Well, yes. Obviously. You can see it right there in the Greek: ΚασσάνδραWhat about Kassandra rather than Cassandra?Interestingly enough, at my first university, I knew a girl named Kassandra whose first name was spelled with a K instead of with a C. Seriously.
That may be a reason to conquer parts of Poland, particularly the Danzig corridor, but it's not a reason to genocide the Poles, which is the proposal I was rejecting. The German regions are populated by Germans (including the Danzig corridor) and don't need a genocide of the Poles to make them German. The Polish regions aren't full of Germans that must be reunited with Germany so they don't need to be conquered if they're more useful as a buffer state and if they were conquered depopulating them only hurts the German Empire because it needs all of its German population growth to replace the French. Depopulated lands don't pay taxes.
I speak very poor Greek (and somewhat more adequate Latin); the lessons I took in school were a while back, and you don't really use it in daily life.
Germany gets its quick victory when the French badly bungle the war. Paris falls, the "Great War" is over within the year. Russia gets a white peace, because nobody wants to drag things out. The real stipulation is that Russia agrees to never again get involved in any war agaist Germany; so in the event of another European war, Russia is pretty much bound to just stay out of it. (On the other hand, they won't have to fear being attacked, either.)
You're thinking like a rational person, not like a Nazi. We're talking about a Hitler with different priorities, but it's still Hitler.
You're assuming that because vile axioms lead to vile deeds there is no logic connecting them. You don't get Unhinged Fuhrerbunker Hitler until he starts losing and fails to confront that his axioms are wrong. You're also assuming that nobody will tell Hitler his goals are too long term. If Hitler doesn't realize the problem himself, someone like Goering is going to point out that the German People can't make use of that much lebensraum and ask him which population to pretend to tolerate and the premise of the AU is that Hitler doesn't pick France.
That's not how Nazi Germany worked in OTL. Hitler consistently pitted his underlings against each other, ecouraging them to always "work towards the Führer". That is: he had them come up with competing plans, and all of them basically did their best to come up with what they thought he'd want to see, because whichever he liked most was "in favour" for a while. Basically an extremely toxic kind of court politics.
I speak very poor Greek (and somewhat more adequate Latin); the lessons I took in school were a while back, and you don't really use it in daily life.
Germany gets its quick victory when the French badly bungle the war. Paris falls, the "Great War" is over within the year. Russia gets a white peace, because nobody wants to drag things out. The real stipulation is that Russia agrees to never again get involved in any war agaist Germany; so in the event of another European war, Russia is pretty much bound to just stay out of it. (On the other hand, they won't have to fear being attacked, either.)
On the Eastern end of Eurasia, China is still a mess, and Japan still has ambitions. But without at real "Great War", Europe's powers won't be so war-w(e)ary, and they'll have a few things to say about Japan's designs on China. Once China collapses into warlordism (and the odds are good it'll still happen!), Japan will want to make a move, and Russia can move in to "protect" Manchuria and Mongolia.
'AHC: Have Marxism-Lennonism become as widespread and as popular as Marxism-Leninism became'
FWIW, Marxism-Lennonism is a combination of the beliefs of Groucho Marx and John Lennon:
Okay, I know people have come up with some seriously weird ideologies while being 100 percent serious about it, but this one smacks of parody. And I'd be very surprised to be proven wrong about that.
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Scrolled through the subreddit, and as it says, it's chock full of wacky and satirical ideologies no one takes seriously. Now, if only we could add actual communism to their list...
Very true.
Although, considering how many of those people probably went to their deaths still believing that the cause was fundamentally good... part of me wouldn't be surprised to see some Nikolai Bukharin's ghost insisting that "Stalin was bad, but the dream of a workers' paradise is not!" In which case, probably good no one can hear him.
Everyone believes in the justness of a revolution until it devours them, and even then, they say "If only we had taken a different turn 5 or 10 or 15 or 20 years ago, then things would have been just swell right now"!
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