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Big Guns, Big Legacy: Meet the Most Famous Battleships Battles Ever

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Could Germany Have Won World War I If It Prevailed At the Battle of Jutland?

Could Germany Have Won World War I If It Prevailed At the Battle of Jutland?
We can imagine a different outcome if we alter some of the events at the opening of the battle.
Here s What You Need To Remember: Imperial Germany built the ships of the High Seas Fleet for one purpose: to destroy the battlefleet of the Royal Navy. For this purpose, they were good ships, but they offered little for other tasks.
A century ago, the two greatest fleets of the industrial age fought an inconclusive battle in the North Sea. The British Grand Fleet and the German High Seas Fleet fielded a total of fifty-eight dreadnought battleships and battlecruisers, ships over the twice the size of most modern surface combatants. Including smaller ships, the battle included 250 vessels in total. ....

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How Imperial Germany Could Have Conquered the World

When it comes to alternative history, the Second World War is king. Dozens of books and wargames suggest how history would have changed if Hitler had invaded Britain or not invaded Russia. Want to know what happens when a Nimitz-class supercarrier goes back in time to battle the Japanese fleet at Pearl Harbor?
There s a movie for that. What would the world be like if Nazi Germany had won? Plenty of novels paint a dark portrait. Would the Third Reich have triumphed if it had developed jet fighters sooner? Such topics are like incendiary bombs on Internet chat forums.
Yet fascinating as these questions are, why are they any more fascinating than asking what would have happened if Imperial Germany had not invaded Belgium in 1914, if the Kaiser had built more U-boats, or if America had not entered the war? If it is plausible to imagine a historical timeline where Hitler won, then why not one in which the tsars still rule Russia, the British Empire was never exhausted by war, ....

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How Imperial Germany Could Have Somehow Won World War I

There were several options for victory or at least a favorable stalemate that Berling could have pursued.
Key point: Berlin blundered majorly with the Von Schlieffen plan, which brought Britain into the war. To make matters worse, unrestricted warfare eventually brought in America.
There has been some discussion on the things Imperial Germany could have done to reach a different outcome including using its High Seas Fleet more effectively and not conducting unrestricted submarine warfare.
However, the real mistake lies in German strategy in 1914, which was formulated even before the war began. Unlike a generation later when Adolf Hitler and the Nazi high command actively sought to create a two-front war, Imperial Germany knew that a war with either Russia or France meant a war with both. ....

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Why Battlecruisers Had No Chance in Hell of Replacing Battleships

Battlecruisers were meant to be a major boon to the strategy of the Royal Navy, but their failure proved a major liability. ....

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