What if Imperial Germany had won the First World War Jason Longton

 

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What if Imperial Germany had won the First World War Jason Longton

Thursday, October 11, 2012

What if Imperial Germany had won the First World War

Jason Longton • It has always been an interesting dynamic, the interplay between the western 

European nations and the east. It is a testimony to the spirit of the Russian people that they were 

able to defeat both Napoleon and Hitler, despite all odds. 

I do take issue with one point though. 


I agree that without the Eastern front in WWI, Imperial 

Germany would have rolled over France and Great Britain, but I don't think that this would have 

necessarily been a bad thing. Counter-factual arguments are problematic, however had 

Germany

 prevailed in WWI, it is safe to say that there would likely have been no WWII, and if there were 

it would have looked very different. The Bolshevik coup d'etat would have been very unlikely, as

would the rise and spread of fascism. Moreover, Imperial Germany was an appealing place in 

many respects, not perfect by any means but certainly no worse than most other European 

monarchies. Frankly despite a strong anglophile streak, I have always felt the wrong side won 

in WWI.

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