war on Germany in 1917? Find out in this blog as we explore America's involvement in WW1.

How did the US become involved in WW1? In Part 1, I'll explore three key things that influenced America's involvement in the war.

What would happen to the Russian Empire if the Schlieffen Plan had succeeded in 1914? Find out in part 3 of this blog series.

If the German Empire had won in 1914, what would that have meant for the Ottoman Empire? Find out in this blog.

What would a German victory in 1914 mean for the Austro-Hungarian Empire? Could it have survived? And if so, in what form?

What if the Schlieffen Plan succeeded? Find out in the conclusion to this two-part blog series.

What if the Schlieffen Plan succeeded? Find out in this two-part blog series discussing the outbreak of WW1.

A look at the implications of the USS Nautilus not sighting the Japanese fleet at the Battle of Midway.

This blog explores what the German Empire would've had to do to make the High Seas Fleet strong enough to challenge the Royal Navy by 1914.

Uncover 10 alternate history World War I books that you should know about.

A shortlist of seventeen alternate history books focused on or related to the events of World War 2.

Explore 3 possible divergent points in history with the 13 colonies and a few books that explore the subject.

Find the best places to discuss alternate history scenarios across the internet.