1915

The Marne ended differently. Now winter 1915 will decide a continent.
A single staff officers choice at the Marne shifted German lines forty kilometers east of where history remembers — and the Schlieffen Plans ghost still haunts every map table from Charleville-Mézières to Chantilly. Falkenhayn can no longer fight two fronts at once. Hindenburg demands divisions Berlin cannot spare. Joffre and a wary Sir John French scramble to forge a coalition before Brusilovs Russians shatter Habsburg lines in Galicia. Conrad teeters. The Kaiser expects miracles. The shells are not coming fast enough.
From the frozen Champagne mud to the Carpathian passes, from Krupps furnace floors to the cipher rooms of the Bundesarchiv, this is the Great War as it might have unfolded — meticulously reconstructed from over 250 primary sources across five national archives. Watch trench warfare, heavy artillery, aerial reconnaissance, and signal intelligence accelerate eighteen months ahead of schedule as commanders adapt or perish.
Spanning thirty-two months of strategic evolution across Western, Eastern, and naval theaters, this is documentary alternate history at its most disciplined and immersive.

The reckoning begins where the old timeline ends.