In the very fluid situation in Central/Eastern Europe between Versailles in 1919 and Klaipėda in 1924, is there any likely turn of events that would have ended with East Prussia ending up as part of Poland and/or Lithuania? Or split between both?
The 1920 plebiscite suggests otherwise, but was there ever a potential path toward the above? That didn't require the Red Army, of course.
East Prussia after WW I
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Re: East Prussia after WW I
Extremely unlikely (less that 5%) in my opinion.
But quite likely (50% +) East Prussia would end up as part of Soviet Union if Tukhachevsky managed to get all the way to Berlin in 1920.
But quite likely (50% +) East Prussia would end up as part of Soviet Union if Tukhachevsky managed to get all the way to Berlin in 1920.
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