What if no one Won ww1?

[Dr.Weiss]

if someone know that plz ask me.......

[Leon Declis]

It would be 20 years later, the lands of mainland Europe have turned into a dirty wasteland, the cities utterly bombed, no factories left. The populations of all major countries have died, and all the smaller countries of Europe have been conquered by now, left with only the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, the Northern Alliance, and Russia fighting over the ruins.

Asia, Africa, and North America are now the economic powerhouses, their land relatively untouched, vibrant large populations, and resouces aplenty now being mined. The Europeans depend on their empires fully, supplying more and more men and supplies to be fed into the now sleepy, fat, and full meatgrinder.

North America suffers an economic collapse, and the people suffer trying to provide for the Old World. A young man becomes famous for asking why the Americans must suffer for the old world, that they had thrown off the yoke of Europe once before, and they should do so again.

For the sake of liberty, the United States of America and Canada have a union to create the Free Republic of North America. The leader's name? Andrew Hitler. Time to manifest destiny.

[Meistr755]

Usa minds their own damn business, war in Europe ends in 1917 in honorable/white peace.

[Zorlond]

Considering the death tolls and the nightmares that came out of the war, not to mention that the entire thing was predicated on a flimsy excuse, one could argue that nobody really did 'win' WW1 in the first place...

[Mikey]

There would still have been a winner.
The Allied blockade of Germany meant food and other materials were scarce, the German Navy had already suffered through a mutiny and a general mutiny of the army was on the horizon.
If Germany hadn't surrendered they would have faced a major insurrection followed by most likely a Marxist rule.

In fact the 10 years following Versailles saw multiple insurrections of various political factions, attempts at seccession and a rise in extremism that swelled the ranks of not only the Nazi's but also the Communists. Without the outside influence of the Versailles Treaty the Nazi's wouldn't have been able to point the finger at anyone so readily which most likely meant less popular support for them.