Comments by "" (@Crashed131963) on "Possible History" channel.

  1. Stalin seen how bad his military did against little Finland. When Stalin seen Germany take out a superpower like France in weeks how much would Stalin want to invade Germany in a one front war then? Stalin did not like risks .
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  2. That was tried in WW2. There is a thing called the Alps . Not muck manpower can hold off a much larger Manpower for years.
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  3. Math wins wars. The US in WW2 (alone) out manufactured Russia and Germany (combined) . Germany still gets bombed to rubble by the US and Britain . The Manhattan Project still gets completed in 1945.
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  4. what did the Suez matter. The UK could have got everything they needed from North America instead like in WW2.
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  5. The Nationalist in China lost after WW2 when the US was at peak strength and occupying Japan . The US just chose not to back the Nationalist . They did not repeat that mistake for the South Korea invasion by North Korea..
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  6. In WW2 with much better mobility Germany knocked out France Quickly and moved on Russia. How will it work in WW1 with much more primitive transportation and road?
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  7. Germany already beat France to the city of Paris in a war in 1870-1871. Germany then pulled out. In WW1 why would Germany stays in France forever if they won ?
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  8. "Battle of Britain" was the first part of the invasion of the UK but the Germans failed . So invasion canceled .
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  9. Even if Germany had all the oil it needed it had a much smaller population and manufacturing capacity than The US alone. Germany still gets bombed to the ground from UK air bases. Britain does not need middle east oil ,they can get everything they need from North America.
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  10. With France and Britain still in the fight in Western Europe? They could not take Russia even without anyone behind their back to worry about .
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  11. France was allied with Russia . It was going to be a 2 front war no matter what.
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  12. The US had a 4 years monopoly on nukes. No other economy could fight a world war and at the same time fund a program as large and expensive as the Manhattan Project.
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