SolomonW
2018-05-07 01:54:39 UTC
Let say that in 1914, Germany decided not to intervene.
Russia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire go to war.
Russia then had many complaints about the A-H. The Russian government felt
that A-H had betrayed Russia in the Crimenian war, that the A-H Empire was
fanning the Polish and Ukramnian nationalist movement as well as blocking
Russia in the Balkans, and it would want blood.
Now as the odds are that the Austro-Hungarian Empire would suffer a major
defeat it is most likely, the A-H empire will lose almost all its territory
and influence to Russia.
Can Germany allow this to happen?
Russia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire go to war.
Russia then had many complaints about the A-H. The Russian government felt
that A-H had betrayed Russia in the Crimenian war, that the A-H Empire was
fanning the Polish and Ukramnian nationalist movement as well as blocking
Russia in the Balkans, and it would want blood.
Now as the odds are that the Austro-Hungarian Empire would suffer a major
defeat it is most likely, the A-H empire will lose almost all its territory
and influence to Russia.
Can Germany allow this to happen?