czechoslovakia

Hello and welcome to my first try at a timeline! :) Why should I care? Because I think I have a great story ahead and it’ll hopefully be an interesting read. “Hopefully” being the operative word. Anyways, I expect to post about roughly once a week with a new update. No one ever accused you...

In a scenario involving a German invasion of Czechoslovakia in September 1938, which side had the edge in armored forces? For the purposes of this discussion, both sides are starting with the units and tactics they had OTL October 1, 1938. Tanks, armored units, commanders, and tactics are all up...

After WW2 Czechoslovakia was divided in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, each one ended on different sides of the Iron curtain until 1989. What if Czechia had been part of a unified Czechoslovak state under socialism?

A simple challenge, find a way to keep Czechoslovakia united after the Velvet Revolution. With a POD preferably around that time.

OTL 1938, Czechs introduced a 9 ton light tank on a very reliable chassis. By mid-War it’s 37mm main gun was out-classed by medium tanks, so 38T hulls were re-purposed as SP guns. Post-War, Sweden rebuilt theirs as Pbv 301 APCs/IFVs. WI Czechs updated 38T with sloped, welded armour and a wider...

I'm trying to write a story about the 1948 coup in Czechoslovakia. My POD is that Jan Masaryk survives an earlier assassination attempt. But I have suffered from a writer's block and I don't know enough about the Czechoslovak policies of the time. Can someone give me ideas or information please?

What if Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia managed to spread to other Warsaw Pact nations? How could've the mass protests managed to get more support in other countries thus making it harder for Soviets to put it down? And what happens once it's impossible to invade Czechoslovakia since the Warsaw...

So, basically, assume that the Western Allies don't withdraw from the purple zone in the map following the end of WW2 (perhaps through increased fortunes in the later fight against the Germans). The Soviet occupation zone is considerably smaller. Therefore, Stalin, doubting the economic...

So the scenario is that a more violent Anschluss pisses of Italy, which sides with the Allies from now on; Germany, looking for someone to support her in AltMunich, goes to Poland with this offer: Poland would support Germany in the Conference against Czechoslovakia, allow the annexation of...

I will write this timeline with the format JSilvy wrote Sand and Steel: The Story of the Modern Middle East (TL) as I got inspired by the way he wrote his TL. 15 February 1948, 08:00 AM -Czernin Palace, Prague Jan Masaryk awoke from his bed from what couldn't be called sleep. Weeks of...

So, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to make Yugoslavia and/or Czechoslovakia survive up to the present day with relative stability and preferably democratic reforms. The only rules are that the POD has to be after 1900, no Alien Space Bats are permitted, and these countries'...

How can Czechoslovakia survive?

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain had hoped sincerely that Hitler would be sated with the taking over of the Sudentenland, his reasoning being that perhaps he just wanted to unite all “historically German” lands. What if this were in fact the case? Would WWII be stopped in it’s tracks? Or would...

The Skoda Works were one of the largest industrial groups in Europe up until WWII manufacturing everything from armaments - tanks, artillery, battleship guns and armour - to trains, machine tools, steam turbines, electrical transformers, and, with the purchase and incorporation of Laurin &...

How likely is it for Czechoslovakia to annex the Glatz/Kladsko/Klodzko region of Middle Silesia after the Treaty of Versailles (1919), and what would have happened after that? What are the effects on the Czechoslovak Economy, the Sudetenland Question, and the situation in Silesia overall...

What if Czechoslovakia had been divided between the Western Allies and the Red Army after WW2 so that the present day Czech republic had been a non-communist state?

US Army marched into bohemia and moravia and soviets into slovakia at end of WW2. This caused capitalist "republic of Czechoslovakia" in the bohemia and moravia, and Communist "people's republic of Czechoslovakia" in slovakia. And Both government claims to be legitimate government of all of...

How many more "Czechoslovakias" are possible? By that, I mean unprecedented unions of two countries, ideally with a hyphenated demonym ending with an o attached to a placename ("Czecho" + "Slovakia") Especially during the collapse of an empire, especially if stewarded by a sort of "middle man"...

WI Hitler decided to finish Czechoslovakia at once and demands not only Sudetenland bit also protectorate over rest of Czechia ( with excuse of protecting Germans from possible Czech repressions) and independence for Slovakia. He is determined to invade Czechoslovakia if his demands are...

As Polish troops advance into the Ukraine during the 1920 Kiev offensive, they linked up with the remnants of the Czechslovak Legion, who after capturing the Tsar's Gold reserves in 1919 attempted to head for Vladivostok only to be caught in a battle near Omsk and sent fleeing in the opposite...