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What If the United States Had Never Entered World War I?

The year is 1917. The Great War has raged for three years, bleeding Europe dry. In our timeline, the United States declares war on Germany, tipping the scales with industrial might and fresh manpower. But what if history took a different path? What if Woodrow Wilson maintained strict isolationism, or the Zimmermann Telegram was never intercepted? In this alternate history deep dive, we explore a world where the "Doughboys" never arrived in France. Would the exhausted Allied forces have crumbled under Germany’s final Spring Offensive? Would the Kaiser still sit on the throne today? And perhaps most importantly: without the Treaty of Versailles, would the rise of Hitler and World War II have been prevented entirely? In this video, we cover: The Stalemate: The state of the Western Front in 1917 and the exhaustion of British and French forces. The Spring Offensive (Kaiserschlacht): Could Germany have won the war in 1918 without American opposition? The Soviet Factor: How a German victory might have crushed or contained the early Bolshevik revolution. No Versailles, No WWII? Analyzing whether a German-dictated peace would have prevented the rise of Nazism. The American Empire: How staying out of the war would have altered the US trajectory as a global superpower. Join us as we rewrite the 20th Century and uncover how one decision in Washington could have changed everything from the borders of Europe to the Cold War. 👇 Let me know in the comments: Do you think Germany would have won outright, or would the war have ended in a negotiated stalemate?