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In message , Geoffrey S.
Mendelson writes:
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So while it would of been likely that the US did not enter the war in 1941
if there was no attack on Pearl Harbor, eventually Roosevelt would have found
a way, or an attack would of happened.

As for the war not happening at all, if the King of England, who was a
fascist supporter had not been forced to abdicate, when Germany invaded
the Studentenland, he would not of declared war on Germany.


I love "Studentenland" (-:! ["It's those damn students making trouble
again!"]

If Germany had kept its nonagression pact with the Soviet Union, and been
satisifed with Europe, there may not have been a "world" war.

Not likely, but a long train of "ifs" that were possible.

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Accompanied by several "would of"s - but, puzzlingly, not entirely:
there are at least two "would have"s as well.
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