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 bega...
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